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Article ItemSomething Supernatural Webinar Series: Kuntilanak: Malay Modernity, Patriarchy, and their Traumatizing Horrors , article
Tuesday, October 17, 2023 at 10:00am ET | Part of the Something Supernatural Series, this webinar features Timo Duile, a post doctoral researcher at the University of Bonn. He explains the origins of that ghost which points toward a specific mode of modernity that constitutes a realm of Islamic Malay civilization in opposition to the horrors of Kuntilanak
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Article ItemVirtual Book Club , article
Join us for our fall virtual book discussion featuring All of Us Together in the End. Professor of English and director of creative writing programs, Matthew Vollmer, will host a conversation about his recently published family memoir described as "an elegiac affirmation of the awesome, strange, otherworldly ways our loved ones remain alive to us, even when they are out of reach."
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Article ItemStrides for Scholarships Virtual 5K , article
The CLAHS Staff Association's Scholarship Committee invites you to join us for our first ever Strides for Scholarships Virtual 5k! You can participate in this Virtual 5k anytime, anywhere between October 16 - November 4! ALL ARE WELCOME!
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News and Stories
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Research workshop gives voice to disability community , articleDisability consultants weighed in on a diverse set of design projects this summer during a technology “playdate” at Virginia Tech.
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A leap of faith: School of Communication student lands internship with Kansas City Chiefs , articleJoey Maguire, a senior in the School of Communication, spent the summer interning with the Kansas City Chiefs.
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New Edgar Allan Poe Netflix adaptation set to premiere; expert discusses his legacy , articleStreaming giant Netflix will soon unveil “The Fall of the House of Usher,” a miniseries based on Edgar Allen Poe’s story of the same title and other works.
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Cadets chosen to highlight the colors at the Pittsburgh game , articleFirst-year Cadets Matthew Norsky, Kooper Bray, and Sebastian Lising will receive the flags at Saturday’s football game against Pittsburgh.
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In memoriam: Michael Sporakowski, professor emeritus of human development , articleMichael Sporakowski, professor emeritus of human development in the College of Liberal Arts and Human Sciences, died June 9. Sporakowski joined Virginia Tech in 1970, serving as professor and eventually department head in the Department of Family and Child Development. Prior to beginning his career at the university, he earned degrees from Penn State in College Station, Pennsylvania, and Florida State University in Tallahassee, Florida. Also, he completed postdoctoral work at the University of Minnesota in Minneapolis.
