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2018 CTI Fellows ListThe Art and Chemistry of LightIt’s About TimeNurturing Nature: Epigenetics as a Way to Explore Social JusticeWriting about our Lives: A Genre Study of MemoirExploring American Sacred Values“A Person’s a Person No Matter How Small”: Teaching Human RightsInsights into Latino Communities in Charlotte TodayAnimals, Culture, and Society2017 Seminars
2017 CTI Fellows ListUsing Mathematics to Understand Social IssuesMedia and Minorities: Unpacking StereotypesChemical Interactions in the BodyMemorials, Memories, and American IdentityDoing Science: Hands-On Learning in the LaboratoryCultivating Visual LiteracyThe Rise (and Fall) of Democracies around the WorldFrom Self to Students: Canvassing Art to Explore Identity2016 Seminars
2016 CTI Fellows ListLiteracy and Literacies in the 21st CenturyHow Science is Done: A Behind the Scenes Look at Scientific ResearchThe Many Faces of Capitalism around the Globe — Past and PresentWriting with Power: No Fear HereFUNdamental Ideas in Math for Grades PreK-12It’s a Small World! Exploring Science at the Tiniest ScaleTracing the Legacy of Hispanic Cultures — 1492 to TodayExploring Memoir — From Picture Book to Digital Story2015 Seminars
2015 CTI Fellows ListExercise and the BrainWhat Makes a Nation?The Origins of Human LanguageFundamentals of Mathematics: Problem Solving and Process StandardsPeace Education: Psychological Factors that Endorse WarIntegrating Concepts in Life SciencesAfrica: Moving Beyond Popular CultureSupernatural Figures in Theatre, Film and the Brain2014 Seminars
2014 CTI Fellows ListArtificial IntelligenceThe Global Energy ChallengeMetamorphosis: Transformative ExperiencesIntersections of Science, Technology and CultureHuman AgencyThe Art of Fiction: Close Analysis, Style and the NovelVisual Storytelling in Children’s and Young Adult Literature at the Harvey B. Gantt Center for African-American Arts + CultureHeroes, Rebels and Rock Stars: Cultural Icons in Modern Europe2013 Seminars
Charlotte as a New South City: Using the Collections at the Levine Museum of the New SouthThe Nature of Energy: How We Use and Store It to Power Our Everyday LivesMath and SportsImagining Modern Bodies: Disability and Art at the Bechtler Museum of Modern ArtGrammar for the Real WorldHuman Social GroupsChemical MagicUrban Encounters: Hispanic and African American Literature2012 Seminars
African American Literature of the Civil Rights MovementAll Immigration is Local: Exploring the New Geography of ImmigrationAmerican Political Parties: Their Failures and Their FuturesEntertaining with MathEnvironmental Science and Climate ChangeReading African American LivesReading Media Imagery: Critical Thinking and LiteracyThe Science of NASCAR2011 Seminars2010 Seminars2009 SeminarsApplications
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