Category: Nonesuch News

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The School of Arts and Humanities is presenting numerous events in November including: Nov 12-14 & 19-21: Falling Into the Unknown Nov 18: Nuclear Okra Nov 18: Nuclear Okra Nov 20: CUSLAI Introduction to New Faculty Nov 20: Matthew Brown’s “Science and Moral Imagination” book launch

Translation Review (TR), a peer-reviewed journal founded in 1978 by Dr. Rainer Schulte and published three times a year by UTD, is distributed internationally by Routledge, Taylor and Francis Group. The upcoming issue, TR 107, is due to be released in October. Recent articles can be found here; with full access through the UTD library. The […]

Dr. Natalie Ring, associate professor of history in the School of Arts and Humanities, has released a book that chronicles the history of white antebellum southern dissenters, the immediate consequences of emancipation, and the history of Reconstruction in the years prior to the Compromise of 1877. C. Vann Woodward was one of the most significant […]

Dr. Matthew Brown, professor of philosophy in the School of Arts and Humanities, is holding a conversation about his new book, Science and Moral Imagination, Friday, November 20, 2020 at 2:00 p.m. Brown will read an excerpt from the book and Dr. Kevin Elliot from Michigan State University will moderate the conversation about the significance of […]

John Pomara, professor of visual arts in the School of Arts and Humanities, is displaying his latest work, Digital Debris, at the Barry Whistler Gallery in Dallas. The exhibit runs October 14 to November 21. The gallery is currently open by appointment only. Digital Debris features a collection of new oil enamel paintings on aluminum, […]

Dr. Dennis Kratz will be been honored by the Dallas-based Business Council for the Arts, a nonprofit that seeks to “unite commerce and culture.” At an upcoming ceremony, Kratz will be awarded the Obelisk Award, which honors businesses and leaders for their support of the arts in North Texas. Kratz, former dean of the School […]

UT Dallas faculty member Misty Owens and the UT Dallas Dance Ensemble were featured recently in the Dallas Morning News. The article focuses on how dance is helping people to emerge from the gray feelings surrounding COVID-19. Read the article.

The Center for Values in Medicine, Science, and Technology has announced its 2020-21 Graduate Research Fellows: Natacha Guyot (Left) has been awarded the Marvin and Kathleen Stone Research Fellowship. Guyot is a doctoral candidate at the School of Arts and Humanities. She currently is working on her dissertation project, titled “Dr. Dana Scully of The […]

The Gavin Hambly Scholarship is a university-recognized annual scholarship awarded to one or more deserving undergraduate students, majoring in History. The Gavin R. G. Hambly scholarship is made possible by the generous support from donors Genice A.G. Rabe and Stephen G. Rabe. Lily George (Left) My name is Lily and I am a sophomore History […]