HNAC

HNAC brings together scholars from a wide variety of disciplines to promote faculty research and to engage the broader public.

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Join HNAC for the opening celebration of Greensboro's Climates of Inequality exhibit: Environmental Justice Along the Underground Railroad. We hope to see you there!

Climates of Inequality will be open to the public through 4/27 in the Steele Hall Art Gallery, Bennett College.

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Monday 19 February from 2-3:15pm Free Virtual Event hosted in UNCG's Curry 304 (Computer Lab)
Interested in diaspora studies, digital storytelling, digital humanities, worldbuilding or any combination of these?
Register here https://t.co/0mWAHjRLfp
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"Medical Masculinity and Indian Ocean Slavery" Guest Lecture
Dr. Shireen Hamza, post-doctoral fellow at Northwestern University
Monday 19 February from 11-11:50am
Register at https://t.co/9KsNHNxTRU

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Please join HNAC for our fall Welcome Back Event!

Please RSVP using this link: https://t.co/1l8VW4kyQs

Thank you for helping HNAC secure a head count, which enables us to adjust our catering plans and prevent food waste.

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The final panel in the New Work in Queer and Trans Studies series is TODAY at 3pm! Summer Kim Lee and James McMaster will discuss Asian American Studies.

https://t.co/iGFhIdExnB

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For more information, check out the exhibit's webpage!
https://t.co/bVKOnloSFr

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Join HNAC for the opening celebration of Greensboro's Climates of Inequality exhibit: Environmental Justice Along the Underground Railroad. We hope to see you there!

Climates of Inequality will be open to the public through 4/27 in the Steele Hall Art Gallery, Bennett College.

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Our next HNAC Cafe is happening this Thursday! Please join us for an open dialogue between Dr. Aaron Allen and Catherine Bowlin about their work to connect place-based and online pedagogies through the Cape Fear Watershed Project.

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Today at 5pm: “The Vast Oceans: A Transatlantic African Sufi Path," presented by Dr. Youssef Carter of UNC-Chapel Hill. Register below!

https://t.co/irtDSUQaZU

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The next talk in the Irna Priore Music and Culture Lecture Series is today at 4pm! Join us for Dr. Andrea F. Bohlman's lecture: "Hearing Lwów Out of War, 1939: Singing and the Limits of Sonic Evidence."

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Don't miss the next installment in the "New Work in Queer and Trans Studies" series! Today at 3pm: "Latinx Studies," a panel featuring Carolina Alonso and Omi S. Salas-SantaCruz.

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Come by @GsoHistryMuseum next Tuesday for a discussion with Dr. Diya Abdo (Guilford College) on her new book "American Refuge."

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Please join @UNCGClassics for a lecture given by Dr. Lindsey Mazurek of Indiana University: "Imagining a Greek Home for an Egyptian Goddess."

Feb 7 @ 6:00pm (preceded by reception at 5:30pm)
MHRA 1214

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Don't forget! HNAC Cafe tonight at 5:30pm in the Weatherspoon.

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Please join us on Thursday for our first HNAC Cafe of the semester: a roundtable discussion concerning education in the carceral system.

The Cafe will start at 5:30pm in the Weatherspoon. We hope to see you there!

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Don't forget: Dr. Karen Messina's lecture, "Rescued from Obscurity," is TODAY at 4pm!

Join us in the Music Building, Rm 217.

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The Human Rights Research Network is screening "Dreams of Chonta" this evening--don't miss out!

Film starts at 6:30pm in SOEB 114 and will be followed by a discussion. Light refreshments provided.

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This Friday, the Irna Priore Music and Culture Lecture Series features "Rescued from Obscurity: Classical Form and Diegetic Music in Puccini’s Operas."

Dr. Karen Messina will present at 4pm. Join us in the Music Building, Rm 217!

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This Thursday, @UNCG_HRRN is screening "Dreams of Chonta," a film that follows the experiences of an Afro-Colombian musician who emigrated to the United States in pursuit of his dream of success in the music industry.

The screening will start at 6:30pm in SOEB 114!

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Tomorrow at noon, the Historical Roots of Our Times lecture series presents "Caste and Race: Interconnected, yet Distinct, Systems of Oppression."

Register here: https://t.co/xfDDXSHPhy