The Humanities in Our Lives
Snow College presents the free seminar series that delves into the impact that the humanities has on our lives. Admission is free—expand your horizons with us at "The Humanities in Our Lives" seminar series.
All seminars will take place on a Wednesday from 3:30 to 4:20 pm.
Seminar Speakers
SEPTEMBER 11
English Brooks, Indigenous Languages & Cultures of Central Mexico
Location: HUM 102
SEPTEMBER 18
No seminar this week.
Location: HUM 102
september 25
Humanities Majors and Career Event / Networking Night (4:00-6:00 p.m.)
Location: GSC
OCTOBER 2
No seminar this week.
Location: HU 102
OCTOBER 10
Nick Mason, Guest Lecturer, Jane Austen for Grown-Ups: The Subtle Genius of Persuasion
Location: HU 102
OCTOBER 16
No seminar this week. (Fall Break)
Location: HU 102
october 23
Jonathan Bodrero, Mathematics and Poetry
Location: HU 102
october 30
Miranda Butler, Gothic & Victorian Origins of the True Crime Genre
Location: HU 102
NOVEMBER 6
Tony Smith, Why We Should (not) Be Terrified of AI and Big Data
Location: HU 102
NOVEMBER 13
No seminar this week. (Scheduling conflict)
Location: HU 102
NOVEMBER 20
Grant Eckstein, Guest Lecturer, How Do You Teach English When There's No Classroom? Stories from Ecuador and Thailand
Location: HU 102
DecEMBER 4
Sandy Cox & SnowDrift Staff, ACP Fall National College Media Convention (Oct 30-Nov 2)
Location: HU 102
Join Remotely
Can't make it in person? Join remotely through Microsoft Teams.
Scan the QR Code or click here to join the most current seminar. A live broadcast will begin within 5 minutes of the beginning of the seminar.
