Interdisciplinary Modernism Workshop

Co-Directors

• Nell Andrew, Associate Professor, Art History, Lamar Dodd School of Art
• Susan Rosenbaum, Associate Professor, Department of English

Founding Director

• Jed Rasula, Helen S. Lanier Distinguished Professor, Department of English

Description

The Interdisciplinary Modernism Workshop research cluster, sponsored by the Willson Center for Humanities and Arts, facilitates and formalizes a collaborative and interdisciplinary exchange of ideas. It provides opportunities for faculty, students, and visitors to learn about work-in-progress and ongoing research on campus through rigorous engagement with faculty and student work in the form of discussion, evaluation, and critical feedback. The workshop setting also offers an informal forum for graduate students in the dissertation-writing process to develop supportive ties with their fellow students, faculty mentors, and guest faculty participants. On a larger scale, the cluster aims to encourage collaborative initiatives among faculty from the workshop’s various disciplinary and institutional affiliates, with an eye toward grant development for cross-disciplinary research and the strategic growth of an international profile for Modernism studies at the University of Georgia.

The workshop holds monthly seminar-style meetings in which a faculty member, visiting scholar or advanced graduate student presents work-in-progress, followed by discussion and critical feedback. Participants and presenters from any and all disciplines and areas within the Humanities and Arts are welcome, as well as those interested in modernism from other perspectives such as from the history of Science, Law, or the Social Sciences.

For a full list of affiliated departments and faculty, please see https://willson.uga.edu/research/research-clusters/international-modernism/.

Upcoming events and an archive of of past events