Congratulations to current Faculty Fellow Christopher Cantwell for being named 2019’s Joanne Lazirko Award winner! The Lazirko Award is bestowed annually by the Provost’s Office in consultation with CETL in memory of Joanne Lazirko…
Announcing the launch of the Center’s new Inside C21 podcast! Hosted by current C21 Graduate Fellow Mallory Zink, Inside C21 explores current research in the humanities that helps us face the 21st century.
C21 is seeking a graduate student Photography Fellow for the 2019-20 academic year. This fellowship comes with a $1500 honorarium. The Fellow will attend and photograph all Center lectures, helping us to document the intellectual life of C21 and the UWM campus.
Please join us in welcoming Fatima Regis, recipient of a CAPES (Brazilian Federal Foundation for Support and Evaluation of Graduate Education) Visiting Research Professor Scholarship to conduct research in-residence at C21 for the 2019-20 year! Fatima is an Associate Professor in… Read More
Daniel Marques is joining us in-residence at the Center as a Fulbright Visiting Research Student for the 2019-20 academic year. His project, “Privacy by Design, Digital Platforms, and Algorithmic Performativity,” explores how we understand…
Dr. Erica Bornstein, a cultural anthropologist here at UWM, has just published an article in Humanity: An International Journal of Human Rights, Humanitarianism, and Development.
Please join us in welcoming two new C21 Graduate Fellows for the 2019-20 academic year: Nasim Shareghi (Architecture) and Mallory Zink (Public History).
We are excited to announce our 2019-20 C21 Fellows: Aneesh Aneesh, Sukanya Banerjee, Christopher Cantwell, Lia Wolock, and W. Warner Wood! Read about their projects here.
Congratulations to last year’s Fulbright Fellow-in-Residence Gabriel Menotti, who just published his new book Movie Circuits: Curatorial Approaches to Cinema Technology via Amsterdam University Press! The book is about rogue cinemas, practice-led research, and a hint of philosophy of technology.
Huge congratulations to C21 Graduate Fellow Allain Daigle, who won 2nd place in the 2019 SCMS Student Writing Awards for his essay “Modern Glass: Zeiss and the Industrialization of Vision.”