Distinguished Visitors Talk by Brooke Larson, Professor Emerita, Stony Brook University & Early Career Scholar, Polly Lauer, Ph.D in History, Yale University (Event canceled)

Tuesday, April 1, 2025

4:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.

Lutnick Library LUT 200 Instruction and Events

04/01/2025 04:00 PM America/New_York Distinguished Visitors Talk by Brooke Larson, Professor Emerita, Stony Brook University & Early Career Scholar, Polly Lauer, Ph.D in History, Yale University (Event canceled) Lutnick Library

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Niemi, Gina

gniemi@haverford.edu

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Faculty and Staff
Students

Event Calendar

Distinguished Visitors Talk by Brooke Larson, Professor Emerita, Stony Brook University & Early Career Scholar, Polly Lauer, Ph.D. in History, Yale University

Talk on Tuesday, April 1, 2025 at 4:15pm (tea at 4:00pm) in LUT 200

“Histories of Indigenous Schools in Latin America: Bolivia, Guatemala, and Ecuador"

A roundtable discussion between Dr. Marlen Rosas, Assistant Professor of History, Haverford College, Dr. Brooke Larson and Dr. Polly Lauer on comparisons and connections among Indigenous literacy contexts in the histories of Bolivia, Guatemala, & Ecuador.

Sponsored by the Department of History in conjunction with the Distinguished Visitors Program.