Teaching and the Academic Job Search

Online via Zoom

Learn about the role teaching plays in applying for faculty positions and how to prepare for this aspect of the academic job search from graduate students who have accepted positions at a variety of colleges and universities. Panelists Ty Blakeney French Joining the Faculty at Northwestern University   Marianne Brasil Integrative Biology Postdoctoral Fellow, UC Berkeley Joining the Faculty at Western Washington University   Angela Castillo Anthropology Joining the Faculty at Pitzer College   Jeehyun Choi English Joining the Faculty at Rutgers University   Rockford Sison Mathematics Visiting Assistant Professor, University of Cincinnati Joining the Faculty at Spelman College

UC Berkeley Tanner Lecture: Philippe Descola on Cosmopolities: Before, Behind and Beyond the State

Alumni House, Toll Room Berkeley

Join Philippe Descola, Emeritus Professor of Anthropology Collège de France, Paris for an Obert C. Tanner Lecture series on Cosmopolities: Before, Behind and Beyond the State. This three-day lecture series will cover the topics of: Lecture I: Cosmopolities 1 – A Political Anthropology Beyond the Human Wednesday, April 19, 2023 The rooting of the descriptive tools of the social sciences in Enlightenment philosophy has blinded us to the fact that what are loosely called ‘societies’ are in fact, for extra-moderns, assemblages that, unlike ours, contain and associate much more than just humans. We could call these assemblages cosmopolities in that they bring under the same regime of cosmic sociability a vast set of components that the ontology of the Moderns has tended to dissociate. Lecture II: Cosmopolities 2 – Forms Forms of Assemblage Thursday, April 20, 2023 Drawing comparatively on ethnographic and historical materials, this lecture will seek to define certain characteristics of the assemblages that extra-modern cosmopolities produce.  Seminar and Discussion with the Commentators Friday, April 21 2023 Please be advised that these events are only being offered in person at the Toll Room, Alumni House, on the UC Berkeley Campus. These events will follow evolving public health guidelines.  All three events will also be recorded and posted on the Tanner Lectures website for later viewing.  For more information about this lecture, please visit the Tanner Lectures website.