Mississippi State University Humanities Showcase
Mississippi State's 2025 Humanities Summer Scholars have been exploring the meaning of being human across cultures and centuries, from diplomacy to environmental conservation and disease prevention.
"I'm particularly excited about this event because it will be a chance to celebrate the cutting-edge work being done by MSU's graduate students within the humanities,"said Morgan Robinson, institute director and associate professor of history.
Their research will be presented on Wednesday, October 22, at 4 p.m. in the Templeton Room of Mitchell Memorial Library, followed by refreshments.
The event is free and open to the public, promising lively discussions and innovative humanities research.
Author's summary: MSU graduate students showcase humanities research.
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