Groups

The Corridor is driven by Working Groups formed by scholars from across Corridor institutions to collaborate on a particular theme, concern, or issue in the humanities. Groups may apply for funding to support their academic year activities (colloquia, performances, screenings, writing groups, mini-conferences, teaching exchanges, workshops, etc.). Groups are situated in one of several Research Clusters, to help map our diverse network.
Working Group Activities take many forms... from deep dives into a discipline to broad interdisciplinary queries; from convening (online or in person) to form writing groups, develop manuscripts, or explore humanities methods to hosting larger-scale public symposia to advance community engagement or take up key social issues.
Get involved! Explore existing projects and discover new colleagues with shared interests.
Contact an Organizer listed for any Working Group you may be interested in joining! Organizers submit proposals and plan/host activities. Members regularly participate but do not submit proposals or plan/host activities. Graduate students cannot be Organizers but may participate in Working Group activities.
Related info: Working Group Considerations for 2021-22 Activities
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HS11: The Central New York Early Americas Consortium
- Syracuse University
- Cornell University
HS12: Legitimating the State: International Orders and Political Imaginations of China, 1300-present
HS13: Research and Narrative in Modern European History
- Syracuse University
- University of Rochester
HS14: Womanist Genealogies: Community Building through Education and Religious Embodiment
The womanist genealogies working group evaluates historically grounded conceptions of womanist praxis through a focus on Black women educators who maneuvered educational institutions from the dawn of the 20th century to the 21st century.
- University of Rochester
- Union College
- St. Lawrence University
ISD1 Feminists Without Borders
- University of Rochester
- Rochester Institute of Technology
- Hobart & William Smith Colleges
ISD2 Critical LGBTQ+/ Sexuality Studies
- Syracuse University
- Colgate University
- Hobart & William Smith Colleges
- Union College
ISD3: Re-envisioning Graduate Communications from a Raciolinguistic Lens
- Syracuse University
- University of Rochester
- Rochester Institute of Technology
ISD5: Collectively Envisioning Black Girl Futures
- Syracuse University
- Cornell University
ISD6: Communication & Social Justice Working Group
- Syracuse University
- Cornell University
ISD7: Crypto-Feudalism Working Group
- Cornell University
- Hobart & William Smith Colleges
ISD8: Cultures of Inequality in the Sinosphere
- Syracuse University
- Cornell University
ISD9: Humanities Across Disciplinary Borders
- Syracuse University
- University of Rochester
- Rochester Institute of Technology
LIN4 Syntax-Semantics Interface; Theoretical Linguistics
- Syracuse University
- University of Rochester
- Cornell University
LIN9 Language Documentation in Multilingual Communities
- Syracuse University
- University of Rochester
- Cornell University
LIN10 Language Sound Structures
- Syracuse University
- University of Rochester
- Cornell University
LIN11 New Directions in Semantics and Pragmatics
- University of Rochester
- Cornell University
LIN12: Sign Language and Deaf Culture
- Syracuse University
- Cornell University
- Rochester Institute of Technology
LIN13: CNY Spanish Linguistics
- Syracuse University
- Hobart & William Smith Colleges
LIN14: Computational Cognitive Models of Meaning
- University of Rochester
- Cornell University