Participants will gain skills in documenting and researching culture, archiving and presenting research and developing projects in collaboration with community stakeholders….Continue Reading Libraries to Offer Free Community Scholars Training in Fayetteville Next Month
The University Libraries are now seeking applicants to the Graduate Student Speaker Series for the Fall 2022 semester. Honorariums of $200 are provided for each speaker….Continue Reading Applications Open for Graduate Student Speaker Series
The Arkansas Folklife Web Series will continue this month with a presentation by master artists Pat Bergman, Sage Holland and Allison Williams from 3-4:30 p.m., Thursday, May 19, on Zoom….Continue Reading Webinar With Master Artists Bergman, Holland and Williams May 19
All breaks will be held in the lobby of Mullins Library near the west entrance and will include food, drinks and/or activities at no cost to students. …Continue Reading Study Breaks, Extended Hours in Mullins Library
Folklorist Jan Rosenberg will kick off the new Folklife Web Series by presenting on gospel music and folklife education in southern Arkansas from 3-4:30 p.m. Thursday, April 21, on Zoom….Continue Reading Arkansas Folk and Traditional Arts to Launch Folklife Web Series
Rachel Whitaker, a doctoral candidate in the U of A’s history program, will discuss her research into J.H. Phipps and the Northwest Arkansas timber industry at 5:30 p.m. Thursday, April 14, in the Special Collections reading room….Continue Reading Whitaker to Speak on J.H. Phipps and the Timber Industry in Northwest Arkansas