Webinars

Webinars

Virtual sessions and learning experiences for educators and scholars to sharpen their professional skills.

Featured Webinar

Humanities in Class Webinars

Led by distinguished scholars, Humanities in Class webinars offer teachers the opportunity for professional development, exploring historical documents, literary texts, and images in conversation with scholars and other educators from across the United States. Webinar materials are free, online, and available on-demand.

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The Neuro-Inclusion Revolution

Theresa Haskins, University of Southern California
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Online
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Critical AI Literacy and the Humanities

Kathryn Conrad and Sean Kamperman, University of Kansas
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Online
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Sports History, Culture Identity, and Globalism

Brian Sheehy (NHC Teacher Advisory Council, 2020–21), North Andover High School, North Andover, MA
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Online
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Indigenous Epistemologies and Literature

Dezi Lynn, National Indian Education Association
EST
Online

Scholars at Work

Through its partnership with institutional sponsors, the National Humanities Center delivers a variety of opportunities for humanities faculty and students to grow professionally and personally, sharpen their skills, and connect with others who share their passion for exploring the depths of human experience. In continuation of this work, the Center is pleased to offer a new, curated lineup of professional development sessions designed to support humanities scholars in their research, teaching, and public engagement efforts. These webinars are free and open to all faculty at NHC-sponsoring institutions.

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Supporting Faculty Fellowship Applications

Join us for a panel discussion with leaders from two campuses with strong track records of receiving NHC fellowships.
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Online