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Join MHU graduate student Marta Escanero Funes as she leads a hike with the Ramsey Center for Appalachian Studies and the Outdoor Recreation Center. We will caravan from MHU to the hiking spot (no more than 45 mins away) and then we'll enjoy some of the natural beauty of this area. The hike will NOT be strenuous, and WILL be suitable for beginners AND we'll supply snacks! (Location will depend on weather, so will be determined closer to time.) To…
Find out more »The Ramsey Center for Appalachian Studies, in partnership with the Indigenous Student Association and the Center for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion, presents: The Unseen Scene: Writing the Body into Place, An Evening with author Annette Saunooke Clapsaddle This event will be held on Zoom and in-person in Day Hall 303 (simultaneously). Zoom link will be sent out via Daily Announcements and COVID safety protocols will be followed for the in-person event: masks are required and social distancing will mean that…
Find out more »This spring we'll be having some craft pop-ups just outside the Ramsey Center for Appalachian Studies (we're on the Bailey Street side of Renfro Library). Different craft every time. Just stop by on your way from here to there and see an expert craftsperson making something! (Dates are subject to change due to weather.)
Find out more »The Ramsey Center for Appalachian Studies, in partnership with Prism and the Center for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion, presents: Country Queers: Documenting Rural LGBTQIA+ Pasts & Presents Country Queers is an ongoing multimedia oral history project that has been documenting rural queer and trans experiences in the U.S. across intersecting layers of identity since 2013. Rae Garringer, founder and director, will talk about their motivation for starting the project, how the project has evolved since its beginning, and future plans…
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