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.”
What is ChatGPT? Where did it come from? What does it mean for science, scholarship, and public life?
The Fellows Celebration recognizes major works by Faculty Fellows produced in 2022.
Gregory E. Rutledge, an associate professor in the English Department and Institute for Ethnic Studies at University of Nebraska-Lincoln, will discuss "CRT in 1901?: Chesnutt’s Marrow, Brown’s Plessy, and Customary Law." American Studies associate professor Michelle Robinson will give a … Read more
Title: Art and the Brain - a UNC-Duke cross-collaborative interdisciplinary conversation evening, Seminar One: Music and the Brain As part of the Carolina Seminars program, this event brings together faculty from the Departments of Psychology, Psychiatry, English and Comparative Literature, … Read more
Learn about the National Humanities Center Residential Fellowship and workshop your project proposal. Andrew T. Mink and Matthew Morse Booker will give a presentation about the fellowship and other opportunities at the NHC. Participants will have the opportunity to workshop … Read more
New associate professors are invited to join the Associate Professor Program Welcome Reception on Sept. 1 from 3:00 p.m. - 4:30 p.m. in the University Room.
The New Faculty Program invites all newly-arrived arts and humanities faculty in the College of Arts and Sciences to a Welcome Brunch on Monday, Aug. 22. The event will also introduce new faculty to the Institute, NFP Programming, the Center … Read more
The Institute for the Arts and Humanities will host an in-person Welcome Reception for Fellows and friends of the IAH on Thursday, Aug. 18 from 4:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. The Welcome Reception is open to past and present … Read more
William Sturkey and Danita Mason-Hogans will discuss the history of race and memory at UNC-Chapel Hill from 1789 to the present.
This event will feature a panel of three experienced and knowledgeable faculty members and administrators from the College of Arts & Sciences.
A panel will discuss how to “survive and thrive” on the teaching track, and they share their experiences.
