Past Events- Migration Research Cluster

This is the first in a series of campus conversations to foster cross-disciplinary exchange on the contributions of feminist research.

The MLGH Conference brings together a multidisciplinary group of scholars and scientists for two exciting days of exploration and debate on the interrelated issues of labor migration, occupational health, and economics.

This one-day conference, connected to the legislative environment to explore U.S. immigration policy since 9/11 and address the implications for immigration policy of the Trump presidency.

The symposium explores how some of the most pivotal discoveries in the arts and humanities occur at the crossroads of academic disciplines.

The seminar explores some of the factors that increase migrants’ likelihood to enter the U.S. labor market with a staffing firm job.

This seminar asks how Latina mothers seek to foster advantageous social identities in their daughters through their parenting practices, or more specifically, how Latina mothers manage and think about their daughter’s doll access.

Join King Hall faculty to discuss critical perspectives on first year classes.