Two weeks ago, members of the Futures Initiative along with a handful of eminent CUNY administrators met with the current Chairman for the National Endowment for the Humanities, William ‘Bro’ Adams. Chairman Adams was interested both in our perception of the NEH and the work that they do, and the current struggles we face as humanities practitioners—with an eye towards ways that NEH might help support our work.
This past October at our first public Futures Initiative event at the Graduate Center, Curtis Wong, the Principal Researcher at Microsoft Research, gave a talk entitled "Mapping the Universe and Other Small Things." In his
This year my students and I keep reaching out and opened doors, to see where it will take us. Before Christmas, as a creative exchange we sent various bits of recorded music to a class of art students. They listened to the music and they created. Nearly half a world away, receiving this 6 second […]
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