Join Humanities Center director Dr. Shellen Wu as they talk with Dr. Ziad Munson on Right Wing Movements.

Episode 1: A Conversation with Ziad Munson on Right Wing Movements

Dean Donald E. Hall speaks about the value of an education in the arts and sciences at a time when so many are extolling the virtues of vocational training.

The Value of a Liberal  Arts Education

Jack Lule, professor and chair of journalism and communication, discusses the important role of journalism and the protection of journalism given the current political climate.

Journalism and Its Protection

Augustine Ripa, professor theatre, discusses the importance of the arts in education.

The Importance of the Arts in Education

Associate professor of sociology Kelly Austin discusses some current developments in the HIV/AIDS pandemic.

HIV/AIDS  in Africa

Jodi Eichler Levine, Associate Professor of Religions Studies and the Philip and Muriel Berman Chair of Jewish Civilization, talks about her research on Jewish women, craft, and creativity.

Crafting Judaism

Kashi Johnson, professor of theatre and faculty member in the Africana studies and women, gender and sexuality studies programs, is joined by Monica Miller, associate professor of religion studies and Africana Studies, and director of women, gender, and sexuality studies, to discuss Hip Hop and the 10th anniversary of Johnson's Act Like You Know Hip Hop theatre class performance.

Act Like You Know

226 - Woods

225 - Santoleri

224 - Weiland

223 - Miller - Storb

222 - Salesin

218 - Rosenthal

215 - Forsyth - Hudnall

210 - Fujinuma

202 - Donovan - Vahanian

Composition in Yellow, White and Red and Composition in Silver, Cobalt and Black - Lus 79 1002 B,c

(Blue Head) from De Orbe Novo Decades portfolio - Lug 92 1012 L

Cloud - Lug 2014 1045

El Spanglish Sandwich on a Plat and Bodega Bag - Luf 02 1012 A,b

The Way of Jesus - Lup 87 1008

Winter in Zion - Lup 63 1003

Portrait of Artist's Sister - Lup 61 5010

Poplars In June - Lup 59 1004

La Rouge: Portrait of Miss Edith King - Lup 56 1007

Untitled from the portfolio Recto/Verso - Luf 91 1009 G

Powerhouse Mechanic - Luf 79 1019

Vanitas - Luf 2014 1166

Homage to George Grosz- Luf 04 4000

Le Pont De Moret

Joachim and the Angel c. 1504

The Potted Geranium c. 1865

Professor Dawn Keetley, chair of Engilish, discusses her research into Horror Flims.

Researching Horror

Ed Whitley, associate professor of English and member of Lehigh University's film and documentary studies program, discusses a course he teaches -- How to Watch Movies Like a Hollywood Screenwriter.

Ed Whitley -- How to Watch Movies Like a Hollywood Screenwriter

Kenner - Lecture - Judy - Woodruff

Professor Tom Chen discusses his research into Chinese cinema and the resulting two book projects.

Chinese Cinema

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