Research Foundation Of The City University Of New York (New York, NY 10007-1044) Cara O'Connor (Project Director: July 2020 to December 2022) Sangeeta Bishop (Project Director: December 2022 to present) Christine Farias (Co Project Director: December 2020 to present) Mahatapa Palit (Co Project Director: March 2021 to present) Jamie Warren (Co Project Director: March 2021 to present) Cara O'Connor (Co Project Director: December 2022 to present)
AE-277676-21
Humanities Initiatives at Community Colleges
Education Programs
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[Grant products]
Totals:
$150,000 (approved) $150,000 (awarded)
Grant period:
2/1/2021 – 1/31/2024
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Voices and Experiences of Poverty: A New Interdisciplinary Humanities Curriculum
A three-year curriculum development project that would create interdisciplinary course modules and curricular materials examining poverty.
Faculty at Borough of Manhattan Community College (CUNY-BMCC) propose a 36-month program, Voices and Experiences of Poverty – A New Interdisciplinary Humanities Curriculum, that would bring together faculty from the diverse disciplines of philosophy, economics, history, business, and women’s studies, to create a new interdisciplinary curriculum. The project creates a poverty focus for introducing humanities texts, which will allow us to bring cross-disciplinary studies in literature, history, and philosophy into any of our community college classrooms and has three interconnected components: (I) the “Poverty and Humanities Institute for Faculty,” (II) “Voicing Poverty” events and activities hosted at the BMCC campus, and (III) the “Poverty, Humanities, and Teaching” website, which will include both a digital database and student-centered digital humanities project called "Mapping Poverty."
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