WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 2014
Freeman Auditorium, Tulane University
6:30-8:00pm KEYNOTE LECTURE
Dr. Andy Pratt, “Can the Creative Economy Sustain New Orleans? Global Lessons”
8:00-9:00pm PUBLIC RECEPTION
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 2014
Stibbs Conference Room, LBC
12:30-2:00pm DISCUSSION
Dr. Andy Pratt, “The Interdisciplinary Scholar: Challenges in Collaboration”
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 2014
Stibbs Conference Room, LBC
8:00-8:30am REGISTRATION AND CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST
8:30-10:00am PANEL 1: Negotiating Power Differences in Everyday Life
moderated by Dr. Elaine Wright, Tulane School of Social Work
Mary Freyder, Tulane University – “Peer-researchers Unravel Social and Sexual Networks to Improve Sexual Health Programs in New Orleans”
Emily Starr, Tulane University – “The Politics of Gender, Sexuality, and Power though Tending Bar”
Alicia McCraw, Tulane University
10:15-11:45am PANEL 2: Whose Culture, Whose Space? Challenges of Representation and Remembrance in Cities
moderated by Dr. Amber Wiley, Tulane School of Architecture
Mark Beirn, Washington University – “Contested Air Space: Civic Identity and Urban Form in Berlin’s 3 Airports”
Maille Faughnan, Tulane University – “Dynamic Values and Capabilities in Urban Revitalization of a World Heritage Site: The Case of Casco Antiguo Panama”
Adrian Popan, University of Texas – “The Dead Dragon and the Flies: The Socialist Residential Architecture from Infrastructural Violence to Sustainable Solutions”
Heidi Schmalbach, Tulane University – “Race, Representation, and Memory: The Greenwood District and the Problem with Preservation”
12:00-1:45pm STUDENT PRESENTATIONS
Cate Irvin, Tulane University – “Mapping the Spatial Dimensions of Food Trucks: Urban Transformations Through Mobile Outposts of Difference”
Julie Arrington, University of Alabama – “The Reintegration of Alberta City”
Joshua Schoop, Tulane University
Framing Cities 