Bringing humanistic perspectives to conversations about the pandemic, the UCI School of Humanities has launched a new series: COVID-19: The Humanities Respond.
Tyrus Miller, dean of the school, and a UCI Humanities scholar, discuss the cultural, creative, and philosophical impact of COVID-19.
with Victoria E. Johnson, Department of Film and Media Studies
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with Jonathan Alexander, Department of English
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with Chris Fan, Department of English
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with Annalisa Coliva and Duncan Pritchard, Department of Philosophy
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with Erika Hayasaki, Literary Journalism Program
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with Peter Krapp, Department of Film and Media Studies
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with Frank B. Wilderson III and Andrew Highsmith, Departments of African American Studies and History
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with Zina Giannopoulou and Deanna Shemek, Departments of Classics and European Languages & Studies
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with James Kyung-Jin Lee, Department of Asian American Studies & Center for Medical Humanities
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with Brianne Donaldson, Program in Religious Studies and Department of Philosophy
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Read "If Killing Animals Is Traumatic for U.S. Farmers, Why Have Slaughterhouse Workers Do It?"
with Héctor Tobar, Literary Journalism Program
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Humanities Covid-19 Student Support: Please consider a gift to support UCI Humanities students impacted by COVID-19. Many of our students have been severally impacted, particularly through lost jobs, which they depend on to finish their college education. Your gift goes to support these students in areas such as emergency relief funds, internships, and research funds.