On Tuesday March 3, Duke Kunshan University Humanities Research Center in partnership with the Franklin Humanities Institute created a panel on the human, social and political implications of the coronavirus (COVID-19).
The panel consisted of two sessions. The first was an online Zoom presentation to DKU students, with nearly 200 total participants.
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Secondly, the HRC convened a panel discussion at the Franklin Humanities Institute, which you can watch on Youtube with subtitles or here.
This is not a supported service. Please use an embed link from a supported service.Finally, you can see the work that DKU faculty and students are creating to archive their experiences of COVID-19 using the ArcGIS storymaps software.
Speakers
- Benjamin Anderson, Assistant Professor of Global Health, Duke Kunshan University
- Benjamin Bacon, Associate Professor of Digital Media, Duke Kunshan University
- Chen Chen, Duke University Undergraduate Student
- Robert Delaney, US Bureau Chief, South China Morning Post
- Ralph Litzinger, Associate Professor of Cultural Anthropology, Duke University
- Andrew MacDonald, Assistant Professor of Political Science, Duke Kunshan University
- Melanie Manion, Vor Broker Family Distinguished Professor of Political Science, Duke University
- James Miller, Associate Dean of Interdisciplinary Strategy and Co-Director of the Humanities Research Center, Duke Kunshan University
- Yanping Ni, Duke University Graduate Student
- Carlos Rojas, Professor of Chinese Cultural Studies; Gender, Sexuality, and Feminist Studies; and Arts of the Moving Image, Duke University; and Co-Director of the DKU Humanities Research Center
- Denis Simon, Executive Vice Chancellor, Duke Kunshan University
