The Humanities Film and Lecture Series at Vincennes University seeks to promote student and public interest in the humanizing aspects of our shared culture in order to understand ourselves as members of diverse communities, citizens of one nation, and inhabitants of one planet. Public lectures and films may address enduring or emerging questions central to the arts and humanities, or questions arising from other disciplines to which the arts and humanities might speak. Events in the series may be co-sponsored with particular programs or departments within the college, or with other colleges, and with community organizations.
OUR PURPOSE
The College of Humanities supports its individual departments and broad humanitarian inquiry in order to help students, faculty, and the general public to:
Appreciate various points of view on political, social, religious and philosophical issues
Understand the role of the humanities in an increasingly technological and global society
Promote engaged citizenship and democratic participation
Foster interdisciplinary academic collaboration and discussion
Showcase the work of faculty, students, and local scholars
Host innovative thinkers and artists
Events:
Hoosiers, Hollywood and Humor
Discussion Dr. Kevin Gannon
The Last Laugh
Art and Social Change
Protest in America
Video Broadcast of Hoosiers and the Places They Reside