CSAS NEWSLETTER 2008
Read all about Center happenings and events--Guggenheims, Mellons, new home, and more.
Undergrads: We are now accepting for the Fall 2008 CSAS Student Ambassador Program.
Virtual Museum tells Carolina's history.
Mellon Foundation funds joint
civil rights project
Historic $937,000 grant marks important SOHP milestone.
Center names Kendra Cotton to Associate Director
"Cotton combines a deep understanding of the South with enormous energy, imagination and great ideas for the Center's future.”
New! Southern Cultures Anniversary Reader and Hurricane Katrina Issue
OAH recognizes Center postdoctoral fellow
Daniel L. McGuire is the recipient of the 2008 Scott-Lerner prize from the Organization of American Historians
Frances Hall Ferris Fund
Center announces new undergraduate research grants.
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Performance and Media Lecture: African Roots of Banjo and Fiddle in Southern Traditional Music
Thurs., June 26
4-6 p.m.
Stone Center, UNC-Chapel Hill
Lower Ninth Ward, New Orleans
Photographs by John Rosenthal
Through August 1
Lizardi Street, 2007
Save the Dates!
Fall 2008 James A. Hutchins Lectures
Acclaimed novelist and poet Robert Morgan and Pulitzer Prize-winning Civil War historian James McPherson headline Fall lectures. Also featured are Maruice Martinez on Mardi Gras Indians, John Inscoe on Southern autobiography, David Brown on yeomen and slaves in the antebellum South, Suzanne Marrs on Southern literature, and David Houston on Southern art. Read more.
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