colloquium

col·lo·qui·um | \ kə-ˈlō-kwē-əm

plural colloquiums or colloquia\ kə-ˈlō-kwē-ə

Definition of colloquium

: a usually academic meeting at which specialists deliver addresses on a topic or on related topics and then answer questions relating to them … a nine-session scholar-led colloquium to introduce teachers to literary texts by and about minorities …— Bruce Fraser

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Recent Examples on the Web Cascone writes that DiQuinzio used this money to organize a three-day colloquium for female curators and museum leaders in April 2018. — Nina Kravinsky, Smithsonian, "Fifty U.S. Museums Champion Feminist Art Ahead of 2020 Election," 6 Nov. 2019 Anne Ellegood, a colloquium participant and director of the Institute of Contemporary Art Los Angeles, says to artnet News. — Nina Kravinsky, Smithsonian, "Fifty U.S. Museums Champion Feminist Art Ahead of 2020 Election," 6 Nov. 2019 He was permitted to return to CWRU in 2009 for a colloquium. — Karen Farkas, cleveland.com, "Physicist Lawrence Krauss had access restricted at Case Western Reserve University in 2009 after sexual harassment accusation, BuzzFeed reports," 26 Feb. 2018 PhD candidate Christine Nittrouer and a team did a survey of 50 top U.S. universities and analyzed the colloquium speakers from the biology, bioengineering, political science, history, psychology, and sociology departments. — Ellen Mcgirt, Fortune, "raceAhead: Ta-Nehisi Coates Quits Twitter," 19 Dec. 2017

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