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Call for Proposals: Mellon DH Course Development Fellowships – Deadline 2/2/24
BACKGROUND Since 2016, the John Hope Franklin Humanities Institute (FHI) at Duke University has partnered with North Carolina Central University faculty and administrators to promote digital humanities at NCCU. 23
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2023 update: new phase of NCCU-Duke Digital Humanities Fellowship to focus on DH Minor course development
A much belated (but hopefully no less exciting) update from the John Hope Franklin Humanities Institute: Thanks to support from Duke University’s Humanities Unbounded Mellon grant, the NCCU-Duke DH Fellowship
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NCCU Awarded National Endowment for the Humanities Grant for Digital Humanities Initiative
Exciting news from two of our former fellows! From the official NCCU press release: Two North Carolina Central University (NCCU) English professors have been awarded a two-year, $98,420 grant from
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DH as Faculty Professional Development: a Conversation with Candace Bailey, Collie Fulford, and Kathryn Wymer
An interesting conversation with three former fellows, over at the Digital Humanities Collaborative of North Carolina: DH as Faculty Professional Development: a Conversation with Candace Bailey, Collie Fulford, and Kathryn
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Spring 2021 updates!
Dr. Kathryn Wymer, Faculty Coordinator of the NCCU Digital Humanities Lab, recently compiled a year-end summary of major accomplishments from NCCU-Duke DH Fellows. With her permission, we’ve adapted her message
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Announcing the 2019-20 Duke-NCCU DH Fellows!
Congrats to the new Fellows, one and all!
“Who is to represent whom, and how?” Interview with Dr. marilyn thomas-houston
Check out this interview with visual anthropologist, digital Black Studies pioneer, and TDHI keynote Dr. marilyn thomas-houston
VIDEO! Connecting North Carolina and Pakistan: DH and Beyond
Watch this video about the DH exchange between NCCU faculty and junior colleagues from around Pakistan.
Schedule now up! Oct 24 + 25 Triangle Digital Humanities Institute @ NCCU
Program schedule for #RepresentationMatters is now available!
Connecting North Carolina and Pakistan: DH and Beyond, Part 2 – A Personal Reflection
Michele Ware offers a personal take on the DH exchanges between NCCU and Pakistani faculty.