The National Endowment for the Humanities, which provides grants to American humanities scholars. 85033.
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It is the National Endowment for the Humanities, not the Endowment for the Humanities.
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That's important for the humanities at a time when the humanities are under criticism.
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They are Contemporary Civilization and Humanities — not a single course, Western Civilization and Humanities.
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He was awarded the National Humanities Medal by the National Endowment for the Humanities in 2013.
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FOTM recently received its second of its two National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) digital humanities grants.
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The first $250,000 in NEH emergency grants will be distributed via Humanities Texas and the Louisiana Endowment for the Humanities.
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As a humanities professor, I was surprised to discover this: I had assumed that only humanities professors were undervalued and underpaid.
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I've been fascinated by the different moves that people in the humanities make to try to state that claim [that the humanities are valuable], that generally involve ways of knowing and arguing that come from other realms aside from the humanities.
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We believe that humanities departments at universities should work more closely with business schools to better prepare humanities majors for the corporate world.
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" NATIONAL ENDOWMENT FOR THE HUMANITIES "The Budget proposes to begin shutting down the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) in 2018, given the other sources of funding for humanities and because the Administration does not consider the activities within this agency to be core Federal responsibilities.
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Being chosen to give the annual Jefferson Lecture, presented by the National Endowment for the Humanities, is considered the federal government's most prestigious honor in the humanities.
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He argued that defending literature purely for its sentimental value encourages the belief that "the humanities is easy, a soft option; that the humanities doesn't train thinkers".
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The Stephen A. Schwarzman Centre for the Humanities will bring together all of Oxford's humanities programs under one roof — including English, history, linguistics, philosophy and theology and religion.
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He was appointed De Vane professor of humanities and eventually Sterling professor of the humanities, the highest academic rank at Yale, in effect becoming a department unto himself.
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The humanities is the only set of traditions — and the arts, the humanities understood broadly — is the only set of traditions that we have that educates the soul.
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Since the Human/Ties conference is about the role of the humanities today, do you have a couple of words about what role the humanities can and should serve?
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In the immediate aftermath of Hurricane Sandy, both the New York Council for the Humanities and the New Jersey Council for the Humanities received $30,000 emergency grants from the NEH.
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"He has worked collegially with humanities scholars and state humanities councils, and made it clear to all of us that his door is open to conversation and debate," Mr. Grossman said.
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Thank you for supporting the arts & humanities Senator Collins!
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Whatever the flaws of Wilson's book, I wish Godfrey-Smith had consulted other humanities scholars before assuming they would be equally dismissive of Wilson's hope for new alliances between sciences and the humanities.
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The problem facing the humanities at Stony Brook isn't unique; for years, public universities, including the State University of New York (SUNY), have turned to their humanities departments to cut down on costs.
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Learning and studying the humanities is what makes us human.
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For Wilson, science contributes to the humanities by showing the
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You know, cutting NPR, and the humanities and the arts.
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In 2010, President Obama awarded Roth the National Humanities Medal.
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Plenty of courses in the humanities are also building blocks.
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The writer is a professor of humanities at Williams College.
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She also taught humanities at Princeton from 1989 to 2006.
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Mr. Hagglund is a professor of comparative literature and humanities.
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Wilson wants the humanities to make more contact with science.
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She is on the board of the Vermont Humanities Council.
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The value of the humanities are both intangible and practical.
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Buttigieg is a respected humanities and drama teacher in Indiana.
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Affairs and Government, is suspended ambiguously between the humanities and
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Exhibition programming sponsored by a Humanities New York Action Grant.
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The academy also consulted the Federation of State Humanities Councils.
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" National Endowment for the Humanities chairman William D. Adams voiced similar concerns, noting that in its 50-year history, the agency "has awarded more than $5.3 billion for humanities projects through more than 63,000 grants.
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The humanities have traditionally been seen as crucial to both endeavors.
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Thorpe's findings were published in the Cogent Arts and Humanities journal.
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While Wilson celebrates all the humanities as the free play of
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She also received a master's degree in public humanities from Brown.
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Reed College protesters shut down a "Eurocentric" humanities lecture on Aug.
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But the social sciences and humanities are not faring so well.
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Goffman at Pomona College, or courses like Humanities 110 at Reed
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Arts and humanities are reflections of the health of our democracy.
