IASH

The Institute for Advanced Studies in the Humanities (IASH) stimulates and sustains humanistic scholarship and supports research, teaching, programming, and work with and in the community.

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Fellowships

Faculty, graduate, and undergraduate students can pursue humanistic research supported by IASH.

Fellowships

Undergraduate Research

Qualified Harpur college students have the opportunity to complete independent research projects in the humanities as part of the IURH program.

Undergraduate Research

Public Humanities

IASH supports public humanities projects and fellowships.

Public Humanities

Publications

IASH fellowships often lead to published research.

Publications

Call For Proposals

IASH is currently seeking proposals for 2021-2022 IASH Faculty Fellowships. Applications are due November 2, 2020.

FACULTY FELLOWSHIPS

IASH is currently seeking faculty Public Humanities proposals. Applications are due October 16, 2020.

Faculty Public Humanities

Events

Oct

Wed

IASH Speaker: Timi Sgouros (History): "Stolen Nuns"

12:00pm

Oct

Wed

IASH Speaker: Corrine Black (Comparative Literature) "Speculative Fiction After the Digital Turn"

12:00pm

Oct

Wed

IASH Speaker: Jessie Reeder (English): "Catastrophe Form"

12:00pm

Nov

Wed

IASH Speakers: Busra Doga (Sociology) & Justine Lewis (CCPA-CCRA) "Public Humanites"

12:00pm

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