Thank you to all those who were able to attend this year's Benson Lecture and the AI Roundtable Discussion with Ryan Cordell from the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign. Click here to watch recordings of the events.
Keep an eye out for the CEAH's Fall 2025 grant information. We will be offering grant opportunities for Digital Scholarship, Research, and Symposium funds for arts and humanities faculty.
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? Join us for a conversation with 3 Iowa State faculty who have experience writing for a popular readership.
For Hans Klein-Hewett, Assistant Professor of Landscape Architecture, rural parks are more than just green spaces—they are vital to the sustainability and quality of life in rural communities.
Beginning in Spring 2025, the Research Grant and Digital Scholarship Research Grant awards will be raised from $7,000 to $9,000 for award recipients. Be sure to check out the grant descriptions and guidelines here.
Due to last semester’s successful workshop, the CEAH is once again partnering with The Conversation to offer a free, online workshop with a humanities editor.
Sarah Dees earned her PhD in Religion in the Americas from Indiana University in 2015 and obtained a Professional Certificate in Museum Studies from Northwestern University in 2018.
This year's fall lecture featured speaker Maria Farland, Associate Professor at Fordham University, and her research entitled "Emily Dickinson at the County Fair: The Land Grant College and the Birth of Agricultural Capitalism."
On October 14 and 15, 2024, Iowa State University will host a public symposium, “Pathways of Persecution: Dispossession and Violence in Europe and on the Great Plains.” Events include a teaching panel, roundtable, and keynote panel.