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PICT faculty member Nada Serhan was selected to participate in the photography exhibition “Monochrome,” hosted by Blank Wall Gallery in Athens, Greece. Serhan’s submission, entitled “Lost,” was …
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How do we say goodbye? PICT Creative Writing Program director Anna Polonyi’s short prose piece, “A Taxonomy of Goodbyes,” lists some of the ways, from dramatic to mundane, in which we bid farewell. …
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On March 8, PICT faculty member Stephanie Papa delivered a talk at the 51st Annual International Convention of the Northeast Modern Language Association (NeMLA) in Boston, USA. In her talk, Stephanie …
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The humanities require a human touch: when we are face to face, we model and emulate critical thinking strategies in real time, achieving an “aha-effect” that distance learning just can’t match. This …
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On February 12, PICT visiting faculty member Lauren Jimerson spoke at the 108th CAA Annual Conference in Chicago. Lauren’s paper, entitled “Subversive Selves: Women Artists’ Nude Self-Portraits,” …
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On March 2 and 5, PICT co-founders Evrim Emir-Sayers and David Selim Sayers took part in two events organized by the Hagop Kevorkian Center, New York University (NYU). The first event, entitled “New …
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