IAH Director Mark Katz has won the University Diversity Award for Faculty. The prize recognizes “significant contribution to the enhancement, support and/or furtherance of diversity on the campus and in the community.”

These days there are a lot of ways for students to connect with their professors: emails, phone calls, text messages, instant message, Twitter, etc. Professor Andrew Reynolds uses a different approach. “It’s very simple. It’s Ruel Tyson’s idea about conversation” … Continued

Funded by the National Endowment for the Humanities, the initiative looks beyond “the academic-focused future we’re accustomed to training graduate students for,” said NEH Chairman William D. Adams.

The Institute for the Arts and Humanities and Honors Carolina—with the generous support of the William C. Friday Leadership Fund—are proud to offer an exciting new opportunity for Honors Carolina students to assist IAH Fellows in their current research projects.

Please upload the following supplemental materials as necessary. More information on each component is available below: Project Statement Your project statement should state explicitly how you would like to spend the fellowship period. Formatting Guidelines: The statement should be no … Continued

With the generous support of the William C. Friday Leadership Fund, five research apprenticeships will be awarded for the fall of 2017, with students receiving stipends of $2,000.

Terry Rhodes oversees all departments and programs in the divisions of fine arts and humanities, and assists in the recruitment, development, and retention of faculty in those divisions. Especially known for her work in contemporary music, she has served on … Continued

The prize recognizes “significant contribution to the enhancement, support and/or furtherance of diversity on the campus and in the community.”