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Mid-Atlantic Center for the Arts and Humanities, 53 Washington Street.
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" Patricia on Twitter said, "More crucial is a little humanities training.
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I advise students to immerse themselves in humanities and social sciences.
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In the public imagination, the humanities have been so routinely undervalued.
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In 1999 President Bill Clinton awarded her the National Humanities Medal.
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It represents the Arts and Humanities which mean everything to me.
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I think what we've done is we have subordinated the humanities.
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Lecturers from humanities, social sciences and philosophy departments should weigh in.
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Humanities professors make a lot less money than you might think.
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This development came at the expense of humanities and liberal arts.
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The Left dominates the campus in the social sciences and humanities.
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Yet the humanities are far more powerful than most people believe.
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PedsAcademy also includes lessons in science, literacy, engineering and the humanities.
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Chinese curriculums in both the sciences and humanities prize rote memorization.
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When I was studying computer science at the University of Michigan, at that time it was in the humanities school, before it was moved to engineering, and you had to have these humanities credits to graduate.
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In 2016, there were more than 310,000 graduates in the humanities and liberal arts in the U.S. That suggests to us that the humanities and liberal arts represent a vast pool of untapped leadership for U.S. corporations.
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Enthusiasm for the Humanities, though, is much diminished in today's educational institutions.
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Krista Tippett is a Peabody-award winning broadcaster and National Humanities Medalist.
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By contrast, there was hardly any change in the arts and humanities.
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In 2011, President Barack Obama awarded him with the National Humanities Medal.
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Plus today the arts and humanities committee resigned over Trump's Charlottesville response.
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Those who study arts and humanities, psychology, education ... tend to earn less.
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The National Endowment for the Humanities, which funds American scholarship through grants.
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A humanities education should not be denigrated if it teaches critical thinking.
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I'd give a billion dollars to the National Endowment for the Humanities!
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She teaches and writes on constitutional law and law and the humanities.
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He graduated from the University of Chicago's master's program in the humanities.
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Famous writers or even humanities majors who went into seemingly unrelated fields.
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Wilson thinks there is indeed a "shortcoming" within the present-day humanities.
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Joshua PedersonBostonThe writer is an associate professor of humanities at Boston University.
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Dr. Egginton is a professor of the humanities at Johns Hopkins University.
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At MIT, you can substitute it for an arts or humanities requirement.
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He went to Yale with every intention of majoring in the humanities.
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Today, I teach drawing in the Medical Humanities program at Northwestern University.
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The humanities would still be in existential crisis and possibly terminal decline.
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In contrast, the humanities train students to think both broadly and critically.
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In contrast, the humanities train students to think both broadly and critically.
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Gone would be federal financing for public television, the arts and humanities.
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In 1965 he accepted an assistant professorship in the humanities at Stanford.
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My husband is a schoolteacher, and I work for a humanities nonprofit.
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Stephen Kidd, executive director of the National Humanities Alliance, a nonprofit coalition that advocates for humanities education and other programs, said his constituents held out hope that government support for cultural endeavors would continue in a Trump administration.
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And without those, the appeal that we make about the humanities — it's not that they don't even land; there's no space, in a society that's entirely market-driven, to have a reasonable creative discussion about where the humanities are.
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"I've long believed that our democracy is strengthened by the humanities," he said.
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It's a part of his residency at the UM Institute for the Humanities.
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Her win is a victory for the humanities, at least for one night.
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We sincerely hope Miranda's lobbying convinced lawmakers to preserve arts and humanities funding.
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The army of humanities professors who fell hard for Foucault are pitifully naïve.
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You were recently awarded the 24th Heinz Award for the Arts and Humanities.
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Are you a creative with a humanities degree and 8k+ followers on Twitter?
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So too were those leaders with humanities degrees, but in some different areas.
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In 1999, he awarded the singer the National Medal of Arts and Humanities.
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The film grew out of a humanities assignment to write a hero myth.
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Stefan Litt, the library's curator of humanities, said the collection also included drawings.
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I'm a humanities person and business management is so out of my purview.
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We are members of the Presidents Committee on the Arts and Humanities (PCAH).
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I actually believe in the humanities and developing the life of the mind.
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That the humanities can get to more interesting places, faster, than the sciences.
