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14th Annual Humanities Days at Montgomery College

14th Annual Humanities Days at Montgomery College


Humanities in Action: Collaboration, Solidarity, and Hope

14th Annual Humanities Days

at Montgomery College

Humanities in Action: Collaboration, Solidarity, and Hope

October 26 - 30, 2026

Humanities Days questions? Please contact us at: HumanitiesDays@montgomerycollege.edu


Humanities Days

October 26 - 30, 2026

Welcome to Montgomery College's 13th annual Humanities Days celebration! This annual weeklong series of events is sponsored by the Global Humanities Institute and the Paul Peck Humanities Institute of Montgomery College. 

Humanities in Action: Collaboration, Solidarity, and Hope

This year’s theme, Humanities in Action: Collaboration, Solidarity, and Hope, explores how the humanities serve as a catalyst across different spaces. By fostering collaboration among people with diverse perspectives, the humanities can bring about social change, promote solidarity in the face of injustice, and inspire hope for a more peaceful and just world for all. 

We invite students, faculty, staff, and community members to share their research, teaching, service, creativity, or hands-on activities that contribute to the theme.

The 14th Annual Humanities Days flyer


All members of the MC community are welcome to submit a proposal for a presentation, panel, activity, etc. Submit by September 14, 2026

Submit your proposals here

 

2026 Humanities Days may be offered via Zoom or In-Person:

Zoom sessions: Humanities Days events may be recorded at the discretion of the presenter. By participating in Zoom events, you may be recorded. If you do not consent to being recorded, do not turn on your cameras or connect your microphone. Please discuss any concerns with the host, or contact us at HumanitiesDays@montgomerycollege.edu.

 

2026 Humanities Days Committee

Tracie Babb | Professor of Communication Studies, Takoma Park/Silver Spring, Collegewide Coordinator of Writing in the Disciplines
Dianne Cherry | Professor of Communication Studies, Takoma Park/Silver Spring
Kyoko Enomoto | Analyst/Programmer Web Services
Florence Gadson | Paul Peck Humanities Institute Administrative Aide III
Jamie Gillan | Paul Peck Humanities Institute Director
Angela Lanier | Instructional Designer, ELITE
Alejandro Leopardi | Professor, English, Coordinator of Programs and Partnerships, ENRD
Teresa Lew | Associate Professor of English and Reading
Carla Naranjo | Global Humanities Institute Director
Heather Satrom | Professor of ELAP, Linguistics, and Communication Studies
Andrew Scheppler | Interim Rockville IT Campus Manager

MC Disclosure

Here are the facts about this week’s Humanities Days virtual presentations, dialogues, workshops, and panels and privacy as it relates to Zoom and your participation:

  • Please note that all Humanities Days events will be recorded (with the exception of where mentioned, or listed, that the event will not be recorded). By participating in this event, you automatically consent to such recording. If you do not consent to being recorded, you may join, but do not connect your microphone or enter text into the attendee chat. Please discuss any concerns with the host.
  • All the material appearing in this conference is the property of the original author(s) and is protected by copyright under U.S. copyright laws. You may not copy, reproduce, distribute, publish, display, perform, modify, create derivative works, transmit, or in any way exploit any such content, nor may you distribute any part of this content without the approval of the original author(s). Violators of this policy may face disciplinary action and/or legal action.
  • We obtain data when you use Zoom in order to deliver our college services and provide a better experience to you. The categories of data we obtain when you use Zoom include data you provide to us as well as data that our system collects from you. We do not sell your personal data.
  • During use of Zoom. When you use Zoom, some data will be disclosed to other participants and to meeting or webinar hosts. For instance, when you attend a meeting, your name might appear in the attendee list. If you turn on your video camera, your image will be shown. If you send a chat or share content, that can be viewed by others in the chat or the meeting.
    For more information on Zoom privacy: https://zoom.us/privacy new window.