Humanities Research Group Presentations and Reception
Join the Center for Humanities and their inaugural fellows as they share their proposals for the future of their collaborative projects. Open to all!
Friday, April 14, 2023
3:30 - 5:00 p.m.
Edmon Low Library Browsing Room
Re-Envisioning Community Engaged Healing for Black Women
Presenters
- Marqua Harris
- Dr. Reanae McNeal
- Vanessa Oliphant
Due to the current backlash of anti-Black gendered oppression and the severe health disparities and inequities, the need to attend to Black women's health and healing is urgent. We are calling for the creation of sacred spaces for Black women to engage in embodied communal healing.
Food Security and Food Cultures on Campus
Presenters
- Dr. Cailey Hall
- Dr. Rebecca Kaplan
- Komal Nazir
Starting by designing a comprehensive website to provide up-to-date information on various food-related resources available on campus, this project aims to increase awareness of food insecurity on campus and coordinate efforts to address this issue. The easy-to-navigate website will clearly and concisely provide information for students, faculty, and staff to help foster connections between members of the OSU community who share food cultures and food interests.
Who Will Generate Our Future?: Critical Perspectives on ChatGPT
Presenters
- Dr. Rosemary Avance
- Dr. Heather Stewart
- Richard Sylvestre
Bringing together media, feminist, and queer theories, this project explores the quickly evolving role of generative artificial intelligence in academia and beyond. This project seeks to bring much-needed critical perspectives to the suddenly ubiquitous usage of generative AI, specifically ChatGPT, and how its use will shape our experiences of academic and social life.
