The Center for the Humanities' exciting 2024-2025 programming!

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Fall 2024

September 12: Fall social (co-sponsored event by the Center for the Humanities, Gender, Women's, and Sexuality Studies, and Faculty Council for Gender Equity

 

September 26: Gender and Greenwood, with Victor Luckerson and Dr. Brandy Thomas Wells

 

October 15: Good Pictures Are A Strong Weapon  with Dr. Louise Siddons

October 17: Punished for Dreaming with Dr. Bettina Love and Dr. View (Co-sponsored event, organized by Dr. Brown, Oklahoma Oral History Research Project)

 

November 19-20: Dr. Alaí Reyes-Santos, University of Oregon, Just Futures Institute for Racial and Climate Justice

 

Spring 2025

February: Meet New Faculty in the Arts and Humanities virtual events

Please join us for virtual events featuring short introductions from new faculty about their research in the arts and humanities!

March 3-4: Dr. Mishuana Goeman, University of Buffalo, Department of Indigenous Studies

Dr. Goeman will share her research and teaching practices for community-engaged scholarship. Her talk will illuminate listeners on Indigenous creative practices to promote justice.

April 8: Medieval Manuscripts Lecture Series, Dr. Maeve K. Doyle, Eastern Connecticut State University

Dr. Doyle will share her research on the medieval manuscripts hosted at the Edmon Low library.

April: 2024-2025 Humanities Research Group Fellows presentation,

presentations of projects completed by cross-disciplinary teams united under shared research focuses with the goal of envisioning new collaborative research opportunities.