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Pamela Lothspeich (FFP ’12, ’23) receives Fulbright Scholar Award
Pamela Lothspeich (FFP ’12, ’23) is one of four UNC-Chapel Hill faculty members to receive a Fulbright U.S. Scholar Program award for the 2023-2024 academic year.
Méndez (FFP ’22) and Martin (FFP ’24) selected for National Humanities Center residencies
Fellows Hugo Méndez and Nina Martin were selected for summer residencies at the National Humanities Center.
3D imaging project brings Nepali sacred site to life
Religious studies scholar Lauren Leve partnered with a computer science class last semester to further her ongoing work to create an annotated 3D model of Swayambhunath, an ancient holy site in Nepal’s Kathmandu Valley.
Araujo explores ‘Slavery as History and Memory’ in 2023 Reckford Lecture
In her talk, Araujo described the perceived differences of history and memory, the way they intersect, and the implications for historians. “History and memory are, at the end of the day, two different modes of discourse that engage the past in different ways,” said Araujo.
A ‘Conversation’ with Alan Shapiro (FFP ’99, ’09)
All morning as we talk inside the room around the table, our bodies are aswarm with light and shade, our voices like a web hung in the air between us, stitching and unstitching in the telling and the hearing, the taking issue with, concord and discord, every one of us around the table To writer Alan Shapiro, the Faculty Fellowship experience is an opportunity that brings people together from different disci … Read more
Announcing the 2023 Schwab Academic Excellence Award winners
The Institute for the Arts and Humanities is pleased to announce the 21 recipients of the 2023 Schwab Academic Excellence Awards. The award recognizes one faculty member from each College of Arts and Sciences department in the arts, humanities, and qualitative social sciences.
Howard University’s Ana Lucia Araujo to deliver 2023 Reckford Lecture
Howard University professor Ana Lucia Araujo will deliver the 2023 Mary Stevens Reckford Memorial Lecture in European Studies on Feb. 23 with a presentation titled “Slavery as History and Memory.”
Hyde Hall at 20
Hyde Hall opened in 2002 to be the new home of the Institute for the Arts and Humanities in the College of Arts and Sciences.
Q&A with advisory board member Philip Charles-Pierre
Advisory board member Philip Charles-Pierre ’95 shares how his time at Carolina and the arts and humanities have shaped his life and why he supports the IAH.
Welcome Reception celebrates Fellows and fellowship at Hyde
During the first week of classes, the Institute for the Arts and Humanities opened Hyde Hall to past and current Fellows, program participants, and friends for an afternoon of fellowship and food. In addition to celebrating the return of the reception and the start of the new academic year, we also recognized twenty years of Hyde Hall as the home of the IAH.
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