Thursday, September 23, 2010
If you happen to be in Casper this Friday and Saturday, check out the Equality State Book Festival at Casper College (and around town)! The Wyoming Humanities Council is proud to be a supporter of this year’s book festival, which features a number of interesting authors from around the state and nation (I, for one, [...]
If you’re in Laramie this week, be sure to take advantage of our Summer Classics Institute Public Lecture Series, which runs nightly through Thursday, June 17! Here are the details:
Women and Wealth in Republican Rome
Monday, June 14, 7:00 p.m.
UW College of Law, room 186, Laramie
Marilyn Skinner from the University of Arizona.
Celebrating a Trojan Ancestry
Tuesday, June [...]
Many thanks to Dr. Wes Connally of Central Wyoming College for naming this session for us!
The Process
We have chosen 5 innovative projects from around the state in which the humanities played a significant role. Representatives from all 5 programs have prepared 5-minute presentations about them. These presentations will be delivered in different spaces, and participants [...]
Today’s post is a program review, courtesy of Wyoming Humanities Council Grants Coordinator Jenny Ingram! Here’s what she has to say:
Both the Wyoming Humanities Council and the Wyoming Arts Council sponsored a March presentation of The Cancer Monologues by Denver’s El Centro Su Teatro. The play, hosted in Laramie by La Radio Montañesa KOCA 93.5 [...]
Our Summer Classics Institute Public Lecture Series continues until Thursday! This year’s lectures center on 5th century Athens. All lectures begin at 7 p.m., at the University of Wyoming College of Law, Room 142. See you there!
Here are the lecture topics:
Monday, June 8
“Staging Intellectualism: Euripides and Athens,” Dr. Lorenzo Garcia, University of New Mexico
Tuesday, June [...]
Here are this week’s humanities events! As always, if there are any humanities-related events you’d like to advertise, please let me know, and I’ll add them!
May 1-30
Cheyenne, Civic Center
Grant Program: Sugar Beet Fields to Fields of Dreams
May 29, 7:30 p.m.
Sundance, Crook County Library
Humanities Forum: Rails and Shutters, by Chavawn Kelly