Past Events

The event will begin with 15-minute invited talk by a faculty member at ISU doing research on Games and related areas. After a brief Q&A session everyone in attendance will then be invited to stay and play a group game.

We are pleased to invite you to the upcoming Symposium: Constructed Agents: From Imagination to Real Interaction, co-sponsored by CEAH, LAS and Department of English.

Date: October 15-16, 2026 

We at the Center for Excellence in the Arts and Humanities invite you to join us in celebrating National Arts and Humanities Month at the CEAH Fall Reception.

The event will begin with 15-minute invited talk by a faculty member at ISU doing research on Games and related areas. After a brief Q&A session everyone in attendance will then be invited to stay and play a group game.

Join us for the workshop Beyond the Prompt: Writing with AI with Dr. Dennis Tenen.

This talk anchors recent advances in machine intelligence within the broader history of collective labor. Rather than treating generative AI as a break with humanistic traditions, Dr.

The Center for Excellence in the Arts and Humanities (CEAH) is hosting its Fall lecture on November 13 with Dr. Andrew Klumpp from the Historical Society of Iowa as the speaker. Dr.

Join the Center for Excellence in the Arts and Humanities (CEAH) in celebrating the National Arts and Humanities Month.

Join us for a discussion on navigating the landscapes of arts and humanities funding in Iowa.

Are you a faculty member in the humanities looking to expand the reach of your scholarship beyond academia by publishing a book with a trade press? 

The CEAH and the Student Innovation Center will be co-hosting a roundtable lecture and discussion entitled “Making Meaning with AI: A Conversation with Digital Humanist Ryan Cordell.” Featuring Dr.

The second annual Digital Scholarship Symposium will be held March 26, 2025, in The Catalyst, the dedicated digital research and learning space in Parks Library.

As a complementary event to the Advancing AI and Tech Ethics Symposium, there will be a pre-read workshop for ethics specialists on Friday, March 14th at 9:30am.

Please join us for "Advancing AI & Tech Ethics," a one-day conference for ISU students, faculty, and staff all day on Thursday, March 13 in the Memorial Union's Sun Room, Sout

Dr. Stacy Cordery, professor of History and Director of Undergraduate Studies for the ISU History Department, will give a talk at the Ames History Museum on Tuesday, March 11, at 7:00 p.m.