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Upcoming Events
DJ Rekha-Migrating Bhangra: A Musical Journey
Friday, November 20, 2009
Lecture: 5:30 pm, Salomon 001
DJ Set/Dance Party: 10pm-2am, Graduate Center Lounge
DJ Rekha (Rekha Malhotra), is an accomplished and critically acclaimed DJ, artist, music producer, and activist. She has been credited with putting bhangra music on the map in the US, and hosts incredibly popular performances and lectures all over the world. London-born and of Indian origin, DJ Rekha now resides in New York City. She is the creator and host of Basement Bhangra, New York City's infectiously popular dance party.
She will first speak at Salomon 001 at 5:30pm. She will discuss her career as an artist and her influences, and also talk about bhangra's history and journey from traditional India to Western popular culture. The lecture will be followed by a Q+A and a Taste of India reception.
Then, at Graduate Center Lounge, celebrate your Friday night with DJ Rekha's electrifying mix of South Asian Bhangra and contemporary Hip-Hop!
Student DJs will also be performing.
Lunchtime Speakers Series: Eating for Well-Being
Monday, November 30, 12 – 1pm, Sarah Doyle Women’s Center Lounge
Eating well during graduate school can be a challenge for women. Come listen to Brown University Nutritionist Heather Bell, as she talks about
ways to fit nutrition into a busy schedule, techniques for boosting energy and mood, and nutrition issues particular to women during their grad-school years.
Lunch will be provided.
Lunchtime Speakers Series: Marginal Voices – LGBTQ Scholars in the Academy
Monday, December 7, 12 – 1pm, Sarah Doyle Women’s Center Lounge
This lunchtime discussion will address the challenges facing LGBTQ graduate students and offer ways to locate safe spaces at Brown. Graduate students are encouraged to come with any concerns and questions they have regarding their experiences as LGBTQ scholars. This is a great opportunity to meet folks from different disciplines and connect with other students who may be having similar struggles or concerns. And, of course, a place to share any advice and strategies! The program will be facilitated by Gail Cohee, Director of the Sarah Doyle Women's Center.
Lunch will be provided.
Grad Student "Survival Social"
Thursday, December 10, 4 – 6pm, Sarah Doyle Women’s Center Lounge
End of the semester getting you down? Come take a break and unwind at the Sarah Doyle Women's Center. Enjoy food, wine, and good company. Resources for stress-management will also be available.
