Welcome to the CAS Weekly Events Update! Check our website or click the green links below for the most up-to-date information. If you would like to submit your event, please contact the Dean's Office with your listing. Enjoy!

Monday, April 5
Asian Studies Program Event
"Chiang Yee: The Silent Traveller" with Da Zheng
5PM; 73 Tremont St, 1st fl.


Tuesday, April 6
Womens/Gender Studies event
"The Adventures of Translating The Second Sex"
4:30PM; 73 Tremont St, 3rd fl.

Government Department event
"Order Order! The Scottish Parliament and Its Shepherd"
4:30PM; Donahue 128

CJN Film Series screening
Our Disappeared
6PM; Donahue 311


Wednesday, April 7
Rosenberg Institute event
"Can Japan Be An Asian Power"
10AM; Archer 110

Second Language Services
"If Nothing Else, We've Enjoyed the Fruit" reading
1PM; Donahue 128

Government Department event
"Haiti: What Now?"
5:30PM; Donahue 311


Thursday, April 8
Women's Health Program event
Dr. Jasmine Waddel's "Using Research to Understand Health and Justice for Women of the Gulf Coast"
4:30PM; 73 Tremont St, 12th fl.

CJN Department event
Annual Rammy Awards
6PM; C. Walsh Theatre

Civic Discourse Series event
Prison Literacy panel discussion
6PM; 10 1/2 Beacon Street

Ford Hall Forum event
"No Apology" with Mitt Romney
6:30PM; Boston Public Library


Friday, April 9
CJN Department event
HealthSpeak Cape Cod
8AM; Cape Cod Comm.College

Suffolk's Da Zheng has written a biography of Chiang Yee's extraordinary accomplishments and transnational experience. The book uncovers Chiang's encounters with racial exclusion and immigration laws, displacement, exile, and the pain and losses he endured while maintaining a popular public image.

This event will begin at 5:00 pm on Monday, April 5 at the Amenities Room on the first floor of 73 Tremont Street. For more, visit www.suffolk.edu/college/41401.html

Suffolk and the Boston Athenæum
continue their Spring Civic Discourse Series. Jill McDonough, poet; Steven Spitzer, Suffolk Professor of Sociology,  and Bob Waxler, professor of English, University of Massachusetts, Dartmouth present a panel discussion, titled "Prison Literacy," moderated by author, Jack Gantos.

This event will begin at 6:30 pm on Thursday, April 8 at 10 1/2 Beacon Street. For more information, visit www.suffolk.edu/college/40078.html.

Former Governor of Mass, Mitt Romney joins moderator Jeff Jacoby, Boston Globe columnist, to explore why American strength is essential - not just for us but for the world. This event will begin at 6:30 pm on Thursday, April 8 in the Rabb Auditorium of the Boston Public Library. For more, visit www.suffolk.edu/college/40612.html

Join a panel discussion on the situation in Haiti, featuring Dr. Marc Prou, UMASS Boston; Rep. Lind Dorcena Forry. 12th District; Dr. Alix Cantave, UMASS Boston; moderated by Judy Dushku, Suffolk University.

This event will begin at 5:30 pm on Wednesday, April 7 in Donahue 311. For more, visit www.suffolk.edu/college/41471.html