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.

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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.

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HS11: The Central New York Early Americas Consortium

Open to New People Active since: 2020

Syracuse University
Cornell University

HS12: Legitimating the State: International Orders and Political Imaginations of China, 1300-present

Open to New People Active since: 2021

HS13: Research and Narrative in Modern European History

Open to New People Active since: 2021

Syracuse University
University of Rochester

HS14: Womanist Genealogies: Community Building through Education and Religious Embodiment

Closed Group of Collaborators Active since: 2021

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.