Public Humanities Hub

UBC established Public Humanities Hubs (PHH) to provide support specific to collaborative research among humanists. Supported by UBC's Academic Excellence Funds, the three-year pilot project highlighted and developed public-facing research in the Humanities.

The Hubs are the result of wide consultation with UBC Humanities researchers, and has been developed to complement the existing research clusters competitions to provide support fitting the nature of collaboration within the Humanities.

The development of this pilot was a result of collaboration between the Faculty of Arts, the Faculty of Education, the Peter A. Allard School of Law, the Faculty of Creative and Critical Studies and the Irving K. Barber School of Arts and Sciences, with the support of the offices of the President, the Provost and VP Academic, and the VP Research and Innovation. It will support a number of strategies identified in UBC’s Strategic Plan, including Research Excellence Strategy 6: Collaborative Clusters; Strategy 7: Research Support; Strategy 9: Knowledge Exchange and Strategy 10: Research Culture.

Vancouver Campus

UBCV’s Public Humanities Hub was established in 2019 to foster and support collaborative research and to highlight and develop public-facing research in the Humanities in Arts, Law, and Education, at UBC Vancouver. The PHH in Vancouver operates under the lead of Dr. Althea Thauberger as academic director, as well as under the lead of a steering committee.

The PHH offers a number of programs including:

PHH website  |  PHH Facebook  |   PHH YouTube  

PHH Instagram 


Okanagan Campus

The PHH at UBC Okanagan was led by Dr. Brigitte Le Normand, Academic Director of the Public Humanities Hub at UBC Okanagan.

The Public Humanities Hub Okanagan works to identify best practices in humanities capacity-building and support research culture at both the Okanagan and Vancouver campuses of UBC.

PHH-O Website


 

First Nations land acknowledegement

We acknowledge that UBC’s two main campuses are situated within the ancestral and unceded territory of the Musqueam people, and in the traditional, ancestral, unceded territory of the Syilx Okanagan Nation and their peoples.



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