Panelists:
- Hasan Kwame Jeffries | Associate Professor of History (he/him)
- Amy Youngs | Associate Professor of Art and Graduate Studies Chair (she/her)
- Hannah Kosstrin | Associate Professor of Dance (she/her)
Moderators:
- Wendy Hesford | Professor of English; Director, Global Arts + Humanities Discovery Theme (she/her)
- Christa Teston | Associate Professor of English; Vice Chair, Rhetoric, Composition & Literacy Studies
Through dialogue with moderators, three faculty from the arts and humanities describe how their methods, and practices respond to today’s wicked problems. Arts and humanities methods and practices foreground deep observation, listening, empathy, diverse viewpoints, and imaginative possibilities. Specifically, panelists will discuss how they operationalize artistic, historical, and humanistic approaches to (a) temporal framings of wicked problems (b) what counts as data, and (c) the dissemination of knowledge in and beyond the classroom. The session will conclude by brainstorming with the audience how to meaningfully involve the arts and humanities in cross-disciplinary research projects.
Part of the 2022 Interdisciplinary Fall Forum hosted by the Translational Data Analytics Institute and the Sustainability Institute. For more information and to register, click here.
