Also a November 2 deadline!
If you are CLAHS faculty interested in the new position of AI Convener for the humanities, please apply here:
https://t.co/qO0jHgHzqX
Deadline: November 2!
If you are VT faculty working in the humanities who would like to be considered for a Manuscript Review Workshop, please apply here:
https://t.co/XjUfphGy8I
Sad that Humanities Week is almost over?? We are too! However, you can still listen to Season 2, Episode 2 of the Vox Humanities Podcast! This episode features Cana Uluak Itchuaqiyaq. Find ways to listen here:
https://t.co/zTFleZnuc5
There's one final day to Humanities Week! Don't miss the ICAT Playdate, guided gallery tour, and Freedom Quilt presentation happening on Friday!
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What's going on Thursday, you ask? Try your hand at being a muralist, or be memorized by the graceful, fearless dance company, Compagnie Hervé Koubi.
https://t.co/rMqnLX6I6W
We know that you've had the Hamilton soundtrack stuck in your head since it premiered in 2015! Come let those melodies free tonight at 6:30pm, as we sing-along to Lin-Manuel Miranda's filmed Broadway production in Squires Auditorium! All are invited, and the event is free.
Happening TONIGHT: Humanities Week keynote, Scott Simon, at The Lyric at 7:30pm! Blacksburg Books will be onsite selling Mr. Simon's books. Following his address "The Responsibilities of Being American", there will be a Q&A and book signing. You won't want to miss it!
Humanities Week has begun! Please join us for the keynote address tomorrow, given by Emmy and Peabody-Award winning writer, broadcaster and host of NPR, Scott Simon. At The Lyric Theatre, Blacksburg, at 7:30pm on Tuesday!
https://t.co/rMqnLX6I6W
Are you getting excited for Humanities Week?! Watch for a sneak peak of what Monday has in store. We hope to see you at several events!
Visit our website for full details. https://t.co/rMqnLX6I6W
#virginiatech#humanities#freedom
Mark your calendars with the upcoming Humanities Week keynote address given by NPR's Scott Simon. This event is free and open to the public and takes place at Blacksburg's historic Lyric Theater on October 20th. https://t.co/RQXDrAiBFU
What does October bring, along with pumpkin spice?? Humanities Week!!! Don't miss an exciting week full of engaging explorations of this week's theme, "Legacies of 1776". Visit our website for full details and events:
https://t.co/rMqnLX6I6W
Join our seminar presentation this coming Monday!
Sophia Terazawa: “Performance Art and the Poetics of Extremity”: Art vs. Academia
Monday, October 5, 12:15-1:15pm
Hybrid: Athenaeum classroom, 124 Newman Library, or https://t.co/XhVqVg9xEZ
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If you are interested in or have questions about Latin America, Science, Technology, and Society, you are welcome to join the Latinx STS Faculty Working Group! (Please see their schedule for details, or email [email protected]).
#virginiatech#latinamericanstudies
The Center for Humanities is proud to co-sponsor the "Past Meets Future" workshop happening this weekend in Alexandria, which explores solutions to humanities memory preservation in the age of AI.
https://t.co/XKG66yuiDh
#VirginiaHumanities#digitalhumanities#PastMeetsFuture
Reminder: AI Why?, a virtual discussion on AI at Virginia Tech for CLAHS faculty, is happening today at 3pm. We'd love your input! https://t.co/QcjgJSmdtR
Please join us this coming Monday at our Humanities Seminar:
Sophia Tingting Zhao: “Globalizing Chinese Theatre: Chinese Dramatists and the Making of World Theatre”
Monday, September 28, 12:15-1:15pm
Hybrid: Athenaeum classroom, 124 Newman Library, or https://t.co/XhVqVga5ux
Learn more below about the showing of "Faust" on October 1 at The Lyric, and the "Art of Goodbye" exhibit at the Alexander Black House, which opens Sept. 30!
https://t.co/LZMSZi5Da9
Watch Rishi Jaitly, Distinguished Humanities Fellow, discuss AI and what that means for Americans, with Katy Tur on MSNOW MSNBC. Visit:
https://t.co/cOCIvkWZ2e