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Humanities Data Science Summer Institute: Three Calls for Applicants
The Interdisciplinary Minor in Data Science at the University of Washington is organizing a “Humanities Data Science Summer Institute," which will pair undergraduate and graduate students with UW faculty or staff who are engaged in humanities data science research during...
Digital Humanities, Higher Education, Pedagogy
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On "Asian/American Ecologies of Trans Care"
The Imagining Trans Futures Crossdisciplinary Research Cluster was first convened by Ching-In Chen (Interdisciplinary Arts & Sciences, UW Bothell) and Neil Simpkins (Interdisciplinary Arts & Sciences, UW Bothell). Despite the crisis and constraints produced by COVID-19, or perhaps as careful...
Trans Studies, Public Scholarship, Asian American, Performing Arts, Interdisciplinary Research
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Prior Katz Lecturer Gives Nov. 14 Keynote at UW
Dean of the College of Arts & Sciences Dianne Harris interviews Cathy Davidson, prior Katz Distinguished Lecturer and author of The New Education, in a keynote conversation on Monday, November 14th at 1:30 pm in the Husky Union Building South...
Higher Education
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2020 Digital Humanities Summer Fellow Receives Prestigious Award
Ying-Hsiu Chou (Asian Languages & Literature) has won Second Prize for the Best Video Essay at the 2022 Adelio Ferrero Film and Critics Festival, held in Alessandria, Italy. Her videographic essay, " Deconstructing the Construction: The Female Images in Chinese...
Cinema, Asian Languages & Literature, China, Digital Humanities
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Subscribe to the Podcast: "Going Public: Reimagining the PhD"
The Simpson Center is excited to announce the launch of Going Public, a podcast dedicated to exploring public scholarship and publicly-engaged teaching in the humanities. Since 2015, two successive Andrew W. Mellon-funded grant initiatives under the name "Reimagining the Humanities...
Public Scholarship, Higher Education, Doctoral Education, Pedagogy, Interdisciplinary Research
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Watch The Maple Cutter at a Local Film Festival this Fall
The Maple Cutter, an Unthinkable Films project led by filmmakers Lynn M. Thomas (History), Danny Hoffman (JSIS and CHID), and Michael Sanderson, has been accepted into three Washington State film festivals!
Comparative Literature, Cinema & Media, News
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2022-23 Imagining Trans Futures Writing Group Call + Meet and Greet
About the Call for Participants Imagining Trans Futures is continuing its writing group this year! This writing group is for University of Washington trans-identified alumni, faculty, staff, and grad students across the three campuses. Starting in November, the group will...
Trans Studies, Writing Studies, Creative Writing
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Call for Applications: Grants Available to Design Translation-Focused Modules for Existing Undergraduate Courses
With the objective of making translation studies a more visible fixture of the UW undergraduate curriculum, the Translation Studies Hub is thrilled to announce a grant for the development of short (2-4 instructional hours) translation-focused modules for existing courses, which...
Translation Studies, Pedagogy
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Braj and Beyond
On August 5th and 6th, Purnima Dhavan (History) and Heidi Pauwels (Asian Languages and Literature) organized for the South Asia Center an advanced workshop in the scholarship of Classical Hindi and its associated vernaculars, captured in the term “Hindavī.” This...
Asian Languages & Literature, Translation Studies
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Upcoming Major External Fellowship Deadlines
The season for major fellowships from organizations such as the NEH, Guggenheim, and ACLS is here. The Simpson Center offers additional support for faculty awardees of major external fellowships. Learn more about the upcoming opportunities and consider applying for the...
Awards
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Project Gallery: The Poetry Vlog
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Project Gallery: Making of Queer Seattle and Pioneer Square