Join us on November 6th for a talk and opening reception for a photo exhibit and murals related to Palestine at the Hanes Art Center. 3:00-4:30 pm in 121 Hanes Art Center. A conversation with Dr. Nadi Abu Saada 4:30-6 … Read more
A conversation between Latin America historian Dr. Rachel Nolan, Frederick S. Pardee School of Global Studies at Boston University and investigative journalist Erin Siegal McIntyre, UNC Hussman School of Journalism and Media, moderated by Dr. Stephanie DeGooyer from UNC’s Dept. … Read more
Join the Arts and Humanities Grant Studio for another Grant Perspectives workshop this November 13th focused on Digital Humanities funding opportunities. You’ll learn about funders, specific calls, and hear from research support staff and scholars on how to make your … Read more
East Asia has experienced record-breaking declines in fertility rates over the past decade, a striking contrast to its historically high fertility, which is still evident in the region’s dense population. In this project, Dr. Wang examines four societies—Japan, South Korea, … Read more
The IAH New Faculty Program invites you to engage in a broad ranging conversation on book publishing support, grant applications, locating funds on campus, and other related topics with the Arts and Humanities Grant Studio. Faculty are encouraged to prepare … Read more
Join fellow members of the Faculty of Color and Indigenous Faculty Group for a broad ranging conversation on mentoring and navigating difficult dynamics related to recent DEI and Affirmative Action decisions. Light food and beverages will be provided. Kindly RSVP by Monday, … Read more
Gather with fellow New Faculty Program members for an end of semester social at Night School Bar in Durham, NC! The Institute will cover the costs of 1 food or beverage item per faculty member. Please RSVP by Monday, December … Read more
The Curriculum in Global Studies is hosting Dr. Yousuf Al-Bulushi to present and discuss his book, Ruptures in the Afterlife of the Apartheid City which "explores South African shack dweller movement for the lessons it offers other struggles across the world." Please … Read more
The Fellows Celebration recognize major artistic and scholarly works by Faculty Fellows that were produced in 2024.
The Arts and Humanities Grant for Research Diversity supports research, professional development, and creative activities that promote research diversity. UNC System Policy defines “diversity” as “the ways in which individuals vary, including, but not limited to, backgrounds, beliefs, viewpoints, abilities, cultures, and … Read more
Demographies of Babel: Musical Modernities between Istanbul and Cairo Dr. Martin Stokes, Kings College London It is plausibly claimed that Comparative Literature took distinct shape in Turkey in the 1930s, through the careers of Spitzer and Auerbach at Istanbul University. … Read more
Join NFP for lunch and a presentation by Director of Faculty Administration Evan Pebesema about the promotion process on the teaching track.
