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Events

These are events sponsored wholly or in part by the Center for the Humanities for 2026-2027

SEPTEMBER

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29


WRITERS AT WORK SERIES

Faculty Reading: Dr. Kathleen Forni and Dr. James Bunzli

Fourth Floor Program Room
Andrew White Student Center
6:00 PM

OCTOBER

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2

Celebrate the Humanities!
CFH Annual Celebration of Teaching, Learning, and Research in the Humanities

Nachbahr Award and Address
2026 Nachbahr recipient Dr. Amy Bree Becker, professor from department of Communication & Media, will deliver the Nachbahr address on the life of the mind, ""

2026 Teaching Faculty Excellence Award
Dr. Sondra Guttman, professor from English department

Student Presentations from the CFH Summer Student Research Fellows:

Student Summer Humanities Internships:

Plus there will be an opportunity to learn more about a new program, the Humanities Student Conference Grant, which reimburses students up to $1,500 to attend conferences or other similar academic meetings related to the humanities.

Fourth Floor Program Room
Andrew White Student Center
3:00 PM - 5:00 PM

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9

Center for the Humanities Student Grants Info Session

Join us to learn what grants are available for 91¿´Æ¬ students from the CFH! 

We will discuss Student-led Seminars, Summer Research Fellowships, stipends for Summer Study programs, stipends for otherwise unpaid Internships, and Humanities Student Conference Grants. After the presentation by CFH Student grant coordinator, Dr. Brett Butler and past student recipients, there will be time for pizza and conversation.

Register on the Bridge.

Center for Intercultural Engagement (CIE)
Student Center East 317
4:15 PM

NOVEMBER


NATIONAL 2026 FRENCH WEEK  - Between Friends and Enemies: Franco-American Relationships"

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 4 TO TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 10

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 4

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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 5

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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 6

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MONDAY, NOVEMBER 9

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Check loyola.edu/frenchweek for times and other details. You may also contact the Department of Modern Languages.

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12

WRITERS AT WORK SERIES

Amie Whittemore
"Person, Place, Thing or Idea: How Nouns Conjure Locale"

Whittemore is the author of three poetry collections. She was the 2020-2021 Poet Laureate of Murfreesboro, Tennessee, and an Academy of American Poets Laureate Fellow. Her poems have won multiple awards, including a Dorothy Sargent Rosenberg Prize. The talk will encourage beginning and advanced writing students to tap into nature so their work might fully honor the places and people they know and love—but Whittemore's ideas will be inspiring to students in any discipline.

Fourth Floor Program Room
Andrew White Student Center
6:30 PM

DECEMBER

JANUARY

FEBRUARY

 

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 5

Center for the Humanities Student Grants Info Session

Join us to learn what grants are available for 91¿´Æ¬ students from the CFH! 

We will discuss Student-led Seminars, the new Student Conference Grants, Summer Research Fellowships, stipends for Summer Study programs, stipends for otherwise unpaid Internships, and the new Humanities Student Conference Grant. After the presentation by CFH Student grant coordinator, Dr. Brett Butler, and past student recipients, there will be time for pizza and conversation.

Writing Department Lounge
Maryland Hall 038
4:15 PM

MARCH

 

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10 and THURSDAY, MARCH 11
HUMANITIES SYMPOSIUM COLLOQUIA

 

THURSDAY, MARCH 11

LOYOLA'S 2026 HUMANITIES SYMPOSIUM KEYNOTE ADDRESS:

McGuire Hall
6:30 PM

If you require additional accommodations, please contact Disability and Accessibility Services at das@loyola.edu.

 

APRIL

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 7

2027 Hanna Geldrich-Leffman Colloquium on Language, Literature, and Society:

Wednesday, April 8
Fourth Floor Program Room
Andrew White Student Center

MAY

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Program Deadlines

 

Calendar of Events

 

Contact

Bess Garrett
Program Administrator
esgarrett@loyola.edu

Dr. Mavis Biss
Director
mlbiss@loyola.edu

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