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The Weekly Chatter for April 26, 2010 |
We look forward all year to this week's CHAT Celebration, where the CHAT fellows, research groups, and friends and the curious gather to honor the year's research at CHAT, to meet old friends, and to make new ones. All are welcome, and we hope you'll join us to fete the people who created the vibrant intellectual community at CHAT 2009-10. Next Monday, CHAT welcomes linguist and literary critic Ann Banfield to our final event of 2009-10. Banfield's studies of narration are some of the most widely anthologized pieces in "narrative studies" today, and it is a real honor to have her conclude the year at CHAT. Speaking of which ... The end is nigh dept. With this issue of the Weekly Chatter, we sign off until Fall. CHAT's Twitter and Facebook pages will continue to update recipients over the break. And the Graduate Lounge will remain open until the end of finals, to help the weary graders and paper writers in their time of need. On a personal note, I want to thank everyone for supporting the new research in the humanities and social sciences that CHAT encourages and showcases. During the year, CHAT works with many different groups of people—from undergraduates to faculty, internal and external—toward the goal of building a vibrant intellectual community here. With over fifty public events, fifteen meetings of the fellows seminar, and three new exhibitions, this has been a remarkable and rewarding year. Thank you all for being part of this ongoing project. —Peter Logan CHAT announce the complete list of CHAT Fellows for 2010-11.
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| This Week at CHAT |
CHAT Celebrates
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| Next Week at CHAT |
New Horizons Lecture Series
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| Of Further Interest |
Greek and Roman Classics Department
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| Continuing . . . |
Exhibits
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The Weekly Chatter announces events sponsored by the Center for the Humanities at Temple. We also highlight other Temple and regional programs congruent with CHAT’s mission. If you would like an event included in The Weekly Chatter, please contact chat@temple.edu. Users may subscribe or unsubscribe at any time. If you are receiving this newsletter through a departmental or college distribution list, please contact your list administrator. Center for the Humanities at Temple • 10th Floor, Gladfelter Hall • 1115 West Berks Street Philadelphia, PA 19122-6089 • Phone - 215-204-6386 • Email - chat@temple.edu http://www.temple.edu/humanities/ |
Celebrate the People and Projects Supported by The Center for the Humanities at Temple in 2009-10!
Kurt Raaflaub, Brown University
The Center for the Humanities (CHAT) on the 10th floor of Gladfelter Hall is also home to your Graduate Student Center. The Lounge is open 9 a.m. – 4 p.m. weekdays and provides free coffee, tea, and current journals. Gradate students and faculty from all schools and colleges at Temple are welcome to visit.