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DESCRIPTION:HOBART'S TALK HAS BEEN RESCHEDULED FOR A FUTURE DATE. MORE INFO
 RMATION SOON!\n\nAssistant Professor of Native and Indigenous Studies Hiʻi
 lei Julia \nKawehipuaakahaopulani Hobart from the Program in Ethnicity\, R
 ace\, and \nMigration at Yale University will present on research from her
  forthcoming \nbook\, Pleasure Seekers: Land\, Power\, and Colonial Parksp
 ace (Duke University \nPress). Hobart is also the author of Cooling the Tr
 opics: Ice\, Indigeneity\, \nand Hawaiian Refreshment (Duke University Pre
 ss\, 2022)\, which won the Native \nAmerican and Indigenous Studies Associ
 ation (NAISA) Best First Book Prize\, \nthe Scholars of Color First Book A
 ward from Duke University Press\, the Samuel \nand Ronnie Heyman Prize fro
 m the Yale University Faculty of Arts and Sciences \n(FAS)\, and received 
 an honorable mention for the Lara Romero First Book Prize \nfrom the Ameri
 can Studies Association (ASA).
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LOCATION:OCGE 107
SUMMARY:RESCHEDULED!!!: 2025-26 Ethnographic Research Colloquium Speaker: H
 iʻilei \nJulia Kawehipuaakahaopulani Hobart on 'Surfacing: A Sand Island S
 tory'
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