Congratulations to Dr. Diana Coleman, Associate Teaching Professor of the Comparative Study of Religions and the Internship Coordinator f
or Comparative Cultural Studies, for receiving the College of Arts and Letters 2024-2025 Teacher of the Year Award! Awardees receive $500 in faculty development funds and a recognition plaque. Congrats to Dr. Coleman for this well deserved recognition of her… Read more
Faculty news
Dr. Carpino to Lecture on Etruscan Art, Architecture & Mythology Feb 22
Dr. Alexandra Carpino, Professor of Art History and Associate Dean of the College of Arts and Letters, will give her lecture “Quintessentially Etruscan: Art, Architecture + Mythology” at the Legion of Honor Fine Arts Museum of San Francisco on February 22 from 2-3pm, hosted by the Ancient Art Council.
According to Dr. Carpino: “This lecture highlights works that are quintessentially… Read more
Dr. Gioia Woods Celebrates 25 Years at NAU!
Comparative Cultural Studies Department Chair and Professor of Humanities, Dr. Gioia Woods and Cline Librarian, Tracy Glau both celebrate 25 years at NAU this year!
Congratulations to Dr. Galante on Recent Publication!
Dr. Deborah Galante’s article “The Column by Adrian Paci” was published just this month in the journal Friction. The article explores Adrian Paci’s short film that follows a group of Chinese laborers as they sculpt a marble column destined for France. As Dr. Galante describes in her work, the “piece opens… Read more
Dr. Cabrera Geserick Keynote Speaker at Napoleonic Historical Society Conference 2024
Dr. Marco Cabrera Geserick, the Latin American Studies Program Coordinator and Assistant Professor of Humanities, was recently invited as a keynote speaker for the Napoleonic Historical Society conference this year, which was held in Mexico City at the Gran Hotel Ciudad de Mexico. The event began at the Mexico City campus of the Instituto Tecnológico de Monterrey (the Mexican version of MIT), where speakers were welcomed by masked students (pictured below). 
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Dr. Pratt-Sturges to Speak at Panel on Creative Technology and AI
CCS Associate Teaching Professor of Public Humanities and Museum Studies, Dr. Becky Pratt-Sturges is scheduled to speak at a panel of humanities scholars on “Creative Technology and Artificial Technology.” The FREE event will be held on Thursday, December 12 at 6:30-7:30pm at the Coconino Center for the Arts. In addition to Dr. Pratt-Sturges, the panel also includes Jaewook Lee and student representatives and will be moderated by Chris S. Johnson.
According to the Coconino Center for the Arts: “Panelists… Read more