Category: Profiled Fellows
The art of surgery: Cary Levine on the intersection of art and science
It’s seven a.m. on a spring morning, and associate professor of art Cary Levine is at UNC’s Memorial Hospital, delivering an early morning lecture to an unexpected crowd—UNC-CH medical students.
Profiled Fellow: Rachel Willis
“When you receive an IAH fellowship, you’re very aware of the incredible gift of time to be there.”
Profiled Fellow: Eliana Perrin
Eliana Perrin is a natural connector.
Profiled Fellow: Allen Anderson
Allen Anderson’s music collaboration with students.
Profiled Fellow: Andrew Perrin
When I first met Dr. Andy Perrin, he greeted me in full stride, running to our interview directly from the last meeting of his graduate seminar on the sociology of culture.
Profiled Fellow: Patricia Parker
Patricia Parker—associate professor in communication studies, IAH Fellow and IAH Leadership Advisory Board member—is tired. “But it’s a good tired,” says Parker, who has had a busy few years.
Profiled Fellow: Joyce Rudinsky
Some artists imagine a throng of adoring patrons standing awestruck before their masterwork. Communications Studies professor Joyce Rudinsky would be disappointed with this reaction to her latest media installation, “Spectacular Justice.”
Profiled Fellow: Stephen Birdsall
During his First-Year Seminar on Landscape and Remembrance, Stephen Birdsall, professor of geography, has students spend one class period walking around campus with fresh eyes.
Profiled Fellow: Marianne Gingher
“My writing life begins with a whopping lie I tell my first-grade teacher.”
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