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Humanities To Go / Public Scholars Project / Catalogue / Archives for PS Programs

What’s the Verdict?

Ian Drake, PhD, Associate Professor of Political Science and Jurisprudence, Montclair State University

What is the Meaning of Free Speech?

Ian Drake, PhD, Associate Professor of Political Science and Jurisprudence, Montclair State University

What exactly is “fake news”?

Jason Luther, PhD, Assistant Professor of Writing Arts, Rowan University

We the People…Wait, Which People?

Christopher Fisher, PhD, Associate Professor of History, The College of New Jersey

The Queer Housewives and Husbands of New Jersey

Alison Lefkovitz, PhD, Associate Professor, NJIT

Questioning the Questions of the US Census

Karen Gaffney, PhD, Professor of English, Raritan Valley Community College

Disabilities Then, Disabilities Now

Nicole Belolan, PhD, Public Historian in Residence, Rutgers University-Camden

Civic Participation in Cancer Alley

Thomas Belton, Independent Author, Journalist, and Environmental Scientist

American Grotesque: Literature and Civic Life

Mary Balkun, PhD, Professor of English, Seton Hall University

A Vote, A Voice: Women’s Suffrage and the Fight for Representation

Lucia McMahon, PhD, Professor of History, William Paterson University

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      • Staff & Interns
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    • Funded Projects
    • Information For Grantees
    • *Inactive due to 2025 Federal Funding Cuts
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      ▼
      • Clemente Course in the Humanities
      • *Community Conversations
      • Community Journalism Training
      • *Democracy Conversation Project
      • Informed NJ
    • For Organizations and Professionals
      ▼
      • Community History
      • Communities of Practice
      • *Humanities Lab
      • In the Weeds
      • Katz Prize
      • Prime Time Reading
    • Thematic Areas
      ▼
      • Strengthening Democracy
      • Supporting Nonprofit Professionals
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    • *Inactive due to 2025 Federal Funding Cuts
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