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Returning This Academic Year!

CAS/MillerComm and George A.

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Welcome, May!

Read our new director's letter here

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George A. Miller Visiting Artist

Artist, writer and teacher, Ricardo Basbaum investigates art as an intermediary device and a platform for the integration of sensorial experiences,

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Initiative: ABOLITION

Abolition examines the interconnected power dynamics across prisons, police, immigration, gendered and sexual violence, environmental justic

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KNOWLEDGE THAT ILLUMINATES

The Center for Advanced Study sheds light on interdisciplinary thought that starts conversation, inspires action, and transforms the world.

Support for Faculty

This is where your scholarship flourishes. At the Center for Advanced Study, we’re here to celebrate your ideas, support your research, and promote your accomplishments.

How We Help

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Upcoming Public Events

Monday

Sep 13

MillerComm Lecture Series

The Genealogical Sublime: New Narratives of Numerical Selves

Julia Creet

4:00pm

Knight Auditorium
Spurlock Museum
600 South Gregory, Urbana

Thursday

Sep 16

Presentations

Food for Thought: Yue Shen and Jefferson Chan

Yue Shen

Jefferson Chan

11:00am-1:00pm

Center for Advanced Study
Levis Faculty Center, Room 210
919 W. Illinois, Urbana

Monday

Sep 20

Presentations

To Survive on This Shore

Jess T. Dugan

Vanessa Fabbre

Gloria Allen

Mary Statzer

4:00pm

Knight Auditorium
Spurlock Museum
600 South Gregory, Urbana

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Engage with the world’s most talked-about scholars, artists, and scientists at the Center for Advanced Study’s free and open events.

Brilliance
Thrives

Since 1959, the Center for Advanced Study has recognized the world’s top scholars by providing fertile ground where insights are shared, discoveries are revealed, and interdisciplinary connections are made.

Upcoming Application Deadlines

CAS offers faculty time off from teaching in order to pursue a research or creative project, and also helps bring to campus a steady flow of world-class scholars and performing artists for public events and small group meetings.

Programs

CAS/MillerComm Public Events Series

09/21/21

GAM Visiting Professor & Scholars

09/21/21

Research Appointments

Associate (Tenured)

10/05/21

Fellow (Non-Tenured)

10/05/21

Dialogue
Thrives

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CAS in the News

Please welcome the new CAS Director May Berenbaum, CAS Professor of Entomology. She replaces former CAS Director Tamer Başar who retired on December 31, 2020.

CAS Professor of Dance Cynthia Oliver receives 2021 United States Artists Fellowship

Congratulations to the new CAS Associates and Fellows 2021-22, approved by the Board of Trustees at the January 21 meeting!

CAS Director and Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering Tamer Başar is a recipient of the 2021 Wilbur Lucius Cross Medal. The Wilbur Cross Medal is the highest honor that Yale Graduate School bestows on its alumni

Congratulations and welcome to the seven new CAS Professors!

CAS Professor of Entomology Gene Robinson named Interim Dean of the College of Liberal Arts & Sciences

With great sadness we report the passing on Saturday, April 25, 2020 of CAS Professor emeritus of ECE Thomas Huang.

CAS Director and Professor of Electrical & Computer Engineering Tamer Başar was conferred an Honorary Doctorate by KTH Royal Institute of Technology, Sweden, in a white-tie ceremony held in Stockholm Concert Hall on November 15, 2019

Leon Dash, CAS Professor of Journalism and former CAS Director, inducted into the National Association of Black Journalists' Hall of Fame along with other members of the Washington Post's Metro Seven

Congratulations to CAS Professor Emeritus of English Rick Powers, the 2019 Pulitzer Prize Winner in Fiction!