How do you get your scholarship from a manuscript to a printed book? Eric Zinner of New York University Press will discuss pitching to a press and finding the right press for one’s work, writing a compelling proposal and the many steps between contract and publication. The presentation is followed by a Q&A. One-on-one meetings with Zinner will be available in the afternoon.
Faculty are trained to write and publish for university presses. However, some faculty hear the call of public humanities and want to reach a broader audience through trade publication. This panel of esteemed trade professionals will address how to move into trade publication, how to approach a press, and how to find and work with an agent. The event assumes no prior knowledge. It is for the trade press curios as well as those looking for their next book deal.
What does it mean to really listen to someone? Listening provides the opportunity to focus and be present with one another beyond the demands of the distraction economy. At its most radical, listening provides hospitality to people and ideas outside of our confirmation bias. by the Join us as the co-authors of "Rhetorical Listening in Action: A Concept-Tactic Approach" discuss the challenges, tools, and tactics for listening inside and outside the workplace.
Come join the students of the ASU trombone studio for an evening of soloists and chamber groups.
What constitutes cultural appropriation, and when is it unethical? Should we adopt voices beyond our own, and if so then what factors must be weighed beforehand?
Pressing on hard research questions may lead to ethical dilemmas of how to speak in relation to another. This panel will discuss what it means to think, research, and write across cultures and ways of being.
This is the second of two panels on appropriation in Fall 2024.
What constitutes cultural appropriation, and when is it unethical? Should we adopt voices beyond our own, and if so then what factors must be weighed beforehand?
Pressing on hard research questions may lead to ethical dilemmas of how to speak in relation to another. This panel will discuss what it means to think, research, and write across cultures and ways of being.
Project Humanities has ongoing needs to restock donations. Every Friday, volunteers meet to sort donations and label clothing and shoes for distribution on Saturday to our clients experiencing homelessness.
This is the best day to drop-off your donations of clothing, shoes, toiletries. No advance sign-up is required for individuals. Organizations and groups of 10 or more are asked to contact Project Humanities by email.
Project Humanities has ongoing needs to restock donations. Every Friday, volunteers meet to sort donations and label clothing and shoes for distribution on Saturday to our clients experiencing homelessness.
This is the best day to drop-off your donations of clothing, shoes, toiletries. No advance sign-up is required for individuals. Organizations and groups of 10 or more are asked to contact Project Humanities by email.
Building History: Continuing the Legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Featuring Earvin “Magic” Johnson and the Groundbreaking of the Commemorative Display at Durham Hall
* Free – In person capacity has been reached. We are excited for guests to join the livestream of the evening program with Magic Johnson. Only pre-registered guests will be admitted to the in-person event. *
Envision a successful school year by making your own bullet journal or vision board! Get organized, set goals, and create a journal or board with your friends that will keep you on track all semester long. Document the night with complimentary Polaroids to help decorate your dorm room!
Snacks and materials will be provided, as well as a chance to walk away with your own art supplies to continue all semester long.