Past Event Category: 2021-2022
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May 23Humanities Grant Writing Camp for Graduate Students
This camp (May 23–26, 2022) provides participants with an introduction to writing funding proposals.
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May 2On the Nature of Architecture: An Ecocritical Approach to Vitruvius
University Club, Room 212
Monday Seminar: Amie Goblirsch
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Apr 29“Dante after Dante” International Symposium
“Dante after Dante” International Symposium, Department of French & Italian.
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Apr 28The Body Is the Text: One Woman’s American Narrative
https://humanities.wisc.edu/events/entry/caroline-randall-williams
Nellie Y. McKay Lecture in the Humanities: Caroline Randall Williams
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Apr 25Significant Others: Mixed Marriage in Early Modern Spain
University Club, Room 212
Monday Seminar: Elizabeth Neary
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Apr 22Fifth Annual Graduate Early Modern Student Society Symposium
Memorial Union
GEMSS Symposium: "Re: Revive, Renew, Rebirth"
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Apr 18
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Apr 12The Significance of the Ho-Chunk in American History
Wisconsin Historical Society
Focus on the Humanities Lecture: Stephen Kantrowitz
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Apr 11Biological Imaginaries: Disability, Difference, and the New Genres of the Body
Online
Monday Seminar: Iseult Gillespie
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Apr 5Crossroads of Ideas: What is Morality?
Wisconsin Institute for Discovery, DeLuca Forum
The final installment of the Big Questions series continues with the question: what is morality?