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In 22002 she was awarded the National Humanities Medal by President Barack Obama.
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President Jimmy Carter later named him to the National Council on the Humanities.
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If we want to save the humanities, we have to make college cheaper.
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The arts and humanities medals are among the country's most prestigious cultural honors.
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This move away from the humanities could not come at a worse time.
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Fallout from Charlottesville continued, as Trump's entire presidential arts and humanities commission quit.
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In contrast, many humanities majors work their way to high-earning management positions.
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Humanities, at its core, is what is creativity, how do you achieve it?
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Yet The Swerve doesn't promote the humanities to a broader public so much as it deviously precipitates the decline of the humanities, by dumbing down the complexities of history and religion in a way that sets a deeply unfortunate precedent.
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The National Endowment for the Humanities distributed $18.6 million in grants to 199 humanities projects across the US. Artist Max Uhlig donated his home, studio, and entire oeuvre — comprising 15,214 objects — to the Cultural Foundation of the German state of Saxony.
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Residing in a former chapel, La Central del Raval initially specialized in the humanities.
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On May 7, 2017, four professors wrote an email to the entire humanities faculty.
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We are members of the President's Committee on the Arts and the Humanities (PCAH).
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And being the arts and humanities committee, there was even some poetry snuck in.
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He based Ashesi on American liberal-arts colleges, where students combine humanities and sciences.
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He'd had a smattering of Cs in the humanities and one D, in sociology.
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Post-modern obscurantism and ultra-narrow specialisation reduce the appeal of many humanities departments.
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"Teaching is the most wonderful way to learn things," he once told Humanities magazine.
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She has won numerous awards including the National Humanities Medal and a MacArthur fellowship.
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New pathways for providing open access are rapidly emerging in the humanities as well.
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Their work is supported by a $4003k (£43k) National Endowment for the Humanities Fund.
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Proteomic analysis isn't a threat to the humanities, as some librarians and conservators believe.
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Back then the humanities (classics and philosophy, especially) were understood as masculine academic pursuits.
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He was director of the university's Center for the Humanities from 2008 to 2016.
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Also: Freedom of religion; value of the humanities; fashion choices of (female) public figures.
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Because I work in a discipline in the humanities, my American doctorate is worthless.
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The RAISE Act would be devastating to the arts and humanities in this country.
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There are more than 700,000 arts and humanities organizations in the United States today.
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Tim BurkeMiddletown, N.J. The writer is a professor of humanities at Brookdale Community College.
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The fact is that you pointed out that Silicon Valley needs more humanities courses.
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Arnold Rampersad is the Sara Hart Kimball Professor in the Humanities, Emeritus at Stanford University.
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She went to a competitive humanities magnet high school focused on social justice and activism.
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Obama presents the National Medal of Humanities to Roth at the White House in 2010.
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But we work at that intersection of technology and the liberal arts and the humanities.
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In my last year of high school, I was taking a lot of humanities classes.
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So too, the arts and humanities have long been infused into the medical school curricula.
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There was an elevator in the humanities and social sciences building, which had eight floors.
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There is also a fairly clear downward trend in interest in most of the humanities.
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Hutchins, 25, teaches the humanities at George Jackson Academy, a middle school in New York.
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His book is, in this way, a prod toward the study of the humanities—toward
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Mr. Wiesel, a charismatic lecturer and humanities professor, was the author of several dozen books.
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As an educator, Boahen recognized the value of media and the humanities in public learning.
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Ernie Brock, then a humanities major, was among the 6.6 American students who pitched in.
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Díaz recently spoke at the National Endowment for the Humanities' 50th anniversary conference, Human/Ties.
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Efros also researches robotics, machine learning and the use of computer vision in the humanities.
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William D. Adams resigned as the tenth chairman of the National Endowment for the Humanities.
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In 2004, Ms. Bailey received a Governor's Award in the Humanities for her preservation work.
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The appropriately titled BackStory podcast is put on by the Virginia Foundation for the Humanities.
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So I prowled the "Humanities" department for books about the Marx Brothers and Broadway musicals.
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An additional $47.5 million was awarded to 55 state humanities council partners, for operational support.
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The National Endowment for the Humanities announced recipients of $43.1 million grant awards and offers.
