
Each Spring, the Committee for International Research holds a research symposium to showcase the international/global research and creative activities of CSUSM faculty.
We aim to:
The Committee for International Research (CIR) encourages you to attend the virtual Spring 2022 International Research Symposium on Thursday, April 14, and Friday, April 15. This year, faculty from CHABSS, COBA, and CEHHS will present their research, scholarly, and creative works during informal mini-presentations and discussions.
The event is free and open to the entire campus community. Please share with your colleagues and students.
Session I: Thursday, April 14, 2022, 11:00 AM-12:15 PM. Zoom meeting: https://csusm.zoom.us/j/86171885912?pwd=S2M2TUNMdEI1Q0VrYWJlK2d0Nm1jUT09
11:00 am | Antonio Zaldívar, moderator
Welcome
11:05 am | Ching-Ming Cheng, Associate Professor & Concert Pianist
CHABSS School of Arts, Music & Theater
"Two Friends, Two Pianos": The Creation of a Two-Piano Concert
11:15 am | Xiaoye She, Assistant Professor
CHABSS, Political Science
Going Multilateral and Going South: Indonesia’s Evolving Strategies in Development Cooperation
11:25 am | Jill Weigt, Professor
CHABSS, Social Sciences
Studying Heavy Industry, Gender, and Corporate Representation in Iceland
11:35 am | Katherine Brown, Professor
CHABSS, Communication
International and Interdisciplinary Work on Human Development and Change
11:45 am | Jon Spenard, Assistant Professor
CHABSS, Anthropology
Digital Reconstructing the Early Archaeology of Rio Frio Cave, Belize
11:55 am | Antonio Zaldívar, Associate Professor
CHABSS, History
Constructing Iberian Identities, 1000-1700
12:05 pm | Conversation and Wrap-Up
Session II: Friday, April 15, 2022, 11:15 AM-12:20 PM. Zoom meeting: https://csusm.zoom.us/j/87052406170?pwd=aks4SXp5eWdMWm5IQTNad1NUd0JQUT09
11:15 am | Liz Ridder, moderator
Welcome
11:20 am | Teru Toyokawa, Associate Professor
CEHHS, Human Development
Transition to Adulthood and Career Pathways Among Japanese Young People
11:30 am | Paola Ometto, Assistant Professor
COBA, Management
The Sacred Cow? Private Sector Protests in Brazil, 1998-2015
11:40 am | Dino Bozonelos, Lecturer Faculty
CHABSS, Global Studies
International Efforts to Secure Sacred Sites: Capacity and Autonomy Across Countries
11:50 am | AsherLev T Santos, Assistant Professor
CEHHS, Public Health
Global Health Cooperation and Diplomacy
12:00 pm | Liz Ridder, Associate Professor
CHABSS Liberal Studies/Geography
Interpreting Ancient Human-Environment Interactions Through Aerial Mapping
12:10 pm | Conversation and Wrap-Up
Download the schedule and abstracts here.
No recordings at this time.