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Reuters Student Internships, Spring 2020

The Leslie Center for the Humanities is Sponsoring internships with the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
An Evening with Author Isabella Hammad

Author Isabella Hammad will read from her acclaimed debut novel, The Parisian (2019, Grove Press) for the Dartmouth community.
Artist Lecture with LaToya Ruby Frazier

Artist and activist LaToya Ruby Frazier will present her lecture, "Arts as Transformation, Using Photography for Social Change."
From The Washington Post: The case for humanities majors

"English majors are down 25.5 percent since the Great Recession, just as world's top economists say we need more 'storytellers'" writes the Washington Post in an economics article posted this past Saturday, October 19th, 2019.
Mishima in Bandung: Rethinking Postwar Japanese Literature as Cold War Literature

Michael K. Bourdaghs of the University of Chicago will present the 2019 Hoffman Lecture, Thursday, October 17th at 5:00pm in Rockefeller 003.
Andrea Tarnowski Speaks at the 30th Annual New Hampshire Humanities Dinner

Andrea Tarnowksi spoke to the importance of stories at the 2019 New Hampshire Humanities Dinner, Thursday, October 10th.
Conference: George Ticknor ('1807) and his Legacy in the 21st Century

This conference will celebrate the life and work of renowned Hispanist and Dartmouth Graduate, George Ticknor ('1807) as well as his scholarly legacy. Events will begin Thursday, October 31st, 2019 in Haldeman 041 at 4:30pm.
A New App Augments Art at Dartmouth

Augmented Dartmouth lets users explore some of the College's masterpieces.
Dartmouth IDE Summit 2019

The Office of Institutional Diversity, in partnership with the Campus Climate and Culture Initiative, the Dartmouth 250th Anniversary Committee, and the Leslie Center for the Humanities are proud to host the summit, "Moving Beyond Feathers: Unclicking the Pause Button on Native and Indigenous Identity."
World Making: a lecture by author N. K. Jemisin

The Hugo-Award-winning author of speculative fiction, N.K. Jemisin will present a lecture on "World Making", Wednesday, October 23rd, 2019 at 6:00pm in Dartmouth Hall Room 105. This event is free and open to the public.

Students: Apply for a Spring 2020 internship at the Thomson Reuters Foundation (London, New York, and other locations)

Thomson Reuters, the renowned global news and information services company, seeks to inform, connect and empower people the world over. The Leslie Center will sponsor a student intern at TR's corporate foundation in one of the following areas: editorial, digital, media development, inclusive economies (digital and data rights or inclusive business practices), the TrustLaw program. Application deadline for cv and cover letter February 3rd, 2020.

Mellon Postdoctoral Fellowship

With the generous support of the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, Dartmouth is pleased to accept applications for two postdoctoral fellowships in the humanities and humanistic social sciences from Fall 2020 to the end of Spring 2022. Application deadline is October 1, 2019.

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Faculty Funding

Leslie Center awards fellowships to full- or part-time faculty of any rank to support distinguished research or creative projects.

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Jan 19

1:00PM
ChamberWorks: "A Musical Joke"
Hopkins Center 200 Top of the Hop

FREE
Jan 20

4:45PM
Tricia Treacy Lecture
Loew Auditorium, Black Family Visual Arts Center

Please join the Studio Art Department for a lecture by printmaker Tricia Treacy in the Loew Auditorium.
Jan 21

5:00PM
Frit Café
Collis 303

Practice your French and Italian while sipping some tea or coffee in an informal and welcoming setting. No linguistic prerequisites needed, all welcome!
Jan 22

5:30PM
Paddock Music Library Sing-In
Paddock Music Library, Hopkins Center Basement

The Sing-Ins are an opportunity for the Dartmouth community to heal through music with Upper Valley community members.
Jan 23

4:30PM
Hardigg Family Fund Lecture
Haldeman 41 (Kreindler Conference Hall)

Michelle Wang (Georgetown). "Dunhuang: Buddhist Art at the Crossroads of Asia." Free and open to all. Reception follows
Jan 23

4:45PM
Patricia Villalobos Echeverría Lecture
Dartmouth 105

Please join the Studio Art Department for a lecture by printmaker Patricia Villalobos Echeverría at 4:45pm in Dartmouth Hall 105.

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Reuters Student Internships, Spring 2020

An Evening with Author Isabella Hammad

Artist Lecture with LaToya Ruby Frazier

From The Washington Post: The case for humanities majors

Mishima in Bandung: Rethinking Postwar Japanese Literature as Cold War Literature

Andrea Tarnowski Speaks at the 30th Annual New Hampshire Humanities Dinner

Conference: George Ticknor ('1807) and his Legacy in the 21st Century

A New App Augments Art at Dartmouth

Dartmouth IDE Summit 2019

World Making: a lecture by author N. K. Jemisin

Students: Apply for a Spring 2020 internship at the Thomson Reuters Foundation (London, New York, and other locations)

Mellon Postdoctoral Fellowship

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