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Clair, 32, is a program officer at the National Endowment for the Humanities in Washington.
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Clair, 32, is a program officer at the National Endowment for the Humanities in Washington.
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ACT-SO includes 32 competitions in STEM, humanities, business, and performing, visual and culinary arts.
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And yet the humanities are not sufficiently valued precisely because they do not teach certainty.
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Among the museum's critics was Professor Gur Alroey, dean of humanities at the Haifa University.
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Mr. Lehrer won numerous Emmys, a George Foster Peabody Award and a National Humanities Medal.
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In 2009 he named her to the President's Committee on the Arts and the Humanities.
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But if students ignore or underestimate the humanities, what is left for their mental development?
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And students with humanities majors are already choosing, as minors, computer science and the like.
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These are just the kind of issues that interdisciplinary humanities centers are designed to question.
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Everyone who studies humanities in graduate school is there because it feels like a calling.
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More people, especially women, enrolled in STEM fields rather than humanities and liberal arts studies.
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According to the data, only 1.5 percent graduated in a humanities or liberal arts field.
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She also discussed the arts, humanities and a transgender teacher she had in middle school.
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Civilization is built not just on microchips, but also on arts, ideas and the humanities.
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It would be easy to interpret Trump as proof of the irrelevance of the humanities.
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And we think we've got a great humanities program, and we teach over 80 languages.
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Oxford with its rich history in humanities and philosophy is ideally placed to do this.
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He used the platform to deliver a rousing defense of the humanities, which in the NEH's definition include history, philosophy, religion, and more: Somehow, in recent times, the humanities have been needlessly scapegoated in our country by those who continually benefit from division and obfuscation.
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Over at Lawrence Technical University (LTU), a collaborative team-up between the Urban Design and Humanities programs has produced a multi-phase project titled Mapping + Humanities, which hopes to use mapping as a way to help residents of embattled neighborhoods with their community-building efforts.
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"It exploded the notion that a civilization or country's history was a self-contained unit; cultures and people did not exist in a vacuum," Meredith Hindley of the National Endowment for the Humanities wrote when Professor McNeill was awarded the National Humanities Medal in 21929.
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Border Crossers continues at the University of Michigan Institute for the Humanities Gallery through March 23.
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Combining 30 years of humanities skills plus fairly cutting-edge tech skills made me extremely marketable.
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The New College of the Humanities did not investigate the complaint; the other two schools did.
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Effective immediately, please accept our resignation from the President's Committee on the Arts and the Humanities.
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Coursera's catalog spans from the more technical to softer subjects, including management, psychology and the humanities.
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So if this weather poem does not please, do remember I studied science and not humanities.
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Mayor Bowser's steadfast commitment to our diverse and vibrant Arts and Humanities community will not waiver.
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The young man initially wanted to follow his father into medicine, but found the humanities beguiling.
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No, I say he should have taken more ... He missed the humanities, the ethics, and ... Right.
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Pack sat on the National Council on the Humanities during former President George W. Bush's administration.
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No other humanities discipline demonstrates this systematic neglect of most of the civilizations in its domain.
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We (mostly engineers, with a spritzing of humanities majors) were attached to an enormous cellular carrier.
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A field known as digital humanities has emerged around text-crunching analysis in its modern form.
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If you're more metaphysical, you could say that the humanities is an education for the soul.
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One is the idea that somebody thinks learning to code is more important than the humanities.
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The arts and humanities initiative at Harvard Medical School includes a collaboration with American Repertory Theater.
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For example, look at the variability in the top earners that have degrees in the humanities.
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By the "humanities" he means the fields that study languages, literature, history, art and so on.
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Schools have always organized around special themes — the arts, STEM, the humanities, coding and the like.
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Her father is a professor of German and humanities at St. Norbert College in De Pere.
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Universities shuffled resources away from humanities and liberal arts toward STEM over the last three decades.
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A higher proportion of humanities and liberal arts executives also had Ph.D.'s or master's degrees.
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We see two steps that universities can take to promote humanities leadership in the business world.
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We think that humanities graduates would be more adept at detecting, analyzing and understanding such nuances.
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And unlike many fields in the humanities, economists can be paid well, especially at business schools.
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We are living in a world in which the humanities, once in decline, now reign supreme.
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She worries that underfunding the humanities will not only undermine educational quality but be bad economic policy.
