Join Professor Robyn d’Avignon of New York University for her lecture “Shadow Geology: Gold and Subterranean Knowledge on the West African Savannah.” Robyn d’Avignon is an historian and anthropologist of […]
Join Professor James Essegbey of the University of Florida for his talk “Ethics and the Dilemma of Documenting an Endangered Language in Ghana”.
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A prize-winning historian and commentator on religion in American life, Randall Balmer holds the John Phillips Chair in Religion and is Director of the Society of Fellows at Dartmouth College. […]
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Join the Phillips Center for the Performing Arts to enjoy great fun, delicious food, and showstopper prizes at the first ever Open House at the Phillips Center. 2019-20 season performance […]
Meghan Moe Beitiks, Lecturer in Interdisciplinary Studio Art; Jillian Browning, Teaching Lab Specialist in Photography, Painting and Drawing; and Lynn Tomaszewski, Director of SA+AH and Professor of Practice will present […]
María Rogal, Professor of Graphic Design and Heidi Powell, Assistant Professor of Art Education will discuss how collaborations in Guatemala (Powell) and México (Rogal) provide rich opportunities to explore complexity […]
Do you engage with your colleagues in a way that brings out their best? Does your team collaborate in a way that combines the unique talents and abilities of each […]
Russia is often described as an authoritarian country under President Putin’s tight control. Yet this perception obscures policy activities of those who work under the shadows of powerful leaders and […]
The foundation of trust is imperative for critical dialogue which can enhance learning, identity development, and intercultural communication among students. Participants will learn the best practices for building community and […]
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Dr. Ibram Kendi’s visit to Gainesville culminates in this public lecture about his new book. The New York Times calls How to be an Antiracist “the most courageous book to […]