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The Wolf Humanities Center and 2022–23 Wolf Undergradaute Research Fellow Roseline Gray, C’23, are featured in the latest edition of Inspiring Impact Magazine.
Call for Applications: Topic Director, 2025–26
Penn tenured associate or full professors in the humanities are invited to propose and develop a topic for the 2025–2026 academic year. The topic director works closely with the Wolf Humanities Center director to plan a public series and host a weekly research seminar on the topic.
Call for Applications: Manuscript Workshops, 2024-25
SAS faculty in the humanities who are preparing to publish an in-process book are invited to apply for a Manuscript Workshop to be hosted during the 2024–25 academic year.
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Humanities Against Discrimination Funding
The Wolf Humanities Center provides up to $1500 to support anti-discriminatory humanities education at Penn, including – but not limited to – reading groups, visiting speakers, exhibitions, and scholarly projects.
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