About the Workshops
HumanitiesX, DePaul University's Experiential Humanities Collaborative, and the Public and Applied Humanities Program at the University of Arizona are delighted to announce our June 2024 online professional development workshop series,
Teaching the Publicly-Engaged Humanities to Undergraduates.
The aim of these workshops is to connect faculty across disciplines and institutions to share and discuss approaches to teaching project-based, applied, public, or community-engaged humanities assignments and courses.
Each workshop features three invited presenters, who will give short (15-minute) presentations. Presentations will be followed by a Q&A and a guided activity for participants, related to the workshop's theme.
Workshop Schedule:
Tuesday June 18 - Collaboration in Public Humanities Courses and Partnerships
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Barrie Borich
Professor, LGBTQ Studies Director, Editor of Slag Glass City
- DePaul University
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Heather Montes Ireland
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- Assistant Professor, Women's and Gender Studies, Critical Ethnic Studies
- DePaul University
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Jasmine R. Linabary
- Assistant Professor, Department of Public & Applied Humanities
University of Arizona
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Sarah Fouts
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- Assistant Professor, American Studies; Director, Public Humanities Minor
- University of Maryland, Baltimore County (UMBC)
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Thursday June 20 - Studio and Design-Thinking Methods in Public Humanities Courses
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Jonathan Jae-an Crisman
Assistant Professor of Public & Applied Humanities
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Harris Kornstein
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- Assistant Professor, Public & Applied Humanities
- University of Arizona
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Seán McCarthy
- Professor
James Madison University
Thursday June 27 - Creative Arts with and for Partners in Public Humanities Courses
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Hanna Musiol
- Professor of Modern & Contemporary Literature (Norwegian University of Science and Technology); Human Rights Institute, Affiliate Faculty (SUNY Binghamton)
Teaching the Publicly-Engaged Humanities to Undergraduates: A Workshop Series
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