Fellowship Public Talks
All fellows give a public talk during their year in residence. It is an opportunity both to highlight their project and research goals, but also to get feedback and input.
Events Calendar
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UCHI sponsors events across all UConn campuses, broadening the impact of the humanities and arts while bringing a diversity of voices to our community. Are you hosting an event at UConn that you’d like to share with the UCHI community? Tag us on social media or send a message to our listerv.
The Humanities Institute seeks to make our events accessible to everyone.
If you require accommodation to participate in an event, please contact us at uchi@uconn.edu preferably at least 5 days in advance.
News
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- Artificial Intelligence and Artistic Endeavor
- Medical Humanities: The ‘Haunting’ Legacy at the Mansfield Training School
- Undergraduate Fellows Talk: Anabelle Bergstrom and Brent Freed
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News and Events
UCHI sponsors events across all UConn campuses, broadening the impact of the humanities and arts while bringing a diversity of voices to our community.