Collaborative Humanities Graduate Seminars
Collaborative Humanities Graduate Seminars supports Brown faculty pairs in developing innovative, team-taught graduate courses that bring collaborative teaching into the humanities certificate curriculum.
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Funder: Brown University
Summary: Supports innovative humanities graduate courses team-taught by Brown faculty pairs and included in the Doctoral Certificate in Collaborative Humanities curriculum.
Key Information: Seminars must be team-taught by two faculty members, generally from different departments.
Description
The Collaborative Humanities Graduate Seminars program, supported by Brown University’s Cogut Institute for the Humanities, funds innovative courses developed around a team-teaching structure. Faculty pairs work together to teach graduate seminars, generally connecting different departments rather than offering courses individually.
The seminars are included in Brown’s Doctoral Certificate in Collaborative Humanities curriculum, bringing collaborative teaching directly into humanities graduate education. The opportunity forms part of the Cogut Institute’s broader support for humanities research, programming, and collaborative projects. Its particular focus is shared course development and teaching that connects faculty across departmental lines.
