Workshop
Policies
(in pdf format)
Coordinators'
Manual
(in pdf format)
2003-2004
Call for Proposals
(in pdf format)
Year-end
Evaluation
(in pdf format)
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The aim of the Stanford Humanities Center's
program of research workshops in the humanities is to foster the development
and realization of latent research agendas in the humanities at Stanford
while providing new contexts for graduate training and dissertation research.
A typical workshop brings together several Stanford faculty members and
a number of advanced Stanford graduate students, meeting regularly (at
least four times a quarter) to present work-in-progress and otherwise
explore a topic or problem of common intellectual concern that bears on
their own work and on significant issues in the humanities or humanistically
oriented social sciences. The goal is to support faculty members in their
efforts to explore new intellectual agendas in a time of shifting disciplinary
boundaries, while encouraging graduate students to enter into ongoing
scholarly dialogues. The program is sustained by a grant from the Mellon
Foundation.
2003-2004 Workshops
For further
questions about the workshop program, contact
Elizabeth Wahl, Associate Director
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