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Reclaiming Cultural Narratives with Augmented Reality: The Thámien Ohlone AR Tou
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Reclaiming Cultural Narratives with Augmented Reality: The Thámien Ohlone AR Tour

Brown Bag Speaker Series in the Humanities presents: Lee Panich (Anthroplogy), Amy Lueck (English), Danielle Heitmuller (Art), and Kai Lukoff (Computer Science)

"Reclaiming Cultural Narratives with Augmented Reality: The Thámien Ohlone AR Tour"

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Summer of the Locusts
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Summer of the Locusts

Learn more about Miah and his project, Summer of the Locusts” in his fellow profile here.

Student Fellow Profile Katy
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Beyond the Interface: An Ongoing Exploration of Design and Interaction

Learn more about Katie and her project, “Beyond the Interface: An Ongoing Exploration of Design and Interaction” in her fellow profile here.

 

Our Initiatives

The CAH regularly partners with on- and off-campus groups, organizations, and communities to build capacity, locate new resources, serve the community, and advocate for the arts and humanities. Reach out to us if you are interested in partnering on a short- or long-term project!

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- Dennis Gordon (Political Science), Christina Zanfagna (Music and Ethnic Studies), Michelle Burnham (English), Amy Randall (History)