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There was just a story in the Times about this, like all these small humanities colleges closing.
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Her background in humanities, rather than fashion per se, careened her design aesthetic to an unexpected place.
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I was convinced I was less talented in those pursuits than in the humanities and social sciences.
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Because you're adults that took a humanities course in college and these are people that did not.
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Students are more likely to study humanities degrees than science ones, which are more expensive to teach.
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FRESHMEN crowded the lecture hall at 9am for Humanities 110, the first class of their college careers.
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The teaching of the humanities—the subject of the title essay—is of particular concern to her.
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As you know, I want Mark to read more humanities, I want them all to read it.
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Instead I went to the community college at Miami Dade and got a scholarship for the humanities.
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Rather, medical training is embracing the spectrum of arts, social as well as natural sciences, and humanities.
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They also relied on the humanities, the arts, and the social sciences to make their successful case.
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The coalition that has been spearheading humanities effort to figure out what is going on falls apart.
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Our group goes in search of places where people see the humanities as a site of devotion.
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Dikotter, a professor of humanities at the University of Hong Kong, divides the period into four phases.
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Humanities and arts faculty will be meeting this week to review funding priorities for the coming year.
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But unlike many former technology executives, Ms. Srinivasan focuses her attention there on the arts and humanities.
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Fortunately, Julie Schumacher's new novel The Shakespeare Requirement takes the collapse of American humanities as its premise.
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It's an update to the campus novel genre, therefore, reflecting the peril the humanities find themselves in.
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Well, my mom is a poet and a humanities professor, and is steeped in all this stuff.
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"Something has gone wrong in the university — especially in certain fields within the humanities," the authors wrote.
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Academics in the humanities have learned to portray their disciplines as delivery systems for marketable job skills.
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The National Endowment for the Humanities announced a three-year partnership with the First Nations Development Institute.
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They now adorn the office walls of California Humanities in Oakland (where viewing is possible by appointment).
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National Endowment for the Humanities appointed Christopher Thornton as its new director of research [via email announcement].
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The payoff for bachelor's degrees, particularly in the liberal arts and humanities, can take longer to manifest.
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And that would be the National Endowment for the Arts and the National Endowment for the Humanities.
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Mr. Brooks's article provides an important argument for why we need the humanities now more than ever.
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Dr. Kalanithi believed that the arts and humanities provide crucial tools for comprehending the body under siege.
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The evolution of the curriculum over several decades has not prevented a sharp decline in humanities enrollment.
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Where does that sense that communication skills and humanities skills are feminized and therefore lesser come from?
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Mr. McCormick, 59, is an eighth-grade humanities teacher at Burley School, a Chicago public elementary school.
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Master's and doctoral degrees are offered in the social sciences, the humanities, law, management and public policy.
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He graduated from Niagara University and received a master's degree in humanities from the University at Buffalo.
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More than six in 10 humanities majors in the corporate world work in the consumer products industry.
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Earlier this month, he visited Capitol Hill to lobby lawmakers to preserve federal arts and humanities funding.
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David Smith, a humanities teacher at St. Anne's, paid tribute to her parents, Christy and Inman Majors.
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Jean E. HowardMartha HowellNew YorkThe writers are professors of the humanities and history, respectively, at Columbia University.
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The humanities do not immunize a society from cruelty and overreaction; early-20th-century Germany proves that.
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Robin Williams is an English teacher in this homage to the humanities and the value of originality.
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Jon Parrish Peede was sworn in as the 11th chairman of the National Endowment for the Humanities.
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Since federal agencies cannot lobby, the fight to save the N.E.A., the equally endangered National Endowment for the Humanities, and the Corporation for Public Broadcasting falls to advocacy groups like PEN, and the American Alliance of Museums, Americans for the Arts, and the Federation of State Humanities Councils.
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That's what your article suggests, citing this as the average salary for new graduates who majored in humanities.
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Tracey Snelling's Here and There continues at University of Michigan's Institute for the Humanities Gallery through April 28.
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The affected organizations include the Corporation for Public Broadcasting and the National Endowments for the Arts and Humanities.
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The students will spend one fourth of their time in humanities classes such as history, philosophy and literature.
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His education included master's degrees in psychology and pedagogy from Vrije Universiteit and a Ph.D. in humanities there.
