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Co-sponsored Events

The Institute for the Arts and Humanities maintains a limited budget to co-sponsor lectures, conferences, workshops and other events in the arts, humanities and qualitative social sciences at UNC-Chapel Hill.

These funds are available are on a rolling basis each year until they are depleted.

Funding decisions are made by the director and executive director, with consultation from the Faculty Advisory Board, as appropriate.

Requests for Funding

Requests for co-sponsorship funding should be made to the IAH director or executive director with:

  • A brief description of the event.
  • Estimate of total cost and projected budget.
  • Amount requested from the IAH.

Post-event Reporting

After the event, IAH requires the sponsor to submit a copy of all publicity materials and a brief report on the event, who and how many attended, and what transpired.

For more information, contact:

John McGowan
Director
(919) 962-6831
Jpm@email.unc.edu

Megan Granda
Executive Director
(919) 843-2653
mgranda@unc.edu

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
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Co-sponsored Events
2007-2008


Sept. 6-7, 2007
Symposium on Narrative Medicine and Medical Humanities
Co-Sponsors: IAH, UNC School of Medicine, King's College London

Feb. 7, 2008
Gender, Politics and Culture Workshop for Mary Stevens Reckford Memorial Lecture in European Studies
Co-sponsors: IAH, UNC History Department

Feb. 15, 2008
The Place of Inquiry in the Undergraduate Classroom
Co-sponsors: IAH, Office of Undergraduate Research

March 17, 2008
2008 Boundaries of Literature Panel Discussion
Co-sponsors: IAH, UNC Association of Graduate English Students, Department of English and Comparative Literature, The Parents' Fund

March 24, 2008
Public Lecture and Seminar by Robert Pippin
Co-sponsors: IAH, departments of Classics, Philosophy and Political Science

March 27, 2008
Public Talk by E. L. Doctorow
Co-sponsors: IAH, College of Arts and Sciences, Curriculum in Peace, War and Defense, Department of History, Center for the Study of the American South

March 28, 2008
Public Talk by Ambassador Stuart E. Eizenstat
Co-sponsors: IAH, the Campus Y, Social and Economic Justice Minor, Carolina Center for Jewish Studies, Curriculum in International and Area Studies, School of Law, Department of Political Science, Department of Public Policy

April 11-12, 2008
North Carolina German Studies Workshop: "Germany's 1968: A Cultural Revolution?"
Co-sponsors: IAH, Goethe Institute of Boston, German Academic Exchange Service, The Max Kade Foundation, Roberson Foundation, UNC-CH Department of History, Center for European Studies, Graduate School, College of Arts and Sciences, Department of Germanic Languages and Literature (Guy B. Johnston Fund), and the Duke University Vice Chancellor for International Affairs,Department of Germanic Languages and Literature, and Department of History

April 12-13, 2008
Richard Wright Centennial
Co-sponsors: IAH, the Center for the Study of the American South, Carolina Performing Arts, the College of Arts and Sciences, The Paul Green Foundation, Departments of Dramatic Art and Communication Studies with the generous support of the Music Maker Foundation and the New Traditions Theatre Company. 

 

 

 
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