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MLK Multifaith Celebration with Dr. Tricia Rose

Doctor Tricia Rose of Brown University will be speaking Sunday, January 24th and Monday, January 25th as part of Dartmouth's upcoming Martin Luther King Jr. celebrations.
Capitol Chaos: A Raw Conversation

AAAS, RMS, Music, and WGSS invite members of our Dartmouth community to a conversation about the events and aftermath of January 6th, 2021.
Write to Be Read: Publishing with University of California Press

Grant GPS and the Leslie Center welcome Editorial Director Kim Robinson and Acquisitions Editor Raina Polivka (Music, Film, and Media Studies) of UC Press to Dartmouth, January 25th, 4:00pm.
Meet Meetinghouse, A New Literary Journal

Looking for some reading over the winter break? Check out Dartmouth's new journal Meetinghouse, edited by three English and Creative Writing students.
Going Virtual: Adapting the Academic Conference

Levi Gibbs, Associate Professor of Asian Societies, Cultures, and Languages, transformed his plans for an in-person conference, "The Power of Song: The Cultural Politics of Singers Around the Globe," into an accessible, entirely virtual event.
The Antiracist Syllabus Workshop

The Dartmouth Conversations: Antiracism and The Humanities Series presents "The Antiracist Syllabus Workshop" with Dr. Raul Palma (Ithaca College), Tuesday, November 17th at 4:00pm.
Soapbox Sunday

The Leslie Center for the Humanities presents an event celebrating free speech in our community, Sunday, November 8th, 2:00-3:00pm under the tent at Wheeler Lawn.
Publishing with MIT: Process and Practice

Gita Manaktala, Editorial Director, and Victoria Hindley, Acquisitions Editor at the MIT Press will give a presentation as part of the Visiting Editors Series Monday, November 9, 2020 from 4:00-5:00 pm.
AAAS@50: Black Studies in the Age of Black Lives Matter

The African and African American Studies Program will celebrate its 50th anniversary by hosting a roundtable with AAAS alumni and current students. Thursday, October 15, at 6 p.m.
Racial Capitalism and the Politics of Catastrophe, from Minneapolis to the Earth

Join us for this lecture and conversation with Arun Saldanha, Professor of Geography, Environment & Society at the University of Minnesota, Tuesday, Oct. 20th, 5:00pm.

An Invitation to Study the Humanities

The Humanities Sequence is now offering Humanities 2: The Modern Labyrinth. This is the second course in an interdisciplinary, two-term sequence engaging with texts that have influenced cultures across the world from antiquity to the present day. The team-taught courses feature professors from various departments and material from across historical periods, national traditions and genres.

Further information on the humanities sequence and how to apply is available HERE.

Student Funding Opportunities

The Leslie Center offers to two kinds of funding to Dartmouth students pursuing research and career opportunities in the humanities: Student Research Fellowships and Student Professional Development Fellowships.

Student Research Fellowships offer up to $1,000 for faculty-supervised research or creative projects in the humanities.

Student Professional Development Fellowships offer up to $1,000 for participation in unpaid internships or attendance at scholarly meetings.

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Faculty Project Funding

The Leslie Center awards fellowships to full- or part-time faculty of any rank, undergraduate students, and graduate students to support distinguished research or creative projects.

Explore funding opportunites HERE.

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MLK Multifaith Celebration with Dr. Tricia Rose

Capitol Chaos: A Raw Conversation

Write to Be Read: Publishing with University of California Press

Meet Meetinghouse, A New Literary Journal

Going Virtual: Adapting the Academic Conference

The Antiracist Syllabus Workshop

Soapbox Sunday

Publishing with MIT: Process and Practice

AAAS@50: Black Studies in the Age of Black Lives Matter

Racial Capitalism and the Politics of Catastrophe, from Minneapolis to the Earth

An Invitation to Study the Humanities

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