Lecture series, "Perspectives on Digital Humanities", and a brown bag workshop series in 2012-13
The goal of the Renewing the Museums Working Group is to design a new installation of the collection in Old College Gallery that best serves the interests of students, faculty and the curriculum.
University Museums exhibit, symposium and set of courses – Fall 2011 (ANTH, FLLT, ENGL, University Museums)
The exhibition Common Threads: History of Fashion through a Woman’s Eyes will chronicle 20th century women’s fashion and explore the meaning of fashion and art in social and historical contexts.
Edited collection (Spring 2012) and symposium, Spring 2013 (FLLT, ANTH, ART, ARTH, CMCS, CHAD, FASH, ANTH, ENGL, DENIN, College of Agriculture and Natural Resources, Longwood Gardens, DE Center for Horticulture, University of Maine, International Society for Utopian Studies)
The University of Delaware Master Players Concert Series (MPCS) is creating new traditions in the spring of 2012, to culminate with a multi-disciplinary production.
Why do we have environmental problems? What shapes our ideas about nature, and about the human place in the natural world? The Environmental Humanities Working Group is bringing together the insights of history, literature, journalism, philosophy, aesthetics, and other disciplines to analyze and understand the environmental predicaments of the 21st century. Although we look to the sciences and the social sciences for their own expertise, we take for granted that neither are sufficient to understand the complex ways people relate to the non-human world.
This symposium provided a forum for literary scholars, historians, media historians and art historians to share works–in–progress on the transformations of print media and transatlantic public spheres at the turn of the 20th century.
Fall 2011-Fall 2012 (WOMS, ENGL, FLLT)
Six internationally known authors will join the University of Delaware community over a four-semester period beginning in the fall 2011 semester. Each author will spend two days on campus. During this period she/he will present a public lecture, a reading, and interact with students, faculty, and others.
Fall 2010-Spring 2011 (ENGL and THEA)
2009-2011 (WOMS, ARTH, ANTH, BAMS, EDUC, FLLT, LAMS, POSC)
CHCI and the American Council of Learned Societies (ACLS) have launched an expanded program designed to provide opportunities for certain ACLS fellowship recipients to spend all or part of their fellowship terms in residence at CHCI member organizations. Visit the Site
