Digital Arts and Humanities Lecture Series, co-sponsored with the University Library, welcomes Professor Jeffrey Schnapp.

John Speck, principle of Real Advertising and New Commons Strategic Partner

Chee-Beng Tan, professor of anthopology at Chinese University of Hong Kong

Eating Chinese: Comestibles, Cuisine, Commerce and Culture (LECTURE SERIES)

Sidney Cheung, professor of anthopology at Chinese University of Hong Kong; Wei Ying Wong, Mellon postdoctoral fellow at Connecticut College

Eating Chinese: Comestibles, Cuisine, Commerce and Culture (LECTURE SERIES)

Evelyn Hu-deHart, professor of history at Brown University

Valerie Tutson, professional storyteller

Rhode Island StoryCorps Kick Off Sponsored by Rhode Island Public Radio and the Brown Center for Public Humanities.

Mary Marshall Clark, Director of the Columbia Center for Oral History, will be at Brown to discuss themes and read from her new book, After the Fall: New Yorkers Remember September 2001 and the Years That Followed.

What is AmeriCorps doing in Providence? What difference does it make? And how can you get involved? Come hear Brown alumni, AmeriCorps members, and those who work with them talking about the important work taking place in Providence. Panelists will talk about their opportunities and experiences as Corps members and about some of the projects underway at schools, environmental organizations, and cultural institutions.

Glenn Wharton, research scholar of museum studies at New York University