AMSA Educational Webinars
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Photographing Industrial Slaughter in Chicago's Packingtown
Recorded May 26, 2022
During this webinar Dr. Morgan highlighted photographs of Chicago's Packingtown from the turn of the twentieth century.
During this webinar Dr. Morgan highlighted photographs of Chicago's Packingtown from the turn of the twentieth century. Looking at how images were used both to promote and to critique the city's industrial-scale trade in animals and meat, the talk illuminated the role photographs played during a period of nascent globalization in American food industries.
Presenter:
Emily Kathryn Morgan is Associate Professor of Art History at Iowa State University
Activists Update/Watch
Photographing Industrial Slaughter in Chicago's Packingtown
Recorded May 26, 2022
During this webinar Dr. Morgan highlighted photographs of Chicago's Packingtown from the turn of the twentieth century.
During this webinar Dr. Morgan highlighted photographs of Chicago's Packingtown from the turn of the twentieth century. Looking at how images were used both to promote and to critique the city's industrial-scale trade in animals and meat, the talk illuminated the role photographs played during a period of nascent globalization in American food industries.
Presenter:
Emily Kathryn Morgan is Associate Professor of Art History at Iowa State University
Career Development
Photographing Industrial Slaughter in Chicago's Packingtown
Recorded May 26, 2022
During this webinar Dr. Morgan highlighted photographs of Chicago's Packingtown from the turn of the twentieth century.
During this webinar Dr. Morgan highlighted photographs of Chicago's Packingtown from the turn of the twentieth century. Looking at how images were used both to promote and to critique the city's industrial-scale trade in animals and meat, the talk illuminated the role photographs played during a period of nascent globalization in American food industries.
Presenter:
Emily Kathryn Morgan is Associate Professor of Art History at Iowa State University
Food Animal Antibiotic Use
Photographing Industrial Slaughter in Chicago's Packingtown
Recorded May 26, 2022
During this webinar Dr. Morgan highlighted photographs of Chicago's Packingtown from the turn of the twentieth century.
During this webinar Dr. Morgan highlighted photographs of Chicago's Packingtown from the turn of the twentieth century. Looking at how images were used both to promote and to critique the city's industrial-scale trade in animals and meat, the talk illuminated the role photographs played during a period of nascent globalization in American food industries.
Presenter:
Emily Kathryn Morgan is Associate Professor of Art History at Iowa State University
Food Safety
Photographing Industrial Slaughter in Chicago's Packingtown
Recorded May 26, 2022
During this webinar Dr. Morgan highlighted photographs of Chicago's Packingtown from the turn of the twentieth century.
During this webinar Dr. Morgan highlighted photographs of Chicago's Packingtown from the turn of the twentieth century. Looking at how images were used both to promote and to critique the city's industrial-scale trade in animals and meat, the talk illuminated the role photographs played during a period of nascent globalization in American food industries.
Presenter:
Emily Kathryn Morgan is Associate Professor of Art History at Iowa State University
Grants
Photographing Industrial Slaughter in Chicago's Packingtown
Recorded May 26, 2022
During this webinar Dr. Morgan highlighted photographs of Chicago's Packingtown from the turn of the twentieth century.
During this webinar Dr. Morgan highlighted photographs of Chicago's Packingtown from the turn of the twentieth century. Looking at how images were used both to promote and to critique the city's industrial-scale trade in animals and meat, the talk illuminated the role photographs played during a period of nascent globalization in American food industries.
Presenter:
Emily Kathryn Morgan is Associate Professor of Art History at Iowa State University
Industry Updates
Photographing Industrial Slaughter in Chicago's Packingtown
Recorded May 26, 2022
During this webinar Dr. Morgan highlighted photographs of Chicago's Packingtown from the turn of the twentieth century.
During this webinar Dr. Morgan highlighted photographs of Chicago's Packingtown from the turn of the twentieth century. Looking at how images were used both to promote and to critique the city's industrial-scale trade in animals and meat, the talk illuminated the role photographs played during a period of nascent globalization in American food industries.
Presenter:
Emily Kathryn Morgan is Associate Professor of Art History at Iowa State University
Labeling
Photographing Industrial Slaughter in Chicago's Packingtown
Recorded May 26, 2022
During this webinar Dr. Morgan highlighted photographs of Chicago's Packingtown from the turn of the twentieth century.
During this webinar Dr. Morgan highlighted photographs of Chicago's Packingtown from the turn of the twentieth century. Looking at how images were used both to promote and to critique the city's industrial-scale trade in animals and meat, the talk illuminated the role photographs played during a period of nascent globalization in American food industries.
Presenter:
Emily Kathryn Morgan is Associate Professor of Art History at Iowa State University
Meat in the Diet
Photographing Industrial Slaughter in Chicago's Packingtown
Recorded May 26, 2022
During this webinar Dr. Morgan highlighted photographs of Chicago's Packingtown from the turn of the twentieth century.
During this webinar Dr. Morgan highlighted photographs of Chicago's Packingtown from the turn of the twentieth century. Looking at how images were used both to promote and to critique the city's industrial-scale trade in animals and meat, the talk illuminated the role photographs played during a period of nascent globalization in American food industries.
Presenter:
Emily Kathryn Morgan is Associate Professor of Art History at Iowa State University
Quality
Photographing Industrial Slaughter in Chicago's Packingtown
Recorded May 26, 2022
During this webinar Dr. Morgan highlighted photographs of Chicago's Packingtown from the turn of the twentieth century.
During this webinar Dr. Morgan highlighted photographs of Chicago's Packingtown from the turn of the twentieth century. Looking at how images were used both to promote and to critique the city's industrial-scale trade in animals and meat, the talk illuminated the role photographs played during a period of nascent globalization in American food industries.
Presenter:
Emily Kathryn Morgan is Associate Professor of Art History at Iowa State University
Sensory
Photographing Industrial Slaughter in Chicago's Packingtown
Recorded May 26, 2022
During this webinar Dr. Morgan highlighted photographs of Chicago's Packingtown from the turn of the twentieth century.
During this webinar Dr. Morgan highlighted photographs of Chicago's Packingtown from the turn of the twentieth century. Looking at how images were used both to promote and to critique the city's industrial-scale trade in animals and meat, the talk illuminated the role photographs played during a period of nascent globalization in American food industries.
Presenter:
Emily Kathryn Morgan is Associate Professor of Art History at Iowa State University
Sustainability
Photographing Industrial Slaughter in Chicago's Packingtown
Recorded May 26, 2022
During this webinar Dr. Morgan highlighted photographs of Chicago's Packingtown from the turn of the twentieth century.
During this webinar Dr. Morgan highlighted photographs of Chicago's Packingtown from the turn of the twentieth century. Looking at how images were used both to promote and to critique the city's industrial-scale trade in animals and meat, the talk illuminated the role photographs played during a period of nascent globalization in American food industries.
Presenter:
Emily Kathryn Morgan is Associate Professor of Art History at Iowa State University