The year 2020 brought a lot our way, including a renewed interest in how the humanities and fields such as public history are helping us to understand what is happening around us.

Please join Humanities Montana, the UM Department of History, and the UM Humanities Institute for a panel on the public humanities.

We'll explore key questions such as:
What does doing the public humanities look like?
How can we in the humanities and beyond engage with the broader public?
Where do we go from here?

Panelists include:
Dr. Claire Arcenas, Assistant Professor of History
Dr. Anya Jabour, Regents Professor of History and Director of UM's Certificate in Public History
Dr. Ashby Kinch, Professor of English and Associate Dean of the UM Graduate School
Dr. Christopher Preston, Professor of Philosophy
Dr. Robert Saldin, Professor of Political Science and Director of the Mansfield Center's Ethics and Public Affairs Program
Dr. Randi Tanglen, Executive Director of Humanities Montana, will moderate the panel.

Co-sponsored by Humanities Montana, the UM Department of History, and the UM Humanities Institute.

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