Feb
19
BIOTA: Past, Present and Future
Presentation and discussion of documentary work-in-progress by Duke faculty...
The Forum for Scholars and Publics at the Franklin Humanities Institute advocates for the vitality of community expertise and scholarly knowledge, both within and outside of the walls of the university. We organize programs and public events on and off campus, curate dynamic digital spaces for sharing research and commentary, host working groups and residencies, and engage with faculty, fellows, and community partners interested in exploring new ways to connect scholars and publics locally and globally.
Doctoral student Kelsey Desir is the Anne Firor Scott Public Scholarship Fellow for 2024-25. She is currently a Ph.D. candidate in English. We asked her to introduce herself.…
read more about Introducing Kelsey Desir, Our 2024-25 Public Scholarship FellowDoctoral candidate Melissa Karp reflects on the April 2024 workshop on memorials and memorial museums.…
read more about Reflections on Recollections WorkshopIn this essay, doctoral candidate Thea Ballard takes up the mission of the Forum to bring programs at Duke into conversation with programs in the surrounding community, exploring the Nasher’s exhibit, “Spirit in the Land,” and Black Belt Eagle Scout’s …
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