The Senior Director of Graduate Advising and Engagement for the Humanities helps Ph.D. students in the humanities at the University of Pittsburgh flourish during graduate
The Humanities Engage Symposium on September 13th and 14th will feature alumni, public humanists, nonprofit leaders, and faculty and graduate student Humanities Engage awardees
Victoria LaFave (Theatre Arts) is building her own pathway to success at the intersections of academic work and publicly engaged teaching.
Linguistics PhD candidate Sean Nonnenmacher’s summer immersive fellowship changed the direction of his dissertation and produced an LGBTQ oral history archive.
Resources and tools to assess and showcase your skills and career interests
Scholar, digital artist, activist, and recent Ph.D., Alyssa Quintanilla (English) used her experience in the field as an inaugural Humanities Engage Immersive
Samuel Boateng (Music), an inaugural Humanities Engage Immersive Dissertation Research Fellow, Ghanaian pianist, composer, and scholar, uses community-facing research
Faculty who work with a variety of modalities, including op-eds and podcasts, discuss engaging with different publics.
Learn about the exciting projects of our graduate student, faculty, and departmental awardees.
The Senior Director of Graduate Advising and Engagement for the Humanities helps Ph.D. students in the humanities at the University of Pittsburgh flourish during graduate school and move confidently into meaningful professional roles afterwards.
The Humanities Engage Symposium on September 13th and 14th will feature alumni, public humanists, nonprofit leaders, and faculty and graduate student Humanities Engage awardees. We will discuss making the humanities public, curricular innovation, career diversity, professional skills and competencies, and more.
Victoria LaFave (Theatre Arts) is building her own pathway to success at the intersections of academic work and publicly engaged teaching.
Linguistics PhD candidate Sean Nonnenmacher’s summer immersive fellowship changed the direction of his dissertation and produced an LGBTQ oral history archive.
Resources and tools to assess and showcase your skills and career interests
Scholar, digital artist, activist, and recent Ph.D., Alyssa Quintanilla (English) used her experience in the field as an inaugural Humanities Engage Immersive Dissertation Research Fellow to create a digital memorial as part of her dissertation, find her own voice in her writing, and successfully launch her tenure-track career.
Samuel Boateng (Music), an inaugural Humanities Engage Immersive Dissertation Research Fellow, Ghanaian pianist, composer, and scholar, uses community-facing research into the stories of African Jazz musicians to expand canonical jazz history and create a documentary film.
Faculty who work with a variety of modalities, including op-eds and podcasts, discuss engaging with different publics.
Learn about the exciting projects of our graduate student, faculty, and departmental awardees.
