The Monday, April 27 French Lunch is SOLD OUT. Please email human@unc.edu to be added to the waitlist. Featuring Hannelore Jarausch, Teaching Professor Emerita of French Interested in polishing or refreshing your foreign language speaking skills in a warm and … Read more
Featuring Amy Chambless, Teaching Associate Professor of Italian Interested in polishing or refreshing your foreign language speaking skills in a warm and welcoming environment? Join UNC faculty discussion leaders for a lunch where participants are encouraged to speak only in … Read more
featuring Jim Thomas, Associate Professor of Epidemiology All programs are held from 4:30 to 6:00 pm at Flyleaf Books in Chapel Hill. Program Tuition: Advance registrants pay $18 per lecture ($13 for GAA members). To check your membership status or to … Read more
Featuring Claire Haslam (Owner of The Eddy Pub), Stephen Hertz (Culinary Instructor, AB Tech), Laura Stewart (Farmer and Owner of Haw River Mushrooms), and Margaret Norman (Food Scholar, American Studies, UNC). Moderated by Joanna Sierks Smith (Carolina Public Humanities) This … Read more
Thursday, April 30 | 6:30 – 8:00 p.m. (EDT) Complimentary livestream - A Zoom link will be emailed to all registered participants the day of the event. Sign up here. What impact is the COVID-19 pandemic having on mental health? … Read more
Due to COVID-19, this event has been postponed until Fall 2020. We sent an email to all registered participants with information about refunds, credits, or saving seats for the postponed event. Email us at human@unc.edu if you have any questions. … Read more
Join Dr. Lloyd Kramer & Dr. Max Owre for “Talking Humanities,” a new series where members of the CPH staff lead a virtual small group discussion about a current article. The second article in this series is “What Do the … Read more
Featuring Emma Monroy, Doctoral Candidate in French and Francophone Studies Interested in polishing or refreshing your foreign language speaking skills in a warm and welcoming environment? Join UNC faculty discussion leaders for a lunch where participants are encouraged to speak … Read more
SOLD OUT: EMAIL HUMAN@UNC.EDU WITH YOUR NAME & PHONE NUMBER TO BE ADDED TO THE WAITLIST Join Dr. Lloyd Kramer and fellow bibliophiles as we expand into the virtual landscape with an online version of our popular Great Books Reading … Read more
The current pandemic has brought fresh attention—much of it based on negative stereotypes—to Chinese cultures of food and hygiene. Ranging from debunked rumors of “bat soup” in Wuhan to the eschewing of Asian food in the US early in the … Read more
Featuring Jes Boon (UNC Religious Studies), Ben Murphy (UNC English and Comparative Literature), Morgan Pitelka (UNC History and Asian Studies), Joanna Sierks Smith (Carolina Public Humanities), Dr. Afroz Taj (UNC Department of Asian Studies). Moderated by Max Owre (Carolina Public … Read more
Join Dr. Lloyd Kramer & Dr. Max Owre for “Talking Humanities,” a new series where members of the CPH staff lead a virtual small group discussion about a current article. The second article in this series is “What Do the … Read more
All Humanities Happy Hours feature a short, fun, scholarly presentation followed by a discussion with the audience. Humanities Happy Hours are free and open to the public and held 6:00 to 7:00 pm at Top of the Hill’s Back Bar. … Read more
Click here for resources related to this event. Featuring Dr. Deborah Stroman (UNC Gillings School of Public Health and Director of Carolina Sport Business Club), Dr. Sonny Kelly (UNC Department of Communication), Rodney Pierce (Educator, Nash-Rocky Mount Schools), Ted Shaw … Read more
Featuring UNC Chancellor Kevin Guskiewicz, Christie Norris (Carolina K-12), Justin Parmenter (7th grade English teacher, Charlotte Mecklenburg Schools), & Dr. Megan Vinh (Frank Porter Graham Child Development Institute). Click each speaker's name for biographical information. One way to get through … Read more
In this panel discussion, our speakers will draw on their research to discuss shifting and competing visions of urban life. Together, we will explore what histories of urbanization can teach us about our current moment. What have cities represented to … Read more
