In addition to providing faculty and graduate students intellectual space to conduct original research, the Institute for the Humanities offers a wide range of public events. Major categories of programs appear below. Specific events can also be found by looking at our event calendar.
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Sep
4
2024
Institute for the Humanities Open House
Wednesday, 2:00 pm–4:00 pm
Institute for the Humanities, 153 Behavioral Sciences Building
Sep
11
2024
2nd Migration and Indigenous Peoples Colloquium
Wednesday 11th–Thursday 12th
Institute for the Humanities, 153 Behavioral Sciences Building
Sep
17
2024
Undergrad Research Open House
Tuesday, 12:00 pm–2:00 pm
Institute for the Humanities, 153 Behavioral Sciences Building
Sep
24
2024
Faculty Fellow Lecture Series, Emmanuel Ortega, Art History, "The Domesticating Mission: Franciscan Anxiety as the Distortion of Native Resistance"
Tuesday, 4:00 pm–6:00 pm
Institute for the Humanities, 153 Behavioral Sciences Building
Oct
9
2024
Faculty Fellow Lecture Series: Jaira J. Harrington, Black Studies, "Inscribed and Erased: Domestic Workers’ Rights in Brazil"
Wednesday, 4:00 pm–6:00 pm
Institute for the Humanities, 153 Behavioral Sciences Building
Nov
7
2024
Faculty Fellow Lecture Series: Lynn Hudson, History, "Troubled Waters: Segregated Swimming in American Cities, 1914-1954"
Thursday, 4:00 pm–6:00 pm
Institute for the Humanities, 153 Behavioral Sciences Building
Jan
23
2025
Faculty Fellow Lecture Series: Young Richard Kim, Classics and Mediterranean Studies and History, "Cyprus and the Historiography of Late Antiquity"
Thursday, 4:00 pm–6:00 pm
Institute for the Humanities, 153 Behavioral Sciences Building
Jan
23
2025
Faculty Fellow Lecture Series: Young Richard Kim, Classics and Mediterranean Studies and History, "Cyprus and the Historiography of Late Antiquity"
Thursday, 4:00 pm–6:00 pm
Institute for the Humanities, 153 Behavioral Sciences Building
Feb
19
2025
Faculty Fellow Lecture Series: Sultan Tepe, Political Science, "Regulating Morality: State and Censorship in Authoritarian Regimes"
Wednesday, 4:00 pm–6:00 pm
Institute for the Humanities, 153 Behavioral Sciences Building
Apr
10
2025
Faculty Fellow Lecture Series: Kareem Rabie, Anthropology "Everywhere in the World there is a Chinatown, in China there is a Khaliltown"
Thursday, 4:00 pm–6:00 pm
Institute for the Humanities, 153 Behavioral Sciences Building