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The CHPS Digital Scholarship Specialist, Dr. Clarissa Carr, and CHPS Digital Humanities Graduate Program Coordinators offer consultations to UF students, instructors, and researchers, and connects them with other digital humanities experts and projects.
Do you have an idea for a digital project or publication that builds on work at UF? Are you interested in launching an open access journal? LibraryPress@UF, an imprint of the Libraries and the University of Florida Press, may be the right partner for you.
With support from the Libraries, graduate students working toward the Digital Humanities Graduate Certificate are eligible to sign up for web hosting to develop digital projects and portfolios. Email librarian Perry Collins (perrycollins@ufl.edu) to get started.
Are you teaching a course that should be counted toward credit for the Digital Humanities Graduate Certificate? The certificate coordinators are eager to learn more about your course and to add approved courses for this growing program. Please contact the CHPS Digital Scholarship Specialistย with questions or suggested courses.
Feminist scholarship has long been an important point from which to question power, discrimination, and techno-centrism in scholarship and teaching. This meet-up focuses on contemporary issues and challenges for feminist scholarship, and specifically on a Feminist Pedagogy for the Digital Age. To start the conversation, Dr. Leah Rosenberg (English) will discuss her graduate course in […]
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