Humanities
Tech

MAY 2021

THE UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA

Past Events

2nd Annual
DORRANCE LECTURE SERIES: HUMANITIES INNOVATORS IN A TECH WORLD

June 3-5, 2019

AI Implications: Technical, Business & Ethical Questions Behind the Revolution

Neil Jacobstein
Chair, Artificial Intelligence & Robotics, Singularity University

Humanities & High Tech: The Perfect Pairing

Autumn DiGaetano-Fedoruk
Consumer Lending, Business Operations and Strategy, SoFi

Future Forward: Humanities, Leadership & The New Economy

April Rinne
Head of the World Economic Forum’s Sharing Economy Working Group

1st Annual
DORRANCE LECTURE SERIES: HUMANITIES INNOVATORS IN A TECH WORLD

May 17-18, 2018

Why We Study The Universe: From the Big Bang To You

Kevin Hainline
Steward Observatory postdoctoral researcher

Exponential Technology, Machine Learning and their impact on the 21st Century

Kevin Shaw
CTO and Founder, Algorithmic Intuition

Being an Older Woman in a Room Full of Robots

Andra Keay
Managing Director of Silicon Valley Robotics

Humanizing our Technology

Scott Hartley
Author of the 2017 bestseller The Fuzzy and the Techie: Why the Liberal Arts Will Rule the Digital World

Dancing’ Robots: Choreographing Humans and Machines

Catie Cuan
performer, choreographer, and technologist

Attention and Abstraction: Poetry in the Digital Age

Tyler Meier
Executive Director, UA Poetry Center

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Sponsored by the Dorrance Scholarship Programs, the series brings together outside thought leaders, College of Humanities faculty and students in the Dorrance Scholarship Programs for lectures and discussion about the intersection between the humanities and technology.