We’re so excited to have an in-person Welcome Back Gathering this year on Thursday, September 2nd starting at 5:30PM in the Weatherspoon Art Museum Atrium! Hors d’oeuvres, drinks (non-alcoholic and alcoholic), and cake will be served. You’ll also have a chance to learn about our upcoming events, faculty writing groups,… Continue reading…
Please join HNAC in celebrating the closing reception for the Cultural Reproduction installation on Friday, August 27th, 2021, from 5:00-8:00 PM at the Greensboro Project Space (111 E February 1 Pl.). Cultural Reproduction is an art installation and an ongoing interactive culturally conscious body of work by UNCG BFA undergrad student… Continue reading…
Join the African American and Diaspora Studies program on April 22nd, 2021 at 7PM EST for “Conversation with Community: ‘Raising Black Children During the Black Lives Matter Movement.” This is extremely relevant right now (and always!) and sure to be an important conversation. Register now at https://go.uncg.edu/convo-w-comm-reg
On Thursday, April 22nd, the UNCG School of Dance is holding their yearly graduate forum. This event covers graduate student research from dance oral history to intersections of Chinese Classical and Modern Dance forms, and much more! It will be held both in person and on Zoom, so you have… Continue reading…
Join the Human Rights Research Network on Thursday, April 22nd at 6:30PM EST for the next in their film series, “Nostalgia for the Light,” moderated by Dr. Denisa Jashari. Attend here: https://go.uncg.edu/nostalgia
Join us for the Irna Priore Lecture Series installment ““Ime mean, I knewknow I’m was kinda tall for highasking: How we Teach Machines to Listen for (Certain) Accents to Reinforce Racism” by Dr. Nina Eidsheim as part of the Irna Priore Lecture Series at 4PMEST on Friday, April 16th. Dr. Eidsheim says: “Going… Continue reading…
Join us for the final Historical Roots of Our Time event, “The Injustices of Rape, a Conversation” with Dr. Cat Jacquet and Dr. Anne Parsons, on Thursday April 15th from 4-5PM EST. Attend here: https://go.uncg.edu/historicalroots
On Tuesday, April 13th at 7PM, join HNAC and Jewish studies in attending “Who ‘Sees Themselves’ in Jewish Children’s Books?”, a lecture by Dr. Amanda Mbuvi. In the children’s book Rebecca’s Journey Home, an American family’s international adoption experience illuminates Jewish identity’s relationship to issues of race, religion, and nationality…. Continue reading…
On Monday, April 5th at 5:30PM EST, join the Classical Studies Department for Xenophon’s Women at Home: Female Virtue, Capacity, and Agency in Oeconomicus, a fascinating presentation of current research by Dr. Emily Baragwanath, an associate professor of classical studies at UNC Chapel Hill and a fellow at the National… Continue reading…
On Monday, March 29 at 4PM EST, Dr. Daniel Coleman will be presenting “Site-Particular Performance and Trans Ecological World-Making.” The talk will address site-particular performance making as a methodological inquiry into place for Afro-descendant, Native/Indigenous, and mixed-descendent people, imaging the sites of Greensboro, NC, US, and San Cristóbal de las… Continue reading…