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The model's disciplined, businesslike approach inspired Congress to subsidize the National Endowments for the Arts and the Humanities.
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We don't demand humanities instruction have double-blind placebo strength evidence before teachers assign students to read Hamlet.
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That's the only way we can make progress in the sciences, the humanities, or in the creative arts.
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In fact, numerous government agencies accept matching gifts from private donors, including the National Endowment for the Humanities.
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Members of the President's Commission on Arts & Humanities resignation letter to President Trump by Ed O'Keefe on Scribd
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Universities have created studios to sidestep policy The most unexpected method came from Dartmouth Humanities Professor, Mary Flanagan.
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Terminated: Federal funding for the Corporation for Public Broadcasting and the National Endowments for the Arts and Humanities.
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Sixteen members of the President's Committee on the Arts and the Humanities also resigned on Friday in protest.
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The Kansas Humanities Council liked the idea and gave her a grant, as did the Kansas Health Foundation.
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Partners include the University of the District of Columbia and the DC Commission on the Arts and Humanities.
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This conversation is with Gayatri Chakravorty Spivak, who is a university professor in the humanities at Columbia University.
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As working conditions in the academic humanities have deteriorated, the job of satirizing them has gotten more complicated.
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All 17 members of the President's Committee on the Arts and Humanities resigned following Trump's remarks on Charlottesville.
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You have won the O. Henry Prize, the PEN/Hemingway Award, the Pulitzer Prize, the National Humanities Medal.
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Kandel himself bridges science and humanities in a chapter on the link between mental illness and artistic creativity.
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For someone like me, a humanities major who loves to read, the internet is a dangerously absorbing environment.
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Non-Federal funding for humanities in the United States comes from private donations from individuals, corporations, and foundations.
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Doctors also need time to engage with the humanities, because they are the gateway to the human experience.
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Dr. Locke was a pioneer in interdisciplinary scholarship, whose work crossed lines between the humanities and social sciences.
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Such connections are always welcome, but is there a problem with the humanities that makes these meetings urgent?
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The role of the humanities is to offer an even "further reach," covering merely "conceivable" and "fantasy" worlds.
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Professor Baym was a Guggenheim fellow in 1975 and a National Endowment for the Humanities fellow in 1982.
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The writer is a professor of humanities at Williams College and the author of several books about F.D.R.
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In arts and humanities, the figure was about 16 percent; in business, a little more than 18 percent.
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Her mother is the L. H. Favrot professor of the humanities and English department chair at Rice University.
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"These projects demonstrate the power of the humanities to build connections, stimulate discovery and contribute to vibrant communities."
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He went on to attend Columbia University, where he studied humanities and earned a bachelor's degree in 1947.
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This week, in a terse announcement, the administration named four winners each for the arts and the humanities.
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Rallyhood boasts users from Girl Scout and Boy Scout troops, and Komen, Habitat for Humanities, and YMCA factions.
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Humanities students break issues down to see the variety of stakeholder interests at play in any given situation.
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Humanities students break issues down to see the variety of stakeholder interests at play in any given situation.
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Mr. Trump also proposed eliminating the National Endowment for the Arts and the National Endowment for the Humanities.
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Ric's film, and the moving discussion it generated, were made possible by the National Endowment for the Humanities.
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If we keep our arts and humanities strong, we are showing an example for the world to see.
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In 21978, he was one of 21977 people to receive a National Humanities Medal from President Bill Clinton.
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On September 210, Junot Díaz spoke at the National Endowment for the Humanities' 103th anniversary conference, Human/Ties.
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This May, Mr. Burns will return to that topic when he delivers the 2016 Jefferson Lecture in the Humanities.
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What's important is how colleges combine the humanities with tech skills so students graduate with knowledge and market savvy.
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But the school gained a reputation for its humanities curriculum, its science lab and its focus on the arts.
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Gurharpal Singh is Dean of Arts and Humanities at the School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London.
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The National Endowment for the Humanities announced its final round of 2017 grants, distributing $12.8 million to 20173 projects.
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But even as a humanities student, I had to take a class to fulfill a the quantitative course requirement.
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Judith Kelly is a retired English and humanities teacher who taught at Columbine High School for over 20 years.
