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Durham, NC 27708
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Scenes from the NC Central U Digital Humanities Lab opening! Pictured here: Profs. Kathryn Wymer (English), Russell… https://t.co/Ozr5yHWaCz
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Scenes from the NC Central U Digital Humanities Lab opening! Pictured here: Profs. Kathryn Wymer (English), Russell Robinson (Mass Comm), and Lenora Helm Hammonds (Music). All of them are alums of the FHI-NCCU DH Fellows program, which has been supported by the FHI’s Mellon Humanities Futures initiative. #nccu #northcarolinacentral #duke #dukeuniversity #digitalhumanities #dh #mellon #mellonfoundation

We were thrilled to help celebrate the opening of the North Carolina Central University Digital Humanities Lab earlier today! And gratified to have been part of the long-running partnership that supported the FHI-NCCU DH Fellows, who are leading the way with the new Lab, and the teaching and research projects that will emerge from years to come. We like to think this is a model of R1 - HBCU collaboration in higher ed. Congrats!!! @nccueagle #nccu #digitalhumanities #dh #hbcu

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Look out for posts this week showcasing the work of the Activating History Report. Our Instagram will be highlighting the stories behind memorials on Duke’s campus to create a more informed campus community! Future stories will showcase stories outside the report through the efforts of our Student Advisory Board and work-study students! #hiddenstories

Another full house at #tgiFHI! Today we’re thrilled to present Dr. Saskia Cornes, FHI Assistant Professor of the Practice and Director of @dukecampusfarm, scholar of renaissance literature & environmental humanities and a farmer/farm manager - truly truly a renaissance woman. Her talk today is intriguingly titled “Milton’s Manuring: Eden, Eve, Enclosure, Epic.” Check back on the FHI site (link in bio) & FB page for the video of this talk! #dukeuniversity #dukehumanities @dukeuniversity #environmentalhumanities #renaissancestudies #earlymodernstudies

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