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Monday, July 9 - Foundations: What is a city?
8:30 Coffee/ Resources
9:00 Introductory activity — Michele Delattre
9:50 Çatalhöyük: Deconstructing the World's First
City (Burcu Tung - Anthropology, UCB)
10:50 Break
11:00 Uruk: The First City (Prof. John Hayes - Near Eastern
Studies, UCB)
12:15 Catered lunch
1:15 Imperial Rome: Monuments, Resources, and Power (Prof. Carlos
Norena - History, UCB)
2:30 Break
2:40 Classroom applications - Carolyn Rinetti, Pleasanton Middle School
Credit student meeting
4:00 Adjourn
Tuesday, July 10 - Footprints: The city shaped.
8:30 Coffee and Resources
9:00 Small groups — Michele Delattre
9:30 Cities in China: The Early Evidence (Prof. Michael Nylan,
History, UCB)
10:45 Break
11:00 The Built World of the Incas (Prof. Jean-Pierre Protzen,
College of Environmental Design, UCB)
12:15 Catered lunch
1:15 Walking in the City: Mapping St. Petersburg circa 1910
(Dr. Stiliana Milkova, Comparative Literature, UCB)
2:30 Break
2:40 Classroom applications — Mike Phipps, Cable Car Museum
Credit student working period
4:00 Adjourn
Wednesday, July 11 - The Arts: The city observed.
8:30 Coffee/ resources
9:00 Small groups — Michele Delattre
9:30 Ecological Apocalypse in Dickens' London (Prof. Robert
Alter, Comparative Literature, UCB)
10:45 Break
11:00 Motion, Mechanization, and Migration: The Urban Experience
in Walther Ruttmann’s Weimar Film “Berlin: Symphony of a Great
City (1927) (Dr. Noga Wizansky, Institute of European Studies, UCB)
12:30 Catered lunch
1:30 Paris of the Impressionists (Prof. Darcy Grigsby, Art History,
UCB)
2:45 Credit student working period
4:00 Adjourn
Thursday, July 12 - Modernization
8:30 Coffee/ resources
9:00 Classroom applications
9:30 Extreme Urban: Mumbai – City in the Developing World
(Prof. Tanu Sankalia, Visual Arts, USF)
10:45 Break
10:50 Modernization of Seoul,Korea (Dr. Hilary Finchun-Sung,
Institute of East Asian Studies, UCB)
12:15 Lunch on own
1:45 From Paris to Phnom Penh: The City as Archive (Prof. Penny
Edwards, South and Southeast Asia Studies, UCB)
3:00 Classroom applications - Ina Bendich, EXCEL High School
Credit student working period
4:00 Adjourn
Friday, July 13 - Current Research - Urban communities.
8:30 Coffee/ resources
9:10 Urban research panel
- Dubai: A Local, Regional and Global Perspective (Reem Alissa,
Architecture, UCB)
- Urban Informality in Lagos, Nigeria: A New Paradigm? (Joseph
Godlewski, Architecture, UCB)
- Istanbul: the Bridge and the Mosque (Kathryn Schild, Slavic
Languages and Literatures, UCB)
10:50 Tokyo Stories: Tales from the Four-Hundred-Year History of
Japan's Capital (Dr. Cary Karacas, Geography, UCB)
12:00 Catered Lunch
1:00 Google Earth (Robin Ziegler, Community Development, Google Earth)
2:15 Web resources/ Credit group presentations
4:00 Adjourn
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