Four members of the Humanities Center Seminar, “Varieties of Public Humanities,” will briefly discuss their scholarship, in which the “public” is primarily a community partner in their research process:
- Adrienne Falcón (Academic Civic Engagement, SOAN) Comparing Practices of Community Organizing & Ethnography as Public Scholarship
- Andrew Flory (Music) Reissuing Marvin: _Trouble Man_ & Public Musicology
- Michael McNally (Religion) Managing the Sacred on Public Lands
- Éva Pósfay (French & Francophone Studies) Northfield and Beyond: Cultural Belonging and the Power of Language(s)