This fall, Carolina Public Humanities is hosting a series of conversations called “Two Brains,” with two leading scholars discussing critical issues and ideas. The series launches Thursday, September 18, with a free event called “Constitutions as Living Documents: Promises, Procedures, and Possibilities.” That event will feature NC Central law professor Irving Joyner in conversation with Ann McColl, the executive director of the Public School Forum of North Carolina.

The event will take place at 5:30 p.m. in the NC School of Science and Mathematics; it’s also being held in connection with Carolina K-12, so teachers and students are especially encouraged to attend.

Aaron welcomes Carolina K-12 director Cori Greer-Banks and speaker Ann McColl to discuss the event – and the importance of North Carolina’s state constitution, when it comes to public education.

97.9 The Hill WCHL and Chapelboro.com are your headquarters for local news and local voices in Chapel Hill-Carrboro. Every weekday morning, 97.9 The Hill’s Aaron Keck chats with government officials, UNC scholars, business and nonprofit leaders, area musicians, and others in our community as they share their thoughts, their experience, and their expertise on the central issues of today. Click here to listen back to all of Aaron’s conversations – and tune in to “This Morning with Aaron Keck” at 7:30 a.m. on 97.9 The Hill to hear those conversations live.

Every month, Aaron welcomes UNC’s Carolina Public Humanities to the studio for a regular feature called “Oh, the Humanities!” spotlighting humanities work and upcoming events on campus. Click here to listen back to all of those discussions.

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