The Center hosts speakers from around the globe and across the spectrum of the humanities. Because of our belief that a broad and deep understanding of the humanities contributes to civic and democratic life, the Center invites all members of the community to read, listen and discuss together.
All lectures are free and open to the public and are held on the UNE Portland Campus with a reception at 5 p.m. and lecture at 6 p.m.
How To Be an Epicurean
Lecture Center for Global Humanities Lecture/Seminar Series
Catherine Wilson
Portland Campus
Shakespeare in the Arab World
Lecture Center for Global Humanities Lecture/Seminar Series
Khalid Amine
Portland Campus
Shakespeare in the Arab World (Biddeford Campus)
Lecture Center for Global Humanities Lecture/Seminar Series
Khalid Amine
Biddeford Campus
Blood Libel in America
Lecture Center for Global Humanities Lecture/Seminar Series
Edward Berenson
Portland Campus
Acknowledging Black Trauma and Its National Effects
Lecture Center for Global Humanities Lecture/Seminar Series
Françoise Hamlin
Portland Campus
The City: Sensed, Imagined and Realized
Lecture Center for Global Humanities Lecture/Seminar Series
Tim Wallace
Portland Campus
American Democracy and the Electoral College
Lecture Center for Global Humanities Lecture/Seminar Series
Robert Alexander
Portland Campus
Dreaming of a Hemisphere Without Walls and Borders
Lecture Crosley Lecture Series
Paul Ortiz
Portland Campus
What Is Mental Illness?
Lecture Center for Global Humanities Lecture/Seminar Series
Richard McNally
Portland Campus
Native Science: The Indigenous Mind Rising
Lecture Center for Global Humanities Lecture/Seminar Series
Gregory Cajete
Portland Campus
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