Fall 2024 Schedule
Date | Speaker | Talk Title | Modality |
Sept. 6 | [no talk; introduction to course for enrolled students] | ||
Sept. 13 | Amod Lele (Northeastern) | “Technology Ethics at the Ethics Institute” | in-person |
Sept. 20 | Ben Chrisinger (Tufts) | “Getting to Root Causes: Why Equity Must Be at the Center of Planning and Public Health” | in-person |
Sept. 27 | Eric Gordon (Emerson College) | “Generative Listening” | in-person |
Oct. 4 | Tiffany Joseph (Northeastern) | “(Not) All In: Race, Immigration, and Healthcare Exclusion in the Age of Obamacare” | in-person |
Oct. 11 | [no Lunch Seminar] | ||
Oct. 18 | James J. Fisher (Generous Listening and Dialogue Initiative, Tufts) | “The Sound is the Power: Sonic Politics and Audio Technology in West Africa” | in-person |
Oct. 25 | Kelly Siegel-Stechler (CIRCLE, Tufts) | in-person | |
Nov. 1 | Pariroo Rattan (Harvard) | “The moral politics of the e-conomy: Digitization, populism and the urban poor in contemporary India” | in-person |
Nov. 8 | [no Lunch Seminar] | ||
Nov. 15 | Revati Masilamani (Tufts) | in-person | |
Nov. 22 | Bonnie Bain (Salem Alliance for the Environment) | “Community Benefits Agreements and Offshore Wind” | in-person |
Nov. 29 | [no Lunch Seminar] | ||
Dec. 6 | Julia Gouvea (Tufts) | in-person | |
About the lunch seminar
STS Lunch Seminar runs as an undergraduate course through the Program in Science, Technology, and Society at Tufts. We expect it to be attended by a mix of undergraduates, faculty, staff, and graduate students from nearby programs. The seminar meets Fridays from 12-1:15pm EST. This semester, we will be in Lincoln-Filene Hall, Room 201 (the old Rabb Room, as opposed to the new one in Barnum Hall).
Seminar format: speakers should expect to present for about 35-45 minutes, leaving at least 30 minutes for questions and discussion. Students who are enrolled in the course will be expected to write responses to the presentations each week.
All are welcome, whether enrolled or not, whether Tufts-affiliated or not.