New! Faculty Celebration Magazine
The Center for Humanities & the Arts (CHA) is planning a celebration of faculty publications and major artistic works in the form of a digital magazine for February 2021. If you have published or anticipate publishing a book-length work or major artistic work between January 1-December 31, 2020, we encourage you to contact the CHA to be included.
CHA/CRDDS Faculty Fellowship in Digital Humanities and Arts
The Center for Humanities & the Arts (CHA) and Center for Research Data and Digital Scholarship (CRDDS) have partnered on a new three-year fellowship program (2021-2022 to 2023-2024) to support faculty working in digital humanities and arts. We invite all CU Boulder faculty (tenure-track, tenured, instructors, and senior instructors) interested in applying computational methods to or multimodal presentation of humanities and arts-related research questions to apply for a CHA/CRDDS Faculty Fellowship in Digital Humanities and Arts for the 2021-2022 academic year.
CHA Faculty Fellowships
The Center for Humanities & the Arts invites all Assistant, Associate, and Professors working in the humanities and the arts on the Boulder campus to apply for the CHA Faculty Fellowship. Fellowships consist of a two-course teaching reduction (taken in a single semester) for faculty teaching with a 2/2 load; faculty teaching a 2/1 load will receive a single course reduction and be expected to take their fellowship in the semester they are scheduled to teach their single course. The selection committee will consider the intellectual merit of the project, its connection to the arts and humanities, the overall excellence of the applicant’s academic record, and the timeliness of the project in the applicant’s career.
CHA Small Grants
The Center for Humanities & the Arts Small Grant provides up to $3,000 in support of the research and creative efforts of CU Boulder faculty to deepen and enrich the range of humanistic and artistic activities on campus.
Hazel Barnes Flat
The Hazel Barnes Flat in the heart of London is a gift to scholars in the humanities and arts by Hazel Barnes (1915-2008), the much admired professor of Philosophy at CU-Boulder and founder of the Interdisciplinary Program in the Humanities. Her will stipulates that the flat be made available to faculty and graduate students in the humanities and the arts, and that its operation be entrusted to the Center for Humanities & the Arts and its director.
CHA Final Report Form
Within one month of the completion of the granting period or travel award (exception: Hazel Barnes Flat users submit a separate written summary), recipients are required to submit a final report (less than two pages) summarizing the project and and describing the impact on your research and CHA’s mission to “create convergences with multiple audiences for scholarly collaborations, artistic inspiration, and community building, all while fostering an environment of equity and inclusion that strengthens and enhances academic excellence.” Please also provide information on any plans for publication, if applicable.