Your Graduate School Education & Digital Humanities: What Works? What’s Missing? What Needs to Change?

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  • Digital Dimensions of Graduate Education in American Studies

    This blog is a conversation space where graduate students can help guide the discussion that will take place during the ASA 2012 roundtable "Digital Dimensions of Graduate Education in American Studies.” Join the discussion here, on Twitter (#gradDH ), and in San Juan on Friday, Nov 16 at 2:00 p.m. in room 202A of the Puerto Rico Convention Center. This session is co-sponsored by the Graduate Education Committee and the Digital Humanities Caucus of the American Studies Association.

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Mentorship

In September, ProfHacker reported that The Association for Computers and Humanities (ACH) and DHCommons have joined forces to broaden the ACH’s existing digital humanities mentorship program. (ProfHacker, as I’m sure many, if not most, of you know, is a blog for The Chronicle of Higher Education; I find it helps me stay abreast of new … Read more

Filed under Mentorship, Public Humanities

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Your Graduate School Education & Digital Humanities: What Works? What’s Missing? What Needs to Change?

These are just a few of the questions that we invite you to explore with us here and in San Juan during the annual meeting of the American Studies Association (ASA) this November. This blog is an effort to include graduate students’ perspectives on issues that will be raised and discussed at the ASA panel … Read more

Filed under Featured, Grads on DH, Public Humanities, Research, Teaching

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