HUMANITIES INSTITUTE ANNUAL CONFERENCE

In spring 2010 the Humanities Institute will host a Speaker Series. Details will be posted shortly.

NAVIGATION

Past Conferences

Conference practicalities:

Conference is free and open to the public.  Advanced registration is not required. 

Visitor Parking and Directions

Valid permits must be properly displayed Monday through Friday, 7 a.m. - 3 p.m. Parking permits are not required on Saturday.

Parking for visitors is limited to certain lots and metered areas on each campus. Visitors to the North Campus can park in the Center for Tomorrow Lot off Flint Road, without a charge, and utilize our shuttle service. Additionally, on the North Campus, Visitor Paid Parking is available in the Fronczak Lot. There is an entry charge of $4.00 ($2.00 after 1:00 p.m.).

Persons invited to UB by a specific department or organization of the University are considered guests and are eligible for guest permits (no charge). Guest permits must be dated, and are valid in faculty/staff and student lots. One-day guest permits are also valid in Visitor Paid Parking areas. Permits should be obtained through the inviting department and in advance of arriving on campus. The Visitor Information Centers may issue Guest Permits, but only when the inviting department is reached to confirm the invitation.

Please contact ub-humanities-institute@buffalo.edu or 716.645.2711 to obtain a guest parking permit.

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PAST CONFERENCES

Browse an archive of our previous Annual Conferences

2008 The Other Side of Reason: The History of Madness Today

2007 Human Trafficking

2006 Genealogies of the Humanities

2005 New Futures: Humanities, Theory, Arts

Visit our Humanities Calendar for a detailed listing of all humanities-related events and activities at UB

or contact:   ub-humanities-institute@buffalo.edu