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All members of the University of Arizona community have a responsibility to uphold and maintain an honest academic environment by following policies and procedures outlined in the UA Code of Academic Integrity. As a community of scholars, integrity should guide conduct and decisions related to all academic work.
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Faculty members and instructors should foster an... Read More
Join the College of Humanities’ Department of German Studies for a presentation and reception commemorating the 25th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall. Susan Crane with the Department of History will present "Die Mauer and Memory: Looking back at the Rise and Fall of the Berlin Wall" followed by a light reception. This event is free and open to the public.
Throughout the week, the German... Read More
The Africana Studies Program at the University of Arizona prepares future leaders of a global and diverse economy from North and Latin America to Africa and Europe. It offers an interdisciplinary major, a minor in hip-hop cultures, and a variety of internships and study abroad opportunities. The program embraces new technologies and is a leader in online offerings and digital humanities.
This is a multi-session seminar and must be taken as a series.
January 27-April 7, 2014
Professor: Jerry Hogle
England during the reign of Victoria is famous for industrial, scientific, and technological advances, as well as sexual repression. But it was also an era when theghost story – and its extensions in longer fictions during one of the heydays of the English novel – flourished in print... Read More
Filmmaker Allison de Fren, a professor of Visual Studies at Occidental College, will be on campus screening her film on imaginaries of the artificial female in the sex doll and robotics industries, "The Mechanical Bride." Her visit is coordinated by the UA Honors College. The film screening will take place at the Center for Creative Photography.
The Convergences series is supported by the... Read More
Join us for a free event featuring Rita Dove, who will read from her newest book Collected Poems 1974- 2004. Dove has published ten collections of poetry, including Thomas and Beulah, which won the Pulitzer Prize.
Questions? Contact Samantha Taibi at staibi@email.arizona.edu or (520) 621-0210.
Renee Angle, poet and Program Coordinator for K–12 Education at the Poetry Center, leads a discussion of the work of Cathy Park Hong, who reads for the Poetry Center on January 24. Hong is the author of three virtuosic, dazzling books of poetry, including the recently released Engine Empire.
The Department of Spanish & Portuguese at the University of Arizona is proud to sponsor and host the 6th International Workshop on Spanish Sociolinguistics (WSS6).
The purpose of this workshop is to bring together scholars to share original sociolinguistic research that analyzes Spanish data or data from contact situations between Spanish and other languages.
All sociolinguistic research... Read More
Join the College of Humanities to celebrate the UA's 103rd Homecoming.
COH activities begin Friday, October 27 at 10 a.m. with a special lecture by COH Alumnus of the Year, OSIRIS-REx principal investigator Dante Lauretta, who will speak about The Value of a Humanities Education in a Science Career.
The College will host a twilight reception Friday evening before the annual bonfire and... Read More