• Event Date: September 11, 2025
  • Event Start Time: 10:00 AM
  • Event End Time: 12:00 PM
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Graduate Public Humanities Experiential Learning Symposium

This event will feature presentations from the cohort of students who participated in the Graduate Public Humanities Internship sponsored by the SAS Dean of the Humanities in Summer 2025, and roundtable discussion about opportunities for training and exploration of public humanities methods, scholarship, and careers.

September 12, 10am

AB 6051 (West) RCHA/CCA Seminar Room

 

Join us for presentations & conversation with this year?s interns:

  • Anh Adams, History Dept, New Jersey Im/migrant Laborers' Monument Project
  • Kehinde Alonge, English Dept, Special Collections and University Archives - Rutgers Libraries
  • Ana Llurba Ferreira, Spanish and Portuguese Dept, coLAB Arts
  • Elliot Frank, English Dept, coLAB Arts
  • Eleanor Lenoe, History Dept, National Humanities Alliance
  • Asmita Ray, Art History Dept, Stoutsburg Sourland African American Museum

 

The SAS Dean of Humanities Office has established partnerships with several leading public humanities organizations across the region to offer internships to graduate students in the humanities and humanistic social sciences. Selected students receive a stipend of $3,000 to participate in the projects and serve the missions of these organizations, while drawing on their own academic, personal, and professional backgrounds. These organizations? work spans education, creative arts, digital humanities, preservation, public programming, and beyond. Placements are thoughtfully calibrated to meet the interests and needs of both the student and the host organization. Through this program, students receive training in public humanities methodologies, gain hands-on experience in public engagement around humanities themes and methods, and develop a network of mentors throughout the region.  Students are matched by a faculty committee in consultation with the host institutions? representatives. This program is supported by the SAS Dean of Humanities and the Rutgers Initiative for the Book.

 

To learn more about the Graduate Public Humanities Internships or SAS Public Humanities Initiatives, please visit our website: https://humanities.rutgers.edu/public-humanities-graduate-certificate

 

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