May 2023
CO-ORGANIZED BY MYSELF AND FELLOW PUBLIC HUMAN JASMINE CHU, Destruction & Regeneration in the Public Humanities was a two-day hybrid event at the John Nicholas Brown Center for Public Humanities & Cultural Heritage in Providence, RI and online, CEREMONIALLY MARKING THE END OF BROWN UNIVERSITY’S PUBLIC HUMANITIES MASTERS PROGRAM.
THIS conference-cum-reunion-cum-funerAL BROUGHT alumni, faculty, and collaborators of Brown University’s Public Humanities Masters program together with GRADUATING students to discuss our work, evolutions in the field, and futures of the cultural sector through presentations, panels, networking events, and varied creative workshops.
Alumni Directory by Nate Storring
*The Master’s in Public Humanities program at Brown University has since been resurrected by the Ruth J. Simmons Center for the Study of Slavery & Justice as a Master’s in Integrative Studies, providing students with an interdisciplinary exploration of issues surrounding race, decolonial practices, and social justice with specific references to cultural work in museums and other cultural organizations.
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