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Rebecca Biron Named Director of the Leslie Center

The professor of Spanish and comparative literature began her term July 1.
#SayHerName: A Lecture Series on Violence Against Black Women

Leading anti-violence scholars and activists will be on campus throughout the summer.
#SayHerName: Intersectionality and Violence Against Black Women and Girls

"I'm exhausted and frustrated watching black folks accuse me of being a traitor for wanting to protect black girls.
Truth, Power and the Foundations of Democracy

What role should truth have in a just and democratic society?
Advanced Screening of "Change the Subject"

The documentary Change the Subject, part of Hop Film’s #ReelChange social justice-themed series, tells the story of the courageous Dartmouth students whose objections to language describing undocumented immigrants took them all the way from Baker-Berry Library to the halls of Congress.
Women with a Vision's Deon Haywood: 30 Years at the Intersections

Women with a Vision's Deon Haywood will present "30 Years at the Intersections: Justice, Action, and Black Feminist Struggle" on Friday, April 19 at 12:50 pm in Dartmouth Hall 105.
Digital Humanities Beyond Modern English: Computational Approaches to Premodern

A two-day conference that will examine state-of-the-art development in multiple areas of research relevant to premodern and non-English literatures - April 24-25, 2019
Lecture by Author Phoebe Gloeckner

Phoebe Gloeckner is the author of the critically acclaimed works A Child’s Life and Other Stories and The Diary of a Teenage Girl. The recipient of an Inkpot Award and a Guggenheim Fellowship, Gloeckner currently teaches at the University of Michigan’s School of Art & Design.
Breakfast with the Arts

Join the Studio Art Department for Breakfast with the Arts with SART Photography Fellow Tian Yang
"Rutland", a Film by Viktor Witkowski Premieres Saturday, February 23 in Rutland, Vermont

A film by Viktor Witkowski, Lecturer in Studio Art, will premiere in Rutland, Vermont on Saturday, February 23. Read about the film and the project in "Seven Days Vermont".

Introducing the Leslie Center Thomson Reuters Foundation Student Internships

Three students per year will be awarded the chance to intern at one of the Thomson Reuters Foundation's many world offices (New York or London recommended). Two internship tracks are available: print journalism and digital journalism. The internship will last ten weeks and its cost -- travel, room and board -- will be fully subsidized by the Leslie Center and other Dartmouth sponsors. A call for applications will be advertised in the Fall.

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.

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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Rebecca Biron Named Director of the Leslie Center

#SayHerName: A Lecture Series on Violence Against Black Women

#SayHerName: Intersectionality and Violence Against Black Women and Girls

Truth, Power and the Foundations of Democracy

Advanced Screening of "Change the Subject"

Women with a Vision's Deon Haywood: 30 Years at the Intersections

Digital Humanities Beyond Modern English: Computational Approaches to Premodern

Lecture by Author Phoebe Gloeckner

Breakfast with the Arts

"Rutland", a Film by Viktor Witkowski Premieres Saturday, February 23 in Rutland, Vermont

Introducing the Leslie Center Thomson Reuters Foundation Student Internships

Mellon Postdoctoral Fellowship

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