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Spring 2012 Colloquium  ( PDF – please post in your department!)

Tuesday, April 17, 2012, noon-1:30 PM, SOS 250.

Join your graduate student colleagues for lunch, lively conversation, and excellent speakers:

“The Causes and Legacy of Violence in British North America”
Adam Bloch, Department of History

“Leontes' Gambling Problem: Playing at Sovereignty in The Winter's Tale”
Megan Herrold, Department of English

FREE to USC graduate students in all disciplines of early modern study!  RSVP to gaems@usc.edu

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Call for Members and Officers

Join GA-EMS as a way of furthering your professional and intellectual development and connecting with other USC graduate students from all areas of early modern study.  Read the Frequently Asked Questions and the GA-EMS Constitution for more information, and contact gaems@usc.edu to enroll!

And if you are interested in being an officer for 2012-2013, please consult the constitution and indicate your interest prior to the April colloquium at gaems@usc.edu

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2011-2012 Officers

President:  Nick Gliserman (History)
Vice-President:  Amanda Weldy Boyd (English)
Secretary:  Ellen Dooley (Art History)
Treasurer:  Keith Pluymers (History)
President Emeritus:  Jeanne McDougall (History)

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Please pass this info to graduate students in your department.  Many thanks!

 Graduate Association for Early Modern Studies

http://www-scf.usc.edu/~gaems/

gaems@usc.edu

GA-EMS receives support from The Dana and David Dornsife College of Letters, Arts & Sciences;  The Graduate and Professional Student Senate;  and the USC-Huntington Early Modern Studies Institute( http://dornsife.usc.edu/emsi/ )