Humanities Center’s ‘Conversations and Cocktails’ Series Continues
The Humanities Center continues its Conversations and Cocktails series at 6 p.m. Tuesday, February 21.
Humanities Center Begins ‘Conversations and Cocktails’ Spring Series January 10
The Humanities Center kicks off its annual Conversations and Cocktails series on Tuesday.
‘Conversations and Cocktails’ to Tackle Representation of Polygamist Women
Mary Campbell, assistant professor in the School of Art, will discuss research on various aspects of nineteenth-century polygamy during the last “Conversations and Cocktails” talk, from 6:00 to 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, May 3.
‘Conversations and Cocktails’ to Discuss Tennessee History April 5
Robert Glaze, a graduate student in UT’s Department of History, will discuss research that shows how Confederate veterans of the Western Theater came to terms with defeat in the Civil War during the next “Conversations and Cocktails” talk, from 6:00 to 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, April 5.
Humanities Center Announces Lineup for “Conversations and Cocktails” Spring Semester Series
UT’s Humanities Center has announced the upcoming lineup for its annual “Conversations and Cocktails” series, which will begin January 12.
Conversations and Cocktails Focuses on Richard I’s Role in Third Crusade
Katie Hodges-Kluck, who recently completed her doctorate at UT, will present the last lecture in the Conversations and Cocktails series on Tuesday, May 5.
Conversations and Cocktails Series Digs Into Archaeological Excavations
Archaeologist, Aleydis Van de Moortel, Lindsay Young Associate Professor in Classics at UT, will present “Conversations with Ancients: Uncovering Life in the Bronze Age in Mitrou, Greece” on Tuesday, April 7, in the Conversations and Cocktails series.
Conversations and Cocktails Series Discusses Invention and Evolution of Light
Ernest Freeberg, Distinguished Professor of Humanities at UT, will present “The Age of Edison: How the Electric Light Created Modern America” on March 3 in the Conversations and Cocktails series.