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Event Series HumaniTea

HumaniTea

14E-304 160 MEMORIAL DR, CAMBRIDGE, MA, United States

Stop by for snacks and tea with the SHASS community, students, and instructors! HumaniTea is a program partnering with other units in SHASS to gather, share some food and thought, and enrich our shared MIT experience in the process. Once a month, SHASS community members, instructors, and students from diverse fields of studies, backgrounds, and interests can stop in and enjoy a cup of tea or snack. Monday, February 24 Monday, March 17 Monday, April 7 Monday, May 5 @ 4:15 - 5:45PM Building 14E-304* *Directions: Third floor of Building 14 from the Lewis Music Library stairs, through the CMS/W doors. Alternatively, take the elevator to the 3rd floor and navigate to the opposite end of the hallway, through third floor and CMS/W doors! Sign up for HumaniTea info: bit.ly/mithumanitea

Event Series Lit Tea

Lit Tea

14N-417

When: Every Monday (except Holidays) during the semester Time: 4:15pm - 5:45pm Where: Room 14N-417 Come by for snacks, and tea with Literature Section friends, instructors, students, etc. What are you reading? What 21L classes are you taking or hoping to take? This event is specifically geared towards undergrads; but open to friends of the community that engage in the literary and humanities at MIT.

Celebrate Global Humanities @ MIT for a Better World

Thomas Tull Concert Hall 201 Amherst Street, Cambridge, MA, United States

Performances: 5:00 - 6:00 PM Reception: 6:00 - 7:00 PM Food and drinks will be served at the reception in the lobby. Speakers Wiebke Denecke (MIT Literature) Keeril Makan (MITHIC) Kim Jae-Hui (the Consul General of the Republic of Korea in Boston) Performances by Mike Block and MIT Flow Chung Byungmo, Director of the School of Minhwa (Korean Folk Painting) Kwak Yunmi, Minhwa Artist Pitches from GHI Otto Scharmer Alicia Stevens & Bart Was Richard Eberhardt Jason Chen Kelly Kim Nasser Rabbat & Margery Resnick Joaquín Terrones Tristan Brown

INVITATION: Celebrate Global Humanities @ MIT for a Better World

Thomas Tull Concert Hall 201 Amherst Street, Cambridge, MA, United States

Dear colleagues, students, and friends, Join us on our journey toward building a better world! The Global Humanities Initiative (GHI) was born in 2021 with the goal of creating an MIT-based worldwide community that works globally towards reinvigorating humanistic learning and education by radically expanding the geographical scope and temporal depth of humanistic disciplines, thereby reimagining their critical relevance to the grand challenges of today’s world. True to an enhanced version of MIT’s motto, “mens, manus et cor” (mind, hand & heart), GHI proposes a hands-on approach to addressing the pressing challenges of our time. Our motto is “Legacies for Our Future,” setting our compass on promoting human flourishing now and creating good legacies for the future of humankind and our planet. We invite you to a special evening celebrating our humanity and community. The event will feature a distinguished surprise speaker, dynamic pitches from GHI members, a keynote address by Kim Jae-hui, Consul General of the Republic of Korea in Boston, a special performance by Grammy Award-winning pioneering multi-style cellist Mike Block, a reinterpretation of Asian traditional dance by the student dance team MIT Flow, and a Korean folk painting (minhwa) experience with three artists during the reception. Join us on this […]

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