Robert M. Gay Lecture with Homi K Bhabha

Professor Homi Bhabha will read sections of his texts, touching on timely themes of critical theory, displacement, postcolonial theory, and identity. This event takes place at Simmons University’s Main College Building in room A-152.

This event is part of the Literature & Writing Department's annual Robert M. Gay Memorial lecture series. Dr. Bhabha will engage in a moderated discussion with Literature & Writing Professors Patrick Sylvain and Sheldon George with audience Q&A to follow. The event is free to attend, in-person and online. Registration is required. Register here.

This event will also include a book signing of various texts by Dr Bhabha. Copies of his books will be available for purchase.

Hosted by The Department of Literature & Writing and Ifill College.

Due to limited parking in the urban area around Simmons, we encourage visitors, students, staff, and faculty to use alternative transportation when commuting to Simmons. Limited parking is available on nearby streets and private garages. Visit https://www.simmons.edu/maps-directions/parking for more information.

Please email [email protected] if you have any questions

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