Interdisciplinary Nineteenth Century Studies Conference

Title: "The Emergence of Human Rights"
Date:  April 3 — 5, 2008

Plenary Speakers
 
Lynn Hunt, History, UCLA, Inventing Human Rights
Aili Mari Tripp, Political Science, UW-Madison, Global Feminism:  Transnational  Women’s Activism, Organizing, and Human Rights
 
Featuring Literary Reading by:
Anca Vlasopolos, New Bedford Samurai
 
Exhibition of 19th century political prints, Haggerty Museum of Art.
 
Sponsored by the Office of the Provost, College of Arts and Sciences, Law School, Urban Studies Institute, Departments of English, Foreign Languages, History, and Philosophy

Registration

The conference registration is free to Marquette faculty, students, and staff. To register for the conference, download this form and send to:

Christine L. Krueger
Department of English
Coughlin Hall
P.O. Box 1881
Marquette University
Milwaukee, WI 53201-1881
USA

Note: All presenters must be members of Interdisciplinary Nineteenth Century Studies (INCS). To join, go to the INCS Web site.

More information

• Visit Marquette
• Conference rate accommodations available at the Doubletree hotel
  Group Code; INC
  Calling the Double Tree Hotel: 414.273.2950
  Double Tree Hotel Central Reservations: 800.222.TREE

The INCS Conference is in conjunction with the Tenth Annual Marquette Women's Studies Conference and will take place at Marquette University.