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What is your working group's title and research cluster code (e.g. Feminists Without Borders ISD1)?
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AM6 Archives and Media Art
DH3 Global Digital Humanities
DH9 Digital Humanities in Practice
DH10 Reconstruction, Structural Analysis, and Conservation of Ancient Monuments
DH11 AI and Human Values
DH12 Data in the Humanities
DH13 Resistance Mapping
HF1 Humanities Research Administrators
HF2 Cultures and Languages Across the Curriculum (CLAC)
HF3 Community-Engaged Public Humanities
HF5 Faculty Writing Community
HF4 Corridor Futures & Initiatives
HF6 Global Disability Studies
HF7 Humanities Beyond the Academy
HS1 Scientific Norms and the Concept of the Normal
HS3 Urban Humanities
HS9 HIV/AIDS Activism and Public Health
HS10 Labor and American Political Development
HS11 The Central New York Early Americas Consortium
HS12 Legitimating the State: International Orders and Political Imaginations of China, 1300-present
HS13 Research and Narrative in Modern European History
ISD1 Feminists Without Borders
ISD2 Critical LGBTQ+/ Sexuality Studies
ISD3 Re-envisioning Graduate Communications from a Raciolinguistic Lens
LIN4 Syntax-Semantics interface; theoretical linguistics
LIN9 Language Documentation in Multilingual Communities
LIN10 Language Sound Structures
LIN11 New Directions in Semantics and Pragmatics
LIN12 Sign Language and Deaf Culture
LIN13 CNY Spanish Linguistics
LIN14 Computational Cognitive Models of Meaning
LLC5 Incarceration and Decarceration
LLC9 Critical Theory and the Global: The Politics of Translation
LLC10 Sound and Media
LLC11 Perspectives on Europe from the Periphery
LLC12 LELACS (Lake Erie Latin American Cultural Studies)
LLC17 Jewish Studies
LLC19 Networking Iroquoia
LLC22 Health Humanities: Medicine, Disease, Disability, and Culture
LLC23 Social and Cultural Sustainability in South Asia
LLC24 Small Press Reading Series
LLC25 Gender and Class in the Novel
LLC26 Composition, Labor, and Embodiment
LLC29 Bringing Latin to Life: Transforming Latin Pedagogy for Maximal Inclusion and Impact
LLC30 Culture and Democracy in Ninteenth-Century New York
LLC31 Rethinking Imperial Assemblages
LLC32 Hemispheric Indigenous Studies
LLC33 Religion and Morality in China
LLC34 World Gender in Translation
MP2 Cultural Competencies in Arts Performance and Research
MP3 Music Theory Examples by Women
MP4 Practice-Based Performance Studies
MP5 Historical Keyboarding
MP6 Jazz and Culture
MP18 Improvisation in Theory and Practice
MP22 Performance/History
PCT1 Creighton Club - Oxford Studies in Political Philosophy
PCT6 Critical Theory - Continental Philosophy
PCT7 Ancient Philosophy
PCT11 Theorizing Italy
PCT12 Moral Psychology
PCT13 CNY Religious Studies Consortium
PCT16 Loving While Black: Critical Reflections
PCT17 Genealogy in the Humanities
VAC1 New Approaches to Scholarship & Pedagogy in Ottoman and Turkish Architecture
VAC3 Visual Studies
VAC23 Modernist Geographies
VAC27 Global Cinema
VAC28 Feminist Architecture Praxis
VAC30 (Post)Conflict Societies: Politics/Nature/Extraction
VAC31 Visualizing Dante
VAC32 Decolonizing Fashion Studies: Rethinking Curriculum, Collections, and Creative Practice
AM1 Institutional Strategies for Engaging Digtal Collections
DH1 Digital Data Visualization & Interpretation
LLC1 The Future(s) of Microhistory
MP1 South Asian Media and Performance Cultures
AM2 Visiting Scholars
DH2 Digital Humanities Initiative
LLC2 The Chinese Quest for Modernity from the Religious Perpsective
VAC2 Critical Asian Cinematic Spaces
HS2 Slow Historical Studies
LLC3 Early Modern Thinking
PCT3 Upstate New York Workshop in Early Modern Philosphy (UNYWEMP)
AM4 Digital Conservation
VAC4 New Media Art Practice (nMap)
LLC4 Decolonial Feminisms
PCT4 Graduate Student Exchange
HS4 Late Antiquity
AM5 Mew Media Art
VAC5 Place & Displacement: Staging Cultures and Locales
LIN5 The Multilingual Mind
PCT5 Political Theology
HS5 Environmental Humanities
DH6 Digital Witness Symposium
LIN6 Interdisciplinary Approaches to Discourse
VAC6 CNY Museums and Collections Collaborative
LLC6 Nineteenth Century Studies
HS6 History and Technology of the Book
LIN7
VAC7 Everson at 50
LLC7 Inclusion/Exclusion in the Modern Middle East
HS7 Apostolic Legends: Imagining Early Christianity from the Local to the Global
LIN8
PCT8 Late Antiquity
LLC8 Religion & Literature
VAC8 UVP
DH8 Speaker Series
HS8 Mediterranean Seminar
PCT9 CNY Ethics
MMH10
PCT10 Humanities, Health, & Disabilties Studies
MMH12
VAC13
LLC13 Spanish Poetics
LLC14
LLC15 Facismo: Making, Thinking & Imagining History
PCT15 Athena in Action
MMH16
VAC16
LLC16: CNY Poets and Writers
VAC17 Global Biennale
MP17 Teaching Exchange
VAC18
LLC18 Early Modern Spanish
MMH19
VAC19 Asian Humanities in Global Context
MMH20
LLC20 LALAAB: Latin American Literature and Arts Across Borders
VAC20 Connecting Art Histories Across the Americas
MMH21 Mobilizing Music
LLC21 Gender and Sexuality Writing Collective
VAC21 Crossing Cultures through Film
VAC22 Mediterranean Music and Performance
MMH23 Rethinking Robert Schumann's Late Music
MMH24 Re-Sounding History
VAC24 New Readings: Bodies in Latin American Visual Arts and Culture
MMH25 History of Music Theory
VAC25 War, Terror and Genocide: A Symposium on Contemporary Practices of Violence
VAC26 Premodern Transmedia
LLC27 Community-Engaged Public Humanities
LLC28 Re-Imagining the Discipline: German Studies, the Humanities, and the University
VAC29 Emptiness
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