Abena Busia

Professor and Chair, Department of Women's and Gender Studies, Rutgers University

Locating the Politics of Feminist Knowledge: The "Women Writing Africa" Project

Negotiating Diasporas: Poems Old and New (Poetry Reading)

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Cosponsored with the University of Miami Libraries

Expanding Career Opportunities for PhDs in the Libraries

Frans de Waal

C. H. Candler Professor of Psychology, Emory University

Humans as Animals: Primate Politics, Culture, and Morality

William Walker

Professor, Otto G. Richter Library; Former Dean and University Librarian

Art Libraries and Visual Resources

Vanessa Schwartz

Professor of History, Art History, and Film, University of Southern California

Get That Picture!: Speed and the Invention of the Global Media Event in Fin-de-Siècle Paris

Thursday 11-12-15 7:00 PM

Public Lecture: CAS Gallery Public Invited ‌ Listen to Podcast‌

William Walker

Professor, Otto G. Richter Library; Former Dean and University Librarian

Humanities Resources in South Florida Collections

‌Traci Ardren

Professor and Chair of Anthropology, University of Miami

Social Identities in the Classic Maya Northern Lowlands:
Gender, Age, Memory, and Place

Sabine Hake

Professor of Germanic Languages and Literatures, University of Texas, Austin

Ferdinand Lassalle, the First Socialist Celebrity

David Konstan

Professor of Classics, New York University

Of Love and Loyalty: The View from Classical Antiquity

Jon Meacham

Presidential Historian

The Art of Leadership:
Lessons from the American Presidency

Robin Fleming

Professor of History, Boston College

Living with the Fall of Rome: Britain in the "Dark Ages"

William Walker

Professor, Otto G. Richter Library; Former Dean and University Librarian

National Archives

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2014-2015 Center for the Humanities Fellows Symposium - Part I

Richard Burger

Charles J. MacCurdy Professor of Anthropology, Yale University

Violence, Warfare, and Religion in the Emergence of Early Peruvian Civilization

The Kay Pacha Symposium is presented in co-sponsorship with the Center for the Humanities, the Department of Anthropology, the Program in Latin American Studies, the Miami Institute for the Americas, and the University of Miami Libraries.

The Present Future of the University and the Humanities Lecture Series

Jeffrey J. Williams

Professor of English, Carnegie Mellon University

Brave New University (Public Lecture)

Shaping a Scholarly Career:
Alternatives to Monograph and Articles (Lunch Seminar)

Generations and Contemporary American Fiction (Cosponsored by the Department of English)

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2014-2015 Center for the Humanities Fellows Symposium - Part II

The Present Future of the University and the Humanities Lecture Series

Timothy Burke

Professor and Chair of History, Swarthmore College

Designing the Liberal Arts for Uncertainty (Public Lecture)

The Seating Chart:
The Ritual Life of Sovereignty in Africa's Cold War
(Cosponsored by the Department of History)

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Mark Salber Phillips

Professor of History, Carleton University

On Historical Distance

Marcyliena Morgan

Professor of African and African American Studies; Founding Executive Director, Hiphop Archive and Research Institute, Harvard University

Hiphop and the Global Influence of American Cultural Politics

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Expanding Career Opportunities for Humanities PhDs

Adina Berk
Senior Editor, Oxford University Press

Matthew McAdam
Senior Acquisition Editor, Johns Hopkins University Press

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Scholarly Publishing Seminar

Adina Berk
Senior Editor, Oxford University Press

Matthew McAdam
Senior Acquisition Editor, Johns Hopkins University Press

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 Cosponsored by the University of Miami Libraries

The Future of Academic Publishing

Peter Berkery
Executive Director, Association of American University Presses (AAUP)

Peter Potter
Director of Publishing Strategy, University Libraries, Virginia Tech