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If you would like to learn more about the value of life-long learning check out this article:
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For more information on this opportunity and to sign up visit our website! https://t.co/guXDMwDP76

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Don't forget, our next Knowledge Shared Event with Travis Proctor is on Wednesday, April 20th at 6:00pm! Stop by the Clark County Public Library (Gaier Room) for his talk "Environmental Collapse and its Aftermath: Some Lessons from our Ancient Past"

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Want to know more about how to help bring the humanities to the masses? Check out this article:
Humanities in the Public Square: How to bring history to the masses—and why it matters

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Check out this article:
21st Century Humanities - The Humanities are Local, An open letter in response to Ross Douthat’s “I’m What’s Wrong with the Humanities”

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In partnership with @ccplohio and Springfield Area Institute for Lifelong Learning we invite you to our third Knowledge Shared Series event! This talk will be held on Thursday, February 16th at 6:00pm in the Gaier Room of the Main Library with guest speaker Robin Inboden

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The humanities are on the rise once again!
Read more about this new trend in academia: https://t.co/gAFjEm9HOt

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Calling all Wittenberg Faculty and Staff 📣 We invite you to join us for our writing workshop on Monday, January 23rd! See you there 📝

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Don't forget, our next Knowledge Shared Event with Staci Rhine is TONIGHT at 6:00pm! Stop by the Clark County Public Library (Gaier Room) for her talk "Why Campaign Coverage is Terrible"

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In partnership with the Clark County Public Library we invite you to our second Knowledge Shared Series event! This talk will be held on Thursday, October 27th at 6:00pm in the Gaier Room of the Main Library with guest speaker Staci Rhine on "Why Campaign Coverage is Terrible"

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For Fall 2022, Dr. Christian Raffensperger will be offering a professional development seminar on the history of Ukraine and the current Ukraine war.
For more information and to register: https://t.co/IyAjzjQA8G

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Wittenberg's new Margaret Ermarth Institute for the Public Humanities has a goal to "take the important work of learning and educating being done on Wittenberg’s campus and bring it into the community." Learn more: https://t.co/1NJEQsePiv @springfieldnews @WittHumanities

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Check out @WYSO interview with our director Dr. Christian Raffensperger about the Institute and bringing humanities beyond Wittenberg's campus: https://t.co/70N6kc4d6u

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Kenneth E. Wray Endowed Chair Christian Raffensperger recently gave a lecture on the war in Ukraine at the Clark County Public Library as part of the Knowledge Shared Series of the @WittHumanities. He was also featured here: https://t.co/CrG5O82mFS #HavingLight

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Don't forget, our first Knowledge Shared Event with Dr. Christian Raffensperger is TONIGHT at 6:00pm! Stop by the Clark County Public Library (Gaier Room) for his talk "The War in Ukraine: Past is Present."

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For more information about this transition: https://t.co/DAxAqNZksg

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Welcome to the newly renamed Margaret Ermarth Institute for the Public Humanities! We proudly announce that Christian Raffensperger, Kenneth E. Wray Endowed Chair in the Humanities, professor of history, and department chair, will be taking over as director of the institute

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Christian Raffensperger, Kenneth E. Wray Endowed Chair in the Humanities, professor of history, and department chair, takes over as director of the newly named Margaret Ermarth Institute for the Public Humanities. Read more: https://t.co/cGwXbMGyZh #HavingLight