The Holmes Workshop Series aims to encourage scholarly discussions of ongoing research among graduate students and faculty members at Yale working on projects related to the history of science and medicine, while fostering a sense of community spirit and collegiality among members of the Program in the History of Science and Medicine. It is named after Dr. Frederic L. Holmes, former chairman of the Program.
Holmes workshops run from 3:45-5:15 p.m. on certain Mondays throughout the fall and spring semesters and will be held in the Fulton Room (333 Cedar Street). Presenters are encouraged to pre-circulate their papers or chapters when possible.
Fall 2019
September 23
Community Guidelines Overview
September 30
Angelica Clayton, “Creating the Traumatized Rape Victim: Transformation of Rape Trauma Syndrome and Women’s Identities in the Clinic, Courtroom and Media, 1970-2000”
October 14
Aanchal Saraf, “Nuclear Horror Story: Racialized Zombies, Imperial Ruin, and the S/pacific Performance of Marshallese Feminisms”
October 21
Jennifer Strtak, “Prêt-à-rouler: vehicles and the making of movement in early modern France”
November 4
R. John Williams, “Memories of Now”
November 11
Miriam Rich
December 9
Camille Owens, “The Anatomy of Sammy Tubbs: Racial Pedagogies of the Human from Medical Science to Children’s Culture (1845-1880)”
Spring 2020
January 13
Barbara Pohl
February 10
Sarah Pickman
Kamil Ahsan, “Interdisciplinary Integrity: Studying Genetic History & Paleobiology”
March 2
Megann Licskai
March 23
Hussein Mohsen
April 6
Richard Zhang
April 27
Beans Velocci