Category: Events

African American Studies and Research Center Black History Month “Race, Space, and Place: Reflections on African Americans’ Negotiations of Presence and Belonging in Indiana”

On February 15th, 2022 at 3:00 the College of Liberal Arts and African American Studies and Research Center are hosting a Zoom Event. At this event there will be three speakers- Jennifer Sdunzik, Lisa Young, and Erik C. Wade. For more information on this event or the speakers, please review the PDF attached.

"Race, Space, and Place: Reflections on African Americans' Negotiations of Presence and Belonging in Indiana" On February 15th, 2022 at 3:00 the College of Liberal Arts and African American Studies and Research Center hosted Jennifer Sdunzik, Lisa Young, and Erik...

The College of Liberal Arts recognizes the work accomplished by the last cohort of the Faculty Development Center Fellows. The faculty members working in the Humanistic Studies, Social Science, Creative Endeavors, and Instructional Excellence, have made significant contributions to the learning, discovery, and creative mission of our university.

The honorees are Dr. Donald Platt, Ann Marie Clark, Rosalee Clawson, Robert Browning, Robyn Bartlett (Malo), Kim Gallon, and Katie Brownell.

The videos embedded in this page provide a brief introduction to some of the awardees’ work and accomplishments.

The College of Liberal Arts recognizes the work accomplished by the most recent cohort of the Faculty Development Center Fellows. The faculty members working in the Humanistic Studies, Social Sciences, Creative Endeavors, and Instructional Excellence, were offered a course release...

Join us for these events on Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday. This series is being organized in conjunction with the Annual Colloquium in International Engineering Education (ACIEE). This is the 24th annual event, hosted virtually by Purdue. These events are supported by an NEH collaborative grant held by CLA’s School of Languages and Cultures and Global Engineering at Purdue.

Everyone is invited to attend a free event via Zoom to speak and discuss engineering through a humanistic lens! Join us for these events on Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday. This series is being organized in conjunction with the Annual Colloquium...

The Woodman lecture is the English Department’s endowed critical literary studies series, named in memory of Leonora Woodman, professor in the English department from 1976-1991.

Dr. Moynihan’s talk will be on her current book project, which examines Irish writers in U.S. periodicals in the mid twentieth century. She will be talking about the publishing industry and reader reception as well as about how she brings these neglected works into the classroom. See below for a fuller abstract.

The Woodman lecture is the English Department’s endowed critical literary studies series, named in memory of Leonora Woodman, professor in the English department from 1976-1991. Dr. Moynihan’s talk will be on her current book project, which examines Irish writers in...

The School of Languages and Cultures’ Graduate Student Committee has a strong tradition of organizing excellent symposia on various topics that are broadly relevant to scholars in the humanities and the social sciences. This year is no exception!
If you are a graduate student in CLA, please consider submitting an abstract by the November 21st deadline.
If you are a faculty member who advises graduate students in the Liberal Arts, please encourage your advisees to participate. Thanks so much!

The School of Languages and Cultures Graduate Student Committee has a strong tradition of organizing excellent symposia on various topics that are broadly relevant to scholars in the humanities and the social sciences. This year is no exception! If you...

The Department of History is hosting an event discussing strategic approaches to career diversity for humanities students Tuesday November 16th

The Department of History is hosting an event discussing this topic on Tuesday, November 16th at 3 PM EST via Zoom. This event is featuring Purdue PhD alumnus Dr. Keenan Shimko, who is now a senior consultant with Porsche Consulting....

The Office of the Executive Vice President for Research and Partnerships (EVPRP) will host a workshop entitled Finding Funding, Limited Submissions, and Proposal Submission. This workshop provides an excellent opportunity for faculty to learn more about Purdue’s policies and processes related to the development, submission, and management of research proposals.

The Office of the Executive Vice President for Research and Partnerships (EVPRP) will host a workshop entitled Finding Funding, Limited Submissions, and Proposal Submission. This workshop provides an excellent opportunity for faculty to learn more about Purdue's policies and processes...

The Conference on Post-Kantian Bioethics, hosted by the Philosophy Department at Purdue University will be held remotely on Zoom from April 16-17, 2021.

The Conference on Post-Kantian Bioethics, hosted by the Philosophy Department at Purdue University will be held remotely on Zoom from April 16-17, 2021. Those interested in attending can email: postkantianbioethicsconference@gmail.com. In the body of the email, please indicate which conference...

The Department of History is sponsoring an International symposium in honor of Sally Hastings on April 9, 2021 via Zoom. Please see below for the registration link and the program. Thank you. purdue-edu.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJUqcuurqT0vG9LNUsMhy82kSHXrkiwIJ5QO For details, contact Frederick R. Davis Professor

The Department of History is sponsoring an International symposium in honor of Sally Hastings on April 9, 2021 via Zoom. Please see below for the registration link and the program. Thank you. purdue-edu.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJUqcuurqT0vG9LNUsMhy82kSHXrkiwIJ5QO For details, contact Frederick R. Davis Professor...

Former Editor-in-Chief for Humanities at Oxford University Press, Suzanne Ryan, will discuss with Purdue University staff the topic of “Navigating Academic Book Publishing: What to Expect, What to Do, and How to Do It Well.” The ‘virtual residency’ session is

Former Editor-in-Chief for Humanities at Oxford University Press, Suzanne Ryan, will discuss with Purdue University staff the topic of "Navigating Academic Book Publishing: What to Expect, What to Do, and How to Do It Well." The 'virtual residency' session is...