This week’s guest is Arts & Sciences dean Kevin Guskiewicz, chatting with Max and Aaron about the importance of the humanities in higher education writ large.
CPH launches its summer season with “The Protestant Reformation and Modern Culture Wars,” a seminar featuring UNC’s Molly Worthen. She and Lloyd Kramer join Aaron to discuss the topic.
Max isn’t the only one on campus whose work focuses on promoting the public humanities: this week’s guest Robyn Schroeder is the director of Humanities for the Public Good, a new initiative funded by a Mellon grant.
Rachel Schaevitz brings along Rachel Seidman, the director of UNC’s Southern Oral History Program, for a discussion about the “cycles of history” in conjunction with PlayMakers’ new show “Leaving Eden.”
CPH director Lloyd Kramer and Adams Fellow Lauren Townsend discuss this weekend’s Adams Symposium for the Humanities: “Disagreements, Intolerance, and Incivility in Public Life,” with NYU law professor Jeremy Waldron.