University of Virginia, College and Graduate School of Arts and Sciences

News & Announcements

Thu Oct 24
Digital / Analog Reading: A Symposium

Digital / Analog Reading: A Symposium

Digital / Analog Reading: A Symposium

Organized by Alison Booth, Rennie Mapp, Jack Chen

October 24, 2024, 9-5 pm

Wilson 142 and Shannon 330

Featuring: Anatoly Detwyler (Wisconsin), Nicholas Frankel (VCU), Christina J. Lupton (Warwick/Copenhagen), Bonnie Mak (Illinois), Allen Riddell (Indiana), and Inge van de Ven (Tilburg) 

Full schedule and additional details TBA

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9 am - 5 pm | Wilson Hall 142 and Shannon 330
Thu Oct 31
"Alienation, Disalienation, and Freedom: Fanon and Radical Psychiatry" For the Humanities Lecture/ Political Theory Colloquium with Nancy Luxon, University of Minnesota

"Alienation, Disalienation, and Freedom: Fanon and Radical Psychiatry" For the Humanities Lecture/ Political Theory Colloquium with Nancy Luxon, University of Minnesota

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4-6 pm | Wilson 142
Fri Nov 01
“Publics and Policing: Spies, Surveillance, and Colonial Subjects in Interwar Paris” with Nancy Luxon, University of Minnesota

“Publics and Policing: Spies, Surveillance, and Colonial Subjects in Interwar Paris” with Nancy Luxon, University of Minnesota

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12-1.30 pm | Wilson 142
Thu Nov 07
'Leading Generously: Tools for Transformation' For the Humanities Lecture with Kathleen Fitzpatrick, Michigan State University

'Leading Generously: Tools for Transformation' For the Humanities Lecture with Kathleen Fitzpatrick, Michigan State University

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4-6 pm | Wilson 142
Fri Nov 08
Book Seminar: 'Generous Thinking: A Radical Approach to Saving the University' with Kathleen Fitzpatrick, Michigan State University

Book Seminar: 'Generous Thinking: A Radical Approach to Saving the University' with Kathleen Fitzpatrick, Michigan State University

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12-1.30 pm | Wilson 142

News & Announcements

Thu Oct 24
Digital / Analog Reading: A Symposium

Digital / Analog Reading: A Symposium

Digital / Analog Reading: A Symposium

Organized by Alison Booth, Rennie Mapp, Jack Chen

October 24, 2024, 9-5 pm

Wilson 142 and Shannon 330

Featuring: Anatoly Detwyler (Wisconsin), Nicholas Frankel (VCU), Christina J. Lupton (Warwick/Copenhagen), Bonnie Mak (Illinois), Allen Riddell (Indiana), and Inge van de Ven (Tilburg) 

Full schedule and additional details TBA

[field_location]


9 am - 5 pm | Wilson Hall 142 and Shannon 330
Thu Oct 31
"Alienation, Disalienation, and Freedom: Fanon and Radical Psychiatry" For the Humanities Lecture/ Political Theory Colloquium with Nancy Luxon, University of Minnesota

"Alienation, Disalienation, and Freedom: Fanon and Radical Psychiatry" For the Humanities Lecture/ Political Theory Colloquium with Nancy Luxon, University of Minnesota

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4-6 pm | Wilson 142
Fri Nov 01
“Publics and Policing: Spies, Surveillance, and Colonial Subjects in Interwar Paris” with Nancy Luxon, University of Minnesota

“Publics and Policing: Spies, Surveillance, and Colonial Subjects in Interwar Paris” with Nancy Luxon, University of Minnesota

[field_location]


12-1.30 pm | Wilson 142
Thu Nov 07
'Leading Generously: Tools for Transformation' For the Humanities Lecture with Kathleen Fitzpatrick, Michigan State University

'Leading Generously: Tools for Transformation' For the Humanities Lecture with Kathleen Fitzpatrick, Michigan State University

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4-6 pm | Wilson 142
Fri Nov 08
Book Seminar: 'Generous Thinking: A Radical Approach to Saving the University' with Kathleen Fitzpatrick, Michigan State University

Book Seminar: 'Generous Thinking: A Radical Approach to Saving the University' with Kathleen Fitzpatrick, Michigan State University

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12-1.30 pm | Wilson 142

For the 2022-23 academic year, the Institute of the Humanities and Global Cultures is pleased to welcome three new fellows for the academic years of 2023-2025: Mamadou Dia (French and Media Studies), Kevin Driscoll (Media Studies), and Natasha Heller (Religious Studies). 

The Institute of the Humaities and Global Cultures is pleased to announce its new Advisory Board. The new board will oversee and advise the IHGC's programming, outreach, and all other related programming. The list of board members can be viewed here.

Seeking IHGC Funding?

Seeking IHGC Funding?

IHGC is pleased to announce that limited funding (up to $500) is available for the co-sponsorship of public events from departments, centers, and research groups at UVA. Requests for funding should include a brief description (2–3 sentences) of the event and how the event fits within IHGC’s mission. Note that IHGC can only fund each department, center, or research group once an academic year, and that requests for funding may exceed the total amount of funding available. For additional information on other funding opportunities thorugh the IHGC, please click here.

Current IHGC Research Initiatives and Networks

 

The Institute of the Humanities and Global Cultures currently supports a new set of research networks and initiatives. Click here for additional information