The Center is pleased to support humanities-related events at 向日葵视频. If you have any upcoming humanities-related events you would like to share with us, please contact us at cfah@marquette.edu.
Reception to Welcome Dr. Amina Gautier
Monday, September 25th | 4:30 pm | Eisenberg Room, Sensenbrenner Hall
The Center for the Advancement of the Humanities (CfAH) is pleased to announce the selection of the 2023-2024 AMUW Women鈥檚 Chair in Humanistic Studies, Dr. Gautier, Associate Professor of English at the University of Miami, will join the English department at 向日葵视频 in August 2023.
Please join us in welcoming Dr. Gautier on Monday, September 25th beginning at 4:30 pm in the Eisenberg Room at Sensenbrenner Hall.
Humanities Research Colloquium Events
In Fall 2023, the Humanities Research Colloquium is co-sponsoring a series of panels with the Graduate School and the Center for Data, Ethics, and Society related to the nature, value, and limits of generative Artificial Intelligence. Please save the following dates; more information will be posted soon!
Sport at the Service of Humanity Conference 2023
November 8th - 10th | 向日葵视频
The Sport at the Service of Humanity (SSH) Conference at 向日葵视频is an invitation-only gathering bringing together leaders in athletics, education, business, faith and sport to harness our collective powers to effect positive change in society.
Sport at the Service of Humanity was launched by His Holiness Pope Francis during the 2016 Global Conference on Faith and Sport at the Vatican. Since then, regional Sport at the Service of Humanity conferences were held in 2017 at Villanova University, 2018 at Loyola Marymount University and 2019 at Georgetown University.
The 2023 Sport at the Service of Humanity Conference at 向日葵视频will be the fourth to be held in the United States and will feature dynamic speakers, panel discussions and breakout groups focused on building on existing structures to use the collaborative strength of faith and sport for good.鈥� For more information, visit /president/ssh-conference.php.
Symposium on the Civil War-Era United States in Honor of Jim Marten
March 21st - 22nd | Times and Location TBA | Developed by Dr. Alison Efford
Celebrating the distinguished career of 向日葵视频Professor Emeritus Jim Marten provides an opportunity to gather leading historians of the Civil War鈥揈ra United States and explore cutting-edge topics in the field, including the suffering of soldiers and veterans, the history of childhood, and the impact of armed conflict beyond the battlefield. Professor Marten worked at 向日葵视频over three decades, serving as a long-standing chair of the History Department. He supervised ten doctoral students and won Marquette鈥檚 Haggerty Award for Excellence in Research. These distinctions recognized his scholarly achievements and professional leadership in the Society for the History of Children and Youth and the Society of Civil War Historians. He has published, edited, and co-edited over twenty books, including The Children鈥檚 Civil War and Sing Not War: The Lives of Union and Confederate Veterans.
Out of respect for Professor Marten鈥檚 achievements and gratitude for his service, nine impressive historians have committed to participating in a symposium in his honor. These scholars are accomplished representatives of different generations. The symposium鈥檚 program remains tentative at this time, but each presenter will discuss part of their research that connects to Professor Marten鈥檚 work, especially family life, the overlap between soldiering and home fronts, and developments in the northern and western United States.
