Townsend Events

Ignacio Navarrete explores the impact of early printing on narrative literature in Spain, charting the rise of a distinct, new narrative culture.

Generative AI has made human discernment in writing and editing more valuable than ever. College students who cultivate it will thrive; those who don't risk falling behind. Marit MacArthur presents an award-winning curricular model that addresses this gap in the college writing classroom.

Program officer Bethany Farrell provides an overview for faculty of NEH funding opportunities and practical guidance for developing a competitive proposal.

Miryam Sas presents her grandmother Ela’s extraordinary story of surviving the Holocaust by pretending to be Christian, while uncovering hidden truths of her own family’s past.

UC Humanities Research Institute director Jaimey Fisher and research grants manager Brittany Turner host a presentation for faculty interested in learning about UCHRI's grant opportunities, including support for summer research, manuscript workshops, and multicampus faculty working groups.