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A Century of Filmkritik & Beyond

March 16, 2017

An Interdisciplinary Conference at Dartmouth College, April 13-16, 2017. Organized by Gerd Gemünden (Dartmouth College) & Noah Isenberg (The New School) All events free and open to the public
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Celebrating Faculty Publications

March 9, 2017

Reception on Thursday, March 9 @ 4:30 pm in 263 Haldeman
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Humanities Labs - Course Development Grants

March 3, 2017

Call for Proposals 2018-2019 The deadline for application is May 30, 2017.
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NH Friends of Diversity

February 28, 2017

Standing up for refugees and immigrants in our communities
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Meet-the-Publisher Workshop for Junior Faculty in the Humanities

February 23, 2017

Ken Wissoker, Editorial Director from Duke University Press, February 28 @ 4:30 pm, 246 Haldeman
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- May 19
  
  The Black Life and Letters Lecture Series in Honor of William Cook: Kwame Dawes
  
  Sanborn Library
  
  Please join the department for a talk by the poet and scholar Kwame Dawes in honor of William Cook
- May 20
  
  Sally Pinkas (music performance)
  
  Rollins Chapel
  
  The pianist's annual solo recital opens up 'small wonders' by Chopin, Bartók and Kaprálová.
- May 21
  
  Protecting Deities and Fortified Sanctuaries: Religion in Mesoamerican Warfare
  
  Carpenter 013 Herb West Lecture Hall
  
  A public lecture by Joel Palka, Arizona State University. Presented by Society of Fellows and the Religion Department's Archaeology and Religion Lecture Series.
- May 22
  
  Politics as Therapy: Notes on Art and Struggle in South Africa, Daniel Magaziner
  
  Carson Hall L01
  
  A public lecture by Daniel Magaziner, scholar of South African, African and 20th century global history at Yale University.
- May 22
  
  Spring 2025: Dartmouth College Gospel Choir
  
  Rollins Chapel
  
  Student and community vocalists share powerful messages in an uplifting performance.
- May 24
  
  Hop Film Event: Westermann (with composer Tomeka Reid in person)
  
  Loew Auditorium, Black Family Visual Arts Center
  
  This immersive documentary offers a hopeful, humorous look at the artist H.C. Westermann, a WWII veteran who channeled his experience into his work.
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The Black Life and Letters Lecture Series in Honor of William Cook: Kwame Dawes

Sanborn Library

Please join the department for a talk by the poet and scholar Kwame Dawes in honor of William Cook

Sally Pinkas (music performance)

Rollins Chapel

The pianist's annual solo recital opens up 'small wonders' by Chopin, Bartók and Kaprálová.

Protecting Deities and Fortified Sanctuaries: Religion in Mesoamerican Warfare

Carpenter 013 Herb West Lecture Hall

A public lecture by Joel Palka, Arizona State University. Presented by Society of Fellows and the Religion Department's Archaeology and Religion Lecture Series.

Politics as Therapy: Notes on Art and Struggle in South Africa, Daniel Magaziner

Carson Hall L01

A public lecture by Daniel Magaziner, scholar of South African, African and 20th century global history at Yale University.

Spring 2025: Dartmouth College Gospel Choir

Rollins Chapel

Student and community vocalists share powerful messages in an uplifting performance.

Hop Film Event: Westermann (with composer Tomeka Reid in person)

Loew Auditorium, Black Family Visual Arts Center

This immersive documentary offers a hopeful, humorous look at the artist H.C. Westermann, a WWII veteran who channeled his experience into his work.

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Sanborn Library

Please join the department for a talk by the poet and scholar Kwame Dawes in honor of William Cook

Rollins Chapel

The pianist's annual solo recital opens up 'small wonders' by Chopin, Bartók and Kaprálová.

Carpenter 013 Herb West Lecture Hall

A public lecture by Joel Palka, Arizona State University. Presented by Society of Fellows and the Religion Department's Archaeology and Religion Lecture Series.

Carson Hall L01

A public lecture by Daniel Magaziner, scholar of South African, African and 20th century global history at Yale University.

Rollins Chapel

Student and community vocalists share powerful messages in an uplifting performance.

Loew Auditorium, Black Family Visual Arts Center

This immersive documentary offers a hopeful, humorous look at the artist H.C. Westermann, a WWII veteran who channeled his experience into his work.

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