Tuesday, Jan. 21, 2020 | 2:00-6:30 PM

Social & Behavioral Sciences Gateway Plaza

Come out and find our table for Lunar New Year snacks and new information about the Humanities Center!


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The Undercommons is a research cluster of graduate students committed to pushing at the boundaries of academic and research conventions. We work towards that goal by hosting workshops with faculty, sponsoring cultural excursions, providing peer-led professional and academic support for graduate students.

Learn to Code with Me is a cross between a MOOC and a support group. Join DH Librarian Madelynn Dickerson to learn Python with a special focus on working with texts.

The Japanese Studies Research Cluster was founded in 2016 to strengthen UCI's commitment to the study of Japanese Environmental Humanities. Click to learn more!

Film Screening and Discussion of "Salt of the Earth" (1954) at the Autry Museum of the American West's Wells Fargo Theater with Dr. Ana Elizabeth Rosas, Department of Chicano-Latino Studies and History, University of California, Irvine on Jan. 18.

The Climate Futures Collective (CFC) is a study group at UCI focusing on texts critically engaging with topics ranging from decolonization and Indigenous sovereignties to racial capitalism, border policies, grassroots movements, and all their various intersections with global climate change. To learn more, please click!

The Intellectual Virtue research cluster is devoted to research on the nature, value, and applications of the intellectual virtues. The articulation of these virtues goes right back to antiquity. They pick out a particular kind of cognitive character trait that is especially valuable because of its importance to human flourishing. Interested in learning more?

2020 is the 100th anniversary of the 19th Amendment, which granted women the right to vote in the United States. But, what is the difference between having the legal right to suffrage (for some women) and the actual practice of political power? Our winter quarter "Conversations that Matter: Borders & Belonging" series kicks off on Tuesday, Jan. 28!