Examining the empirical relationship between holistic and analytic speaking scores of ITA candidates.

Atul Bhalla | Monday, September 16 | 105 S. Kedzie | 6pm

Atul Bhalla is a conceptual artist who uses photography, performance, video, sculpture, and installation to immerse himself in the physical, historical, spiritual, and political significance of water. Bhalla is a Professor in the Department of Art and Performance Art at Shiv Nadar University in India.

Decoding the noticing function of output with eye-tracking.

Does modality matter?: Crosslinguistic syntactic priming.

Learning through automatic corrective feedback in a smart exercise book: interaction patterns and learning outcomes.

The College of Arts & Letters will welcome artist-scholars John Jennings and Stacey Robinson to campus from September 23-27 to engage students and faculty in conversations about race, gender, and power within comics and science fiction.

Students currently in the GSAH major or minor, and any other student interested in Global Studies:

• Learn about the degree options in Global Studies in the Arts and Humanities.
• Meet other students, the advisor, the program director, and faculty.
• Meet comic book artists and authors John Jennings and Stacy Robinson.
• Enjoy snacks and pick up MSU swag.

Global Studies in the Arts and Humanities has partnered with Professor Julian Chambliss who is bringing to MSU the creators of Black Kirby. John Jennings and Stacy Robinson will do a brief presentation on their work at the student meet and greet. Read about their visit to MSU here:

https://msutoday.msu.edu/news/2019/visiting-artists-scholars-to-focus-on-race-gender-and-power-in-afrofuturism/

After the discussion with Jennings and Robinson, Kate Rendi, the GSAH student advisor, and Professor Salah Hassan, the GSAH Program Director, will lead an informal advising session on our Global Studies degrees.

This event is open to all students and faculty

In this dynamic presentation, artist-scholars John Jennings and Stacey Robinson will explore how the Afrofuturism lens has inspired a creative resistance that seeks to shape the future by recognizing the hidden cultural technology of the black past.

The MSU Museum will host a reception for artist-scholars John Jennings and Stacey Robinson on September 27 to engage students and faculty in conversations about race, gender, and power within comics and science fiction.

https://msutoday.msu.edu/news/2019/visiting-artists-scholars-to-focus-on-race-gender-and-power-in-afrofuturism/