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The University of Rhode Island Center for the Humanities.

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Check out CFH's November Newsletter here: https://t.co/eYdGk8MR5S
If you want to sign up to be on the mailing list, email: [email protected]

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Missed Thursday's "Memorials & Commemoration in the U.S." event?? Check the recording here: https://t.co/uhalpS9pLI
And make sure to register for "Walking through Time: the 5000-Year History of the URI Campus" 10/16 @ 10am: https://t.co/1j3HauJEUH

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Our year-long series, "Memorials & Commemoration in the U.S." is coming up - don't miss it!
https://t.co/Ikkmmx6mK5

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Tonight & Tomorrow! “Moons of Jupiter” performed @ Frosty Drew Observatory. Combining music, live video & telescope imagery with scientific exploration to explore the qualities & environments of worlds that orbit Jupiter.
Performance at 8pm. More info: https://t.co/01ffp2yOUp

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This project was made possible by CFH's "The Winnie" grant! @universityofri @URI_AS @URIMusicDept @UriPhysics

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September 10 & 11 @ 8pm check out "Moons of Jupiter" at the Frosty Drew Observatory in Ninigret Park. Kevin Gilmore, Jacob Richman & Scott MacNeil present a performance collaboration exploring the astounding worlds that orbit Jupiter!
https://t.co/cLjBOkmOQ0

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CFH is excited to announce the return of our monthly Brown Bag Series! Our first talk (9/23, 12:30pm) features Scott Kushner’s ““No unseated crowd is liable to be orderly”: The Technological Control of Cultural Audiences.”
Register for Kushner’s talk: https://t.co/eqGiMWxhxL

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1 week left! All undergraduate and graduate students must submit proof of COVID-19 vaccination or request an exemption by August 16.

➡️: https://t.co/yQ9LueAsFa

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Celebrating our Director, Dr. Evelyn Sterne! Two years ago, Dr. Sterne was appointed Director of the Center for the Humanities. Her fresh ideas and infallible enthusiasm shine through in all that she does, and we’re thrilled to celebrate this anniversary of her leadership!

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Are you a graduate student? Feeling a mid-summer productivity slump? Join this "Motivation & Mindset" workshop on 7/22 @ 10am Register below!
https://t.co/pIMm6ZhZsS

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A little splash of URI sunshine to brighten up this rainy day! 💙🐏☀️

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Explore Rhode Island's rich Native American history and culture, all in one day https://t.co/EOtow7hVHL

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We’re so proud of Afua Ansong (English) for recently presenting her poetry for the Redwood Library in Newport! Her work explores themes of identity, transition, and belonging. If you weren’t able to attend the event, listen to the recording here: https://t.co/IIHEvDKcrM

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@thuptendar12 @NonviolenceURI

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Congrats to Thupten Tendhar of the URI Center for Nonviolence and Peace Studies for winning second place in URI's Research and Scholarship Photo Contest! Tendhar's photo is titled, "Serenity" and was taken at Indian Lake in Wakefield.

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@Ferchichi10Anis Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie! 'Half of a Yellow Sun' is beautiful!

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@NEHgov is hosting a pre-application webinar Wednesday June 30th @ 2pm - don't miss it! NEH's Humanities Connections program is offering a number of incredible grant opportunities. Application deadline is 9/14/21
https://t.co/S54UJaFF0B

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In adopting the University of Rhode Island Open Access Policy, University of Rhode Island faculty authors have granted the University permission to make their research articles available to the public at no charge.

Read more about Open Access here: https://t.co/PvKYq1uvtf

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The AHR's March 2021 issue is currently open to non-subscribers. This issue features five full-length articles, two History Unclassified essays, reviews of video games and films, and a review roundtable on the history of Islam. Check it out today! https://t.co/ObdtfgppJC