Public Humanities and Arts Project.

Catalog description

This course is a 0-credit record-keeping course marking students’ completion of the project requirement Aequitas Fellowship Program in Public Humanities and Arts. Fulfilling this requirement in the junior or senior year, students will deepen their PHA skills (developed in AQTS 121 and 122 , in methods courses in various humanities and arts areas, as well as their major/minor field of study and/or extra curricular interests and internship) in specific areas of interest. They will do so through approved projects that may include but are not limited to honors theses in a field, peer-reviewed articles, community art projects, theater/directing projects (or dramaturgy for particular theater projects), HNGR independent study projects, exhibitions, digital humanities projects, documentaries, recitals, compositions, public writing projects, oral history projects, humanities/arts educational projects in various contexts, etc. Students will get approval for their project through an application process that requires demonstration of methodological training appropriate to the project. They will demonstrate completion of the project and engagement in the experience through participation in a colloquium. Students register for this course in the spring semester of the year they complete the project. This course is graded P/F. This course is open only to juniors and seniors. Prerequisite: AQTS 121 and AQTS 122 .