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X-WR-CALNAME:Back-to-Class: Session 1
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DESCRIPTION:A stimulating series of lectures and discussions led by Mount H
 olyoke College faculty and staff.\n\nThe Crisis in American Democracy\n\nA
 dam Hilton\, Associate Professor of Politics\n\nLocation: Cleveland L2\n\n
 In his first 100 days of his second administration\, President Donald Trum
 p has sought to remake American politics in his image. He has aggressively
  expanded the powers of the executive branch\, authorized the richest man 
 on Earth to dismantle federal institutions\, usurped the constitutional au
 thority of Congress\, and attacked the legitimacy of the courts. What does
  Trump's unprecedented presidency mean for the future of American democrac
 y\, and what can be done to safeguard it?\n\nFood Justice \n\nOlivia Aguil
 ar\nLeslie and Sarah Miller Director of the Miller Worley Center for the E
 nvironment\; Associate Professor of Environmental Studies\n\nLocation: Cle
 veland L3\n\nThis class will use a critical lens to examine issues around 
 equity and justice in our food systems\, from production to consumption. U
 sing race\, ethnicity\, gender and socioeconomic factors as the lens throu
 gh which to examine the impacts associated with how we grow and consume fo
 od\, this course seeks to understand an alternative to the dominant Wester
 n narrative on food systems.\n \n\nPrincesses and Paw Patrol: A Window int
 o the World of Preschool Children and the Collaborative Research Projects 
 They Inspire\n\nJennifer Wallace Jacoby\, Associate Professor of Psycholog
 y and Education\n\nLocation: Cleveland L1\n\nJoin Associate Professor Jenn
 ifer Jacoby for an engaging discussion on her research with Mount Holyoke 
 students! Explore fascinating insights into preschool children's book pref
 erences and discover how Disney princesses influence young girls' social i
 dentity formation through play. Don't miss this opportunity to reconnect w
 ith faculty and fellow alums while delving into compelling research.
GEO:42.257827;-72.573976
LOCATION:Cleveland Hall\, see rooms below
SUMMARY:Back-to-Class: Session 1
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.mtholyoke.edu/event/back-to-class-session-1
CATEGORIES:Reunion
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