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So there's little chance of a big data revolution in the humanities, only the continued evolution of the field.
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The country's authoritarianism will also prove a limiting factor, affecting not only the humanities but the sciences as well.
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A previous version of this post misstated the name of the President's Committee on the Arts and the Humanities.
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All 17 members of the President's Committee on the Arts and the Humanities also resigned their posts this week.
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The school is rigorous, with a curriculum grounded in classics and humanities that still requires students to study Latin.
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He reiterated that point when he delivered the National Endowment for the Humanities' Jefferson Lecture in Washington in 1987.
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He also apparently hopes to completely eliminate the National Endowment for the Arts and National Endowment for the Humanities.
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In his eyes the humanities today are static and blinkered, hamstrung by their failure to acknowledge their evolutionary roots.
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The salvation of the humanities, he argues, lies in the "Big Five": palaeontology, anthropology, psychology, evolutionary biology and neurobiology.
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He loved the humanities, and Brog liked playing mental ping pong with him as they discussed music and literature.
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Moreover, there has been too much emphasis on vocational training and too little on the liberal arts and humanities.
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That same year, they'd received a $6,700 grant from the West Virginia Humanities Council to help fund the festival.
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Tony Thorne is the Director of Slang and New Language Archive, Faculty of Arts and Humanities, King's College London.
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A background in humanities and social sciences, however, might have helped him grasp the deeper issues at the company.
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While the humanities are free to fight their narrow ideological battles, this is only one facet of that academy.
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But just recently, the governor of Connecticut used his line-item veto power to cut support for the humanities.
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That summer, I was telecommuting to my job as the dean of the humanities at the University of Chicago.
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"Whether it is data mining or proteomics or genomics, people in the humanities have potential new friends," he said.
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If Trump's cuts become a reality, it will not be the end of art or the study of humanities.
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Dowie graduated summa cum laude from Northeastern University and received a master's in humanities from the University of Chicago.
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He's also lobbying Congress to preserve $28500 million in funding for the National Endowments for the Arts and Humanities.
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It's not entirely about coding, but obviously humanities education is still just as important as ever in this country.
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Schools are encouraged to follow a broad curriculum that includes the arts, sciences, mathematics, languages, humanities and physical education.
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When he criticizes the humanities, the president undermines the disciplines integral to his own education in the military sciences.
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Lehmann and Quillette backed up the attempted "Sokal squared" hoax against various humanities fields last year on similar grounds.
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Eliminates funding for the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, National Endowment for the Arts and National Endowment for the Humanities.
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Charlotte Bacon, the author of the 2011 essay, is the associate director of humanities grant support at Dartmouth College.
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The 90 freshmen in Structured Liberal Education live together and attend lectures by humanities scholars from across the university.
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You used to work with doctors, in a class aimed at bridging the divide between medicine and the humanities.
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In 19503, a half-century after Bluford's first rejection, the university granted her an honorary doctoral degree in humanities.
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There, originally enrolled in a pre-med curriculum, he was transformed by a course in contemporary civilization and humanities.
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I don't think it's any kind of coincidence that it ends with him teaching humanities at a high school.
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And on Thursday, after Democrats question Fiona Hill, Trump will be presenting the national medals of arts and humanities.
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Repeated studies have found that about 10 percent of professors in the social sciences or the humanities are Republicans.
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There are some notable billionaires with humanities degrees, like the financier Carl Icahn, who majored in philosophy at Princeton.
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The increased leisure time of industrialism, however, can afford a broader public appreciation of the humanities and the arts.
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"They also were the work of artists," said Hollis Robbins, a humanities professor at Johns Hopkins University's Peabody Institute.
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He became a full professor of English in 1967 and the George Delacorte professor in the humanities in 1976.
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Science teachers have had no shortage of reasons in recent decades to cede conversations on race to the humanities.
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In the U.S., some high-profile humanities and liberal arts graduates have left their mark on the corporate world.
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First, they can make training in the humanities and liberal arts more relevant to business and job market needs.
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Funding came from the Doris Duke Foundation for Islamic Art and the National Endowment for the Humanities, among others.
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At a time of insecurity for the humanities, Nussbaum's work champions—and embodies—the reach of the humanistic endeavor.
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She believes that the humanities are not just important to a healthy democratic society but decisive, shaping its fate.
