September 16, 2024, 5:30pm. In-person event. UNC Sonja Haynes Stone Center, Auditorium Directions & Parking in Bell Tower Deck ($1 after 5pm) Free and open to the public UNC Heel LIfe CLE credit will be available for undergrads Kaplan Brauer … Read more
Spotlight: Adam Cohn Profile written by Alana Goldman, ’24, the Center’s Lori and Eric Sklut Undergraduate Intern for 2023-24. Adam Cohn is an assistant professor in the department of romance studies and the JMA and Sonja van … Read more
Spotlight: Emily Katz Profile written by Alana Goldman, ’24, the Center’s Lori and Eric Sklut Undergraduate Intern for 2023-24. Emily Katz is a teaching assistant professor in the department of American studies. She joined Carolina in fall 2023. … Read more
New Faculty: Jennifer Grayson Profile written by Alana Goldman, ’24, the Center’s Lori and Eric Sklut Undergraduate Intern for 2023-24. Jennifer Grayson is an assistant professor of medieval/early modern Jewish history and the Ambassador Stuart E. Eizenstat Fellow in … Read more
Meet Our Recent Visiting Faculty: Brett Kaplan and Jackie Feldman Profiles written by Alana Goldman, ’24, the Center’s Lori and Eric Sklut Undergraduate Intern for 2023-24. Brett Ashley Kaplan 2023-2024 Keohane Distinguished Professor The Keohane Distinguished Professorship … Read more
2024-2025 Events Schedule Please join us for our upcoming community event series. Most events will be held at the Sonja Haynes Stone Center starting at 5:30pm but please check back in early September for final event details (start time, … Read more
Grant Awards for student and faculty support This past year, the Center made grant awards in support of faculty research and travel, course development, undergraduate experiential/study abroad, year-long fellowships for graduate students, grad student research and travel grants and … Read more
During spring break in March, a group of our affiliated faculty and graduate students traveled to King’s College in London for a joint interdisciplinary workshop titled: “.” This conference, which was made possible through support from the Center as well … Read more
Read the statement issued April 30th by Interim Chancellor Lee H. Roberts and Provost J. Christopher Clemens. Additional messages can be viewed on the messages page on the Office of the Chancellor webpage.
MONDAY, April 15: Fiction as History, History as Fiction: a Novel about Nazi Looted Art with Keohane Distinguished Visiting Professor Brett Ashley Kaplan What happens when different displaced people come into convergence with each other? This talk will present a … Read more
