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MEMBER EVENTS	CFP ANNOUNCEMENTS
International Conference on Modern Chinese Literature and Its Pedagogy A conference on the curriculum and teaching/learning materials of modern Chinese literature. Organized by Fudan University, Washington University, and Harvard University, in collaboration with Shanghai University. June 20-21, 2008. Click here for more information.	Grant money for collaborative, interdisciplinary projects The Center for Programs offers grants of up to $15,000 for collaborative, interdisciplinary research or teaching initiatives. Deadline for submission is September 30, 2008. Click here for more information.
Summer Film Festival The Interdisciplinary Project in the Humanities presents a festival of Robert Altman films, screening throughout the summer. July 1, 6 pm, Hurst Lounge: Nashville. Pizza provided. Please RSVP to iph@wustl.edu.	Help for external proposal preparation and submission Administrative support is now available to humanities and interdisciplinary program faculty interested in pursuing external grants. Click here for more information.

FEATURED PROGRAM

American Culture Studies

• Affiliated faculty come from departments and programs all across the Danforth campus

• Two post-docs, together with the Center on Urban Research and Public Policy, enhance the program's teaching and research on urban issues

• Offers an undergraduate and graduate curriculum

• Coordinates the Lynne Cooper Harvey Summer Seminar in American Culture Studies

• Manages interdisciplinary projects such as the St. Louis Circuit Court Historical Records project

Undergraduate and graduate student participants in the 2006 summer seminar Exploring America: Pine Ridge South Dakota look on as Wilmer Mesteth (Lakota; right center) gives a lesson in plant identification and Lakota ethnobotany on tribal lands near Martin, South Dakota. The course, led by Craig Howe, PhD (left center), director of the Center for American Indian Research and Native Studies, examines Lakota history, culture, and land through in-depth study of the Pine Ridge Reservation and surrounding locations.

MEMBER PROGRAMS AND CENTERS


African & African American Studies American Culture Studies Center for Applied Statistics Center for the Humanities Center for New Institutional Social Sciences Center for the Study of Ethics & Human Values Center in Political Economy Center on Urban Research & Public Policy Comparative Literature East Asian Studies Environmental Studies	Film & Media Studies Interdisciplinary Program in Archaeology Interdisciplinary Project in the Humanities International & Area Studies Jewish, Islamic & Near Eastern Studies Legal Studies Linguistics Philosophy-Neuroscience-Psychology Religious Studies Women & Gender Studies