Hertog Foundation

MIDDLEMARCH is widely regarded as one of the greatest novels of the English language. Apply by November 11 to study George Eliot's masterwork with the American Enterprise Institute's Dr. Chris Scalia. Undergradute and graduate students, recent graduates, and young professionals are all eligible to apply. Up to 15 fellows will be selected for this course. Admissions are made on a rolling basis—apply now! #HumanitiesAtHertog https://lnkd.in/eeU9iStZ

Harvard University students Thomas Juhasz, Paige Proctor, and Blake Chen studied the founding and Supreme Court precedent with our #ConstitutionalStudiesProgram.

#HumanitiesAtHertog alumna Bernadette Rechek is the TA for THE SUN ALSO RISES! Here’s why she’s excited to read this outstanding Hemingway novel this winter. Apply to read THE SUN ALSO RISES with Cheryl Miller by November 11. https://lnkd.in/eeb7bbRU

We're celebrating 15 years of the Hertog Foundation by exploring our archives! An animated Paul Cantor teaches Shakespeare's Roman plays during our 2016 #PoliticalStudiesProgram. The noted University of Virginia literature prof & longtime Hertog instructor was born on Oct. 25. Learn more about Political Studies at the Hertog Foundation here: https://lnkd.in/eDdTwwvi

#PoliticalStudiesProgram fellow Maia Katsnelson is captain of the Brandeis University mock trial A team and writes for the undergraduate law journal. #PoliticalStudiesProgram fellow Gideon Askowitz attends Macaulay Honors College at The City University of New York. Gideon hopes to attend law school and work in policy.

Alumna Ainsley Dean chats with us about her experience in #HumanitiesAtHertog. Learn more here: https://lnkd.in/eYsfUCAJ

Immediately a bestseller upon its publication in 1926, THE SUN ALSO RISES defined a cultural moment and brought modernism to the masses. Join us for a #HumanitiesAtHertog seminar on Hemingway's first novel, led by Cheryl Miller. Applications due 11/11/2024. Undergradute and graduate students, recent graduates, Hertog Foundation alumni, and young professionals are all eligible to apply. Up to 15 fellows will be selected for this course. Admissions are made on a rolling basis. Learn more and apply here: https://lnkd.in/eeb7bbRU

#PoliticalStudiesProgram fellow Annabel Wehrle is a rising sophomore at the University of Notre Dame originally from Charleston, Illinois. She is a member of Notre Dame Right to Life and sings with Notre Dame Chorale. Jeff Schremmer hopes to attend law school after graduating from Benedictine College where he served with Student Government and competed with the Moot Court team. Learn more about the #PoliticalStudiesProgram: https://lnkd.in/eDdTwwvi

Our exploration of Pascal & Camus in HOW TO LIVE IN A COSMIC VACUUM is intended to help students with their own efforts to live dignified lives in a world so many find unsettling. Join Thomas Chatterton Williams & the American Enterprise Institute's Ben Storey this January to study French Existentialism, a new course with #HumanitiesAtHertog. Applications are due November 11th. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/eZBTPc4W

Next month, the Hertog Foundation will host a virtual event with filmmaker Marianna Yarovskaya  to discuss WOMEN OF THE GULAG. Shortlisted for Best Documentary in the 91st Academy Awards, the film follows the compelling and tragic stories of six women as last survivors of the Gulag. #HumanitiesAtHertog instructor Flagg Taylor of Skidmore College will be joined by the author behind WOMEN OF THE GULAG, Paul Roderick Gregory, to discuss the resilience and strength of these women. Attendees will have the opportunity to engage with the creators. Film screening begins at 5 PM ET, followed by a discussion at 6 PM ET. REGISTER HERE: https://lnkd.in/eXg3BJKH