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Digital Oral History as Public History with Dr. Doug Boyd

Oral history is an interdisciplinary methodology that is growing very quickly around the world. Digital technologies are generating exciting opportunities for discovery and engagement, making connections, and creating access points for oral histories...

Voices from Communities

Voices from Communities Join us for a conversation with members from our Humanities Community-Engaged Research Advisory Board Hub. Our community advisors share knowledge and experience as we develop strategies and launch activities designed to...

"Songs That Never End" (a film by Yehuda Sharim): Virtual Film Screening

"Songs That Never End" (a film by Yehuda Sharim): Virtual Film Screening, followed by a Q&A with filmmaker Dr. Sharim. Please register here:  https://rb.gy/nqdknk  

"A Century of Structural Racism in New York City Health Care"

Medical Humanities Seminar: "A Century of Structural Racism in New York City Health Care" Tanya Hart, Independent Scholar (formerly Assoc. Prof. of History at Pepperdine) Online Event. Please Register here:   https://rb.gy...

Digital Humanities Tools - Introduction to Scrivener

This workshop will explore Scrivener, a writing application designed for long writing projects. The workshop will cover core concepts, importing documents and research into Scrivener, view modes, using metadata, tagging, keywords, and much more. Please...

Designing and Sustaining Writing Programs for and with Multilingual Students

"Designing and Sustaining Writing Programs for and with Multilingual Students" with Laura Gonzales, Assistant Professor of Digital Writing and Cultural Rhetorics, University of Florida In this presentation, Gonzales will...

Introduction to Oral History Methodology Workshop

This virtual workshop is limited to faculty and graduate students. Please pre-register below by Oct. 28. There is a 30 person limit.  Please Pre-register here: https://rb.gy/yzgfz6

Constituting Community: Distinguishing Outreach from Engagement

  Constituting Community: Distinguishing Outreach from Engagement  Roundtable between Faculty and Graduate Students    This is the fourth segment of our Community-Engaged Humanities Workshop Series.   Broadening...

"Singing our Way to Freedom" Virtual Film Screening and Q&A with Filmmaker Paul Espinosa

Register here for Zoom Webinar:  https://rb.gy/zfth4p  

"Is Parental Leave Costly for Parents and Co-Workers?"

Please join us for the upcoming Medical Humanities Seminar: "Is Parental Leave Costly for Parents and Co-Workers?" with Heather Royer, Professor of Economics, University of California, Santa Barbara. Please register here: https://...

Writing OpEds

Faculty will speak on their experience writing OpEds published in venues ranging from Newsweek and The Huffington Post to Ms. Magazine. Featuring: Tanya Golash-Boza, Professor of Sociology, UC Merced Whitney Pirtle, Assistant Professor of...

Digging into Local Archives Approaches and Methods for Planning Research

  Digging into Local Archives Approaches and Methods for Planning Research    with Emily Lin, Head of Digital Curation and Scholarship, UC Merced Library   This is the third segment of our Community-Engaged Humanities...

Mental Health During the Pandemic – Promoting Healthy Coping Strategies

Register here for Zoom Webinar: https://rb.gy/zjvsfx

Gateway to Merced: Oral History as Creative Placemaking, Theory and Practice

  Gateway to Merced: Oral History as Creative Placemaking, Theory and Practice   Jayson Beaster-Jones, Associate Professor, Global Arts Studies Program  Anne Zanzucchi, Associate Dean for Student Services and Academics...

Setting the Stage: An Introduction to Community Research Ethics

Setting the Stage: An Introduction to Community Research Ethics   Robin DeLugan, Associate Professor, Anthropology & Heritage Studies  Anne Zanzucchi, Associate Dean for Student Services and Academics   This is the first...

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