Stanford University Master of Liberal Arts

How to Repair American Democracy: Stanford’s Master of Liberal Arts Program hosts a talk with Professor Larry Diamond on 12/2 at 6:00 pm (PT). Professor Diamond is interested in democracy at home and abroad: how to achieve it, defend it, and improve it. He will be speaking about the challenges to democracy that we are now seeing in the U.S., and will entertain questions from the audience about the recent election and its aftermath. Register for the talk here: https://stanford.zoom.us//tJUqcuCpqT4uGN2m1RvHxCxodZpkxfcQ

Calling all MLA Alumni - Consider taking an MLA Seminar this Winter, 2020! Consider "Heretics, Prostitutes, and Merchants: The Venetian Empire" with Paula Findlen or "The Intersection of Medicine, Science, Public Policy, and Ethics: Cancer as a Case Study" with Joseph Lipsick. Click here for more information: https://mla.stanford.edu//sbi/f/mla_course_winter_2020.pdf

We are pleased to announce that Dominican University in San Rafael will host the 14th West Coast Graduate Liberal Studies Symposium June 18-20, 2021. Their hope is to host a safe, in-person conference, but if that is not possible, they will prepare for a virtual conference. They are accepting abstract submissions through March 26. More information is available here: https://scholar.dominican.edu/graduate-liberal-studies-symp

Calling all Stanford MLA Students and Alumni: The journal of the MLA Program at Stanford University, Tangents, is currently soliciting works for publication in the Summer 2021 issue. The deadline for submission is 1/12/2021. Click here for more information: https://mla.stanford.edu//sbiybj1421/f/2021_tangents_solic

Reminder: The Stanford Master of Liberal Arts (MLA) program invites you to a virtual book discussion on Oct. 29 at 6 pm (PT). MLA graduate Dr. Jonathan Metzl will discuss his new book, : ' , which won the 2020 Robert F. Kennedy Book Award. Free and open to the public. Learn more and register: https://events.stanford.edu/events/889/88993/