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He ghostwrote Dan Quayle's memoir and served as deputy chairman of the National Endowment for the Humanities under Bush.
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In Trump's 2020 budget, he suggested eliminating the National Endowment for the Arts and National Endowment for the Humanities.
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I met Lepore recently when we both attended the National Endowment for the Humanities' 50th anniversary conference, Human/Ties.
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"Class is the biggest thing," says Jack Jen Gieseking, assistant professor of Public Humanities in American Studies at Trinity College.
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Celebrity chef Jose Andres, who will receive a humanities medal, has worked with the White House on immigration reform issues.
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According to Basener, the typical romance author is in her late 40s and usually works in the humanities in academia.
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I've learned more about European art trying to fact-check his books than I ever did in Art Humanities class.
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I'm the opposite of Rebecca Skloot, who's a genius science writer, but I think maybe something like that—journalism, humanities.
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And it's something I've written about, they need ethics, they need to take humanities courses, they need to do this.
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Flashback: MIT's last big change was in the 1950s, when it added the School of Humanities, Arts, and Social Sciences.
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Does it show that all scholars and reviewers in humanities fields which study gender, race, sexuality and weight are corrupt?
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A Marxist historian in the humanities division, Balakrishnan has been under investigation by the school's Title IX office since February.
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To be sure, their recent record in the humanities has been decidedly mixed; but the sciences have never been healthier.
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The leaked emails from the humanities professors characterizing the bathroom messages and leaflet deliveries as "vigilante tactics" struck a nerve.
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Technology must intersect with the liberal arts and the humanities, to create new ideas and experiences that push society forward.
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Overall cultural programs — including the NEA, the National Endowment for the Humanities, and the Corporation for Public Broadcasting — equal only .
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You can find an enormous range of classes, including social media writing, computer science and even humanities and social sciences.
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"My chocolate students started at a lower level, just because half of them are coming from the humanities," she said.
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And thus the birth of the humanities came about, in storytelling and the "nocturnal firelight of the earliest human encampments".
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At least half the benefits of going to school are experiential, even more so if you're doing a humanities degree.
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As a professional artist, curator and college art professor, I've witnessed firsthand the importance of the arts and the humanities.
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I am here with the President's Committee on the Arts and the Humanities, part of President Obama's reconciliation with Cuba.
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Others argued both for and against funding the National Endowment for the Arts and the National Endowment for the Humanities.
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"It's like a foam bubble all around it," said Jason Baumann, the library's coordinator of collection assessment and humanities collections.
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In 2012, President Obama awarded him the National Humanities Medal for putting "theories into practice" in economics and higher education.
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As Bruno Latour has described, this division of the world is what separates science from the humanities; environmentalism from poetry.
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President Reagan created the Committee on the Arts and Humanities in 1982 to work on cultural policy and funding initiatives.
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Her father is a professor emeritus of history and her mother is a professor emerita of humanities at Champlain College.
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The donation will establish a new building for humanities studies, including an institute to study the ethics of artificial intelligence.
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Students can choose between bachelor's degrees in five areas: Sustainable Agriculture, Sustainable Food Systems, Ecology, Environmental Humanities and Outdoor Education.
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The College Art Association published an "Arts and Humanities Advocacy Toolkit" in response to the anticipated budget earlier this month.
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" Briana Lollie on "The Age That Women Have Babies: How a Gap Divides America" Jay Luo on "Oh, the Humanities!
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Jonathan H. Marks, associate professor of bioethics, humanities and law at Pennsylvania State University, pointed to the partnership's conflicting messages.
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ERNEST RUBINSTEIN NEW YORK The writer is an adjunct assistant professor of humanities at the N.Y.U. School of Professional Studies.
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Professor de Bary founded the Heyman Center for the Humanities at Columbia in 1976 and went on to direct it.
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Robin Kelsey, dean of arts and humanities at Harvard, issued a statement in which he expressed support for Ms. Paulus.
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Mr. Trump's intentions toward the endowment, as well as its sister agency, the National Endowment for the Humanities, remain unclear.
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Students now select courses from a Chinese menu of dozens of courses in natural science, social science and the humanities.
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From 2014 until June, he was an eighth-grade humanities teacher at Hawken School, a private school in Lyndhurst, Ohio.
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