[LOGOS] Next Meetup, Wed Jun 11, 2pm - Alejandra Dubcovsky

[Emiliano De Cristofaro]

Hi Everyone,

For our last LOGOS meetup before the Summer, we will have a talk by
Alejandra Dubcovsky from the History Department.

Please see attached for an overview of the topics. Her bio is below.

The meetup will be on Wednesday, June 11 at 2 PM in WCH 203 (preferably) or
on Zoom at this link
<https://ucr.zoom.us/j/92699528206?pwd=oo5ujmYE79Wqywca0CaaQBd1WAhUFz.1>.

I hope to see you numerous.

Best,
Emiliano

*Alejandra Dubcovsky* is a professor of history at the University of
California, Riverside. She received her BA and PhD from UC Berkeley, and a
MLIS from San Jose State. She is the author of two award-winning
books— *Informed
Power: Communication in the early American South* (HUP 2016) and *Talking
Back: Native Women and the Making of the Early South* (YUP 2023)— and many
articles focused on Indigenous history of the early American South. She is
currently working on two collaborative language recovery and reclamation
projects: *Hebuano*, which is focused on the Timucua language spoken in
early Florida and *Ticha*, which works with community members and a team of
linguists and historians in Oaxaca, Mexico and centers on Colonial Valley
Zapotec.
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