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The 2014 CAS Colloquium is focused on 'Thinking About Movement'.Abstracts
Best Kinscherff, Kristin - Movement in MotionCataldi, Suzanne - Freedom in Movement
Dickman, Therese - 19th Century Illustrated Sheet Music Collection Goes YouTube
Flaherty, Anne - Thinking About the Civil Rights Movement and African American Politics
Hildebrandt, Kristine - Language Documentation in Nepal: Between the Macro- and the Micro
Hume, Susan - Bosnian Migration to St. Louis and Their Imprint on the Cultural Landscape
Lavallee, Tom - Daoist, Buddhist and Early Chinese Literary Queries into the Nature of Qi and Motion
McClinton, Rowena - Forced Cherokee Removal: Moving through Illinois as the Cherokee Nation
Nastasia, Sorin - Thinking About Movement in Public Relations Practice
Nwacha, Barbara - Defining Movement: Thinking About Movement
O'Brien, Jerry - Close But Not Touching: The Eugenics and Birth Control Movements From 1900-1930
Paulett, Robert - Moving Pictures: Maps and Imagination in Eighteenth-Century Anglo-America
Poepsel, Mark - Phoning Home in the 21st Century: The Latin American Diaspora Online
Romero, Aldemaro - Active Faunal Colonization of Cave: The Role of Natural Selection
Smallman, Lora - On the Prowl: Alternative Career Moves for Humanities Majors
Tamari, Steve - Emigration and Forced Migration: Case Studies from the Muslim World
Van Leishout, Leslie - Make a Move
Willmott, Cory - The Aesthetics of Movement and Sound in Powwow Dance and Regalia