Past Events
Webinar: Public Writing Online
Zoom | RSVP to receive link
Sex, Love, and Life: A Conversation with Acclaimed Author and Sociologist, Dr. Pepper Schwartz, AB ’67, MA ’69
Join WashU Arts & Sciences to hear Dr. Schwartz discuss her research, writing, and expertise in intimacy and sexuality in a conversation with Adia Harvey Wingfield, Assistant Vice Provost, Professor of Sociology, and Mary Tileston Hemenway Professor of Arts & Sciences.
Graham Chapel
Cultivating Dynamic Academic Environments: A Blueprint for Collaboration, Innovation and Leadership
A daylong panel discussion series featuring a slate of distinguished visiting academic leaders and on-campus experts
Hurst Lounge, Duncker Hall
Who Owns the Future? From Artificial Intelligence to Abundant Imagination
Please join the Office of Public Scholarship for its launch within the Office of the Provost, featuring a William C. Ferguson invited lecture by MacArthur Fellow Ruha Benjamin.
Emerson Auditorium, Knight Hall
Workshop: Writing for The Conversation
Eads 217
Public-facing Writing, with Students: An Alternative Collaborative Writing Assignment
In this workshop, Christopher Schaberg, Director of Public Scholarship, will share his experiences writing collaboratively with students and then getting this work published in general audience venues. While this alternative kind of writing with students can be scary and unpredictable, it can ultimately give students a dynamic, real-world experience with writing collaboratively – guided by their professor, but working with professional editors and encountering public audiences, along the way.
Seigle Hall 305
Editor Panel: Writing for Places Journal
Zoom | RSVP to receive link
Seminar: Podcasting as Public Scholarship (with Abram Van Engen & Pádraig Ó Tuama)
Eads 217
FMS Colloquium Lecture Series: Lisa Nakamura "The Queen of MySpace: Tila Tequila and the Asian American Roots of Social Media"
FMS Colloquium Lecture Series: Lisa Nakamura "The Queen of MySpace: Tila Tequila and the Asian American Roots of Social Media"
DUC 276
Small-group lunch discussion with New Yorker writer D.T. Max
DUC 234
Workshop: Crafting an Effective Book Proposal
Eads 217
Workshop: Op-Ed Writing (with Margret Grebowicz)
Eads 217
Public Scholarship Symposium
Umrath Lounge
Seminar: Framing public and open-access scholarship for professional advancement
Eads 217
Can Comedy Save Us From the Apocalypse? The Science Behind Human Connection and Thriving in Trying Times
Kuehner Court, Weil Hall
Seminar: Translating Scientific Research for General Audiences (with Athena Aktipis)
Eads 217
Seminar: Publishing Your First Book
Eads 217
Workshop: Writing for The Conversation
Eads 217
Seminar: What is Public Scholarship?
Eads 217