Seattle University Book Recommendations & Book Mentions

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Each year, Seattle U selects a Common Text for all incoming students to read as an introduction to their academic experience. This year, students read “Know My Name” by Chanel Miller, who led a virtual discussion on her work as part of yesterday’s New Student Convocation. https://t.co/EMiKbajqWt

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Robin DiAngelo, PhD. ‘91, came to campus to give a lecture on her new book, “Nice Racism: How Progressive White People Perpetuate Racial Harm.” The event was a precursor to Seattle U’s Racial Equity Summit on April 13. Learn more: https://t.co/DXQdY6Scox https://t.co/fWqXiR13GS

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Join @ElliottBayBooks on 1/30 for a conversation with Associate Professor of International Studies Serena Cosgrove, PhD, and Isabeau J. Belisle Dempsey, ’19, for a discussion of their new book, “Imagining Central America: Short Histories.” Details: https://t.co/60Ywpc0dhg

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On Nov. 15, Chin-Hao Huang of @yalenus will deliver a lecture about his new book, “State Formation through Emulation: The East Asian Model,” for the Peter L. Lee Endowed Lectureship in East Asian Culture and Civilization. RSVP to the in-person event: https://t.co/VF0VK9EhkS

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On Jan. 26, History Professor Theresa M. Earenfight will give an illustrated talk on her new book, “Catherine of Aragon: Infanta of Spain, Queen of England,” as part of @pborocathedral’s Katharine of Aragon Festival. Get your tickets to watch virtually: https://t.co/AEsaN9wVLe https://t.co/hxY4ZyFLa3

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Are you going to be in town early for #AWP23? Join us on campus on March 7 for a conversation with @ProfSonoraJha on her new novel, “The Laughter.” Register here: https://t.co/MqnRcHan9C