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Upcoming Events

The events calendar lists all upcoming Humanities Institute programs, including events open to the public and those pertaining to specific campus or community constituencies. Each calendar entry that is a PUBLIC EVENT or a CO-SPONSORED EVENT is tagged as such in capital letters.

Fall 2008
Aug
28
Humanities Institute Event Application Deadline for Living Newspaper Project Consultants
Sep
6
Humanities Institute Event Living Newspaper Project Graduate Consultant Training Workshop
9:30am - 12:30pm, Winship Drama Building, WIN 2.180
Sep
13
Humanities Institute Event Living Newspaper Project Fall Teacher Workshop
Sep
19
Humanities Institute Event Teachers as Scholars Seminar
Dr. Alan Friedman, Department of English
Shakespeare in Performance, Part I
Oct
10
Humanities Institute Event Teachers as Scholars Seminar
Dr. Alan Friedman, Department of English
Shakespeare in Performance, Part II
Oct
10-12
Humanities Institute Event 1968: A Global Perspective (CO-SPONSORED EVENT)
Oct
15
Humanities Institute Event Teachers as Scholars Seminar
Dr. John M. González, Department of English
Rethinking Texas History: Myth and Counternarrative, Part I
Oct
29
Humanities Institute Event Paul and Mary Ho China Studies Lecture (PUBLIC EVENT)
Dr. Andrew Nathan, Columbia University
"China's Challenge to Human Rights: Repression at Home and 'Peaceful Rising' Abroad"
7:30pm, Avaya Auditorium, ACE 2.302
Nov
5
Humanities Institute Event Teachers as Scholars Seminar
Dr. John M. González, Department of English
Rethinking Texas History: Myth and Counternarrative, Part II

For more information about any of these events, please contact the Institute at (512) 471-2654 or information@humanitiesinstitute.utexas.edu.

Close-up of UT Tower Clock

"The exhibit puts a face on the builders of our infrastructure—so underprotected, so humble and honorable. Thank you for 'recording' their experiences." —Johnston High School student Juan Carillo on the travelling exhibition, "Building Austin's Community: Immigrant Lives" (March-April, 2006)