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DESCRIPTION:Hear about exciting research and participate in a faculty feedb
 ack opportunity! Sean Pollock\, Ph.D. welcomes your feedback on his in-pro
 gress paper\, 'How to Die for Rus': The Afterlives of Prince Peter Bagrati
 on between Russian Empire & Nation.\n\nProfessor Pollock's current researc
 h focuses on the history and memory of the Russian campaign of 1812\, whic
 h Russians have ever since called the Patriotic War. Specifically\, he is 
 interested in the ways that individuals and institutions have used memorie
 s of Prince Petr Ivanovich Bagration (pronounced ba-gra-ti-ON)\, a Russian
  general who died from complications related to wounds received during the
  battle of Borodino\, to advance claims about Russian empire and nation be
 tween 1812 and 2012.\n\nFree and open to faculty\, staff\, students\, and 
 the public\n\nFor a digital copy of Professor Pollock's paper\, please ema
 il sean.pollock@wright.edu. Hard copies may be picked up in 470 Millett Ha
 ll.\n\nFollowing the discussion\, the School of Humanities and Cultural St
 udies will host a social hour at the Wandering Griffin.
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LOCATION:Center for Faculty Excellence\, 023 Dunbar Library
SUMMARY:Dr. Sean Pollock Discussion: Faculty Work in Progress
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