Research Interest Groups
The Tanner Humanities Center supports faculty Research Interest Groups on interdisciplinary topics, methods, and projects.
Tanner Research Interest Groups
Each group sets its own schedule and activities. RIG support funds can be used for books or journals, scholarly travel, or invitations to outside presenters.
For more information about starting a RIG, contact us at tanner-humanities@utah.edu. For more information about one of the RIGs, contact its coordinator(s).
British Studies
Contemporary Middle East Fiction
Environmental Humanities
History of Concepts and Concepts of History
Interdisciplinary Writing Workshop
Jake Nelson and
Christopher Miller
This interdisciplinary writing workshop aspires to give humanities faculty the opportunity to get feedback on works in progress from their colleagues in different departments. By bringing together an interdisciplinary group, we hope for this workshop to offer scholars the rare chance to see how their work resonates with non-specialists. Please come if you are interested in workshopping diverse kinds of writing (journal articles, conference papers, public talks, creative works) or participating in discussions.
This interdisciplinary writing workshop aspires to give humanities faculty the opportunity to get feedback on works in progress from their colleagues in different departments. By bringing together an interdisciplinary group, we hope for this workshop to offer scholars the rare chance to see how their work resonates with non-specialists. Please come if you are interested in workshopping diverse kinds of writing (journal articles, conference papers, public talks, creative works) or participating in discussions.
Languages and the Professions
Romance