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NCCU faculty at the Triangle Digital Humanities Institute on DH Pedagogy
One of the happiest results of the FHI-NCCU DH Fellows program is that NCCU now has a greater presence in the Triangle’s robust DH community.
Spring 2019 Fellows News!
We are excited to share the following updates from former FHI-NCCU DH fellows Candace Bailey, Lisa Carl, Collie Fulford, and Charmaine McKissick-Melton…
More (belated) photos from the NCCU DH Lab opening
Images of faculty presentations from the November 2018 NCCU DH Lab opening…
November 2018 DH Lab Opening @ NCCU!
Scenes from the grand opening of the DH Lab at NCCU…
Announcing the 2018-19 FHI-NCCU Digital Humanities Fellows
The Franklin Humanities Institute at Duke University is pleased to announce the 2018-19 cohort of FHI-North Carolina Central University Digital Humanities Fellows…
Kathryn Wymer & Tony Frazier at National Humanities Center DH Conference
Drs. Wymer and Frazier spoke on the growing DH community at the Digital Humanities Nuts and Bolts conference (10/2/18)
Fellows Featured in NCCU Now Magazine
The FHI-NCCU Digital Humanities Fellows program was featured in the NCCU alumni magazine, NCCU Now. Read it here (in PDF)!
Equity & Access in DH: Dispatch from the 2018 FHI-NCCU Fellows Symposium
On Saturday, May 5, 2018, the Franklin Humanities Institute – North Carolina Central Digital Humanities Initiative held its second annual symposium.
Reflections on Transforming NCCU Rhetorics
Reflections by Julie D. Nelson on the Transforming NCCU Rhetorics course project, originally posted May 3, 2018. Prof Nelson was a fellow in the FHI-NCCU DH program in 2017-18.
Reflections on Digital Humanities and Technical Communications, Part 3 — Developing a Case Study to Teach Digital Image Use
I’ve been working a long time on developing course materials that help writers understand their obligations and rights when borrowing images to use in their own work. Serendipity gave me a chance to expand my teaching repertoire on this recently.