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Hosted by the National Humanities Center, in partnership with the Digital Humanities Center at San Diego State University, Podcasting the Humanities is a five-day virtual institute that will provide hands-on training for college and university faculty and staff, including librarians, digital humanities practitioners, and administrators, to translate research, commentary, and community-sourced narratives into podcast episodes.
The institute takes place June 12-16, 2023. All college or university faculty and staff are eligible to participate. Tuition for each participant is $975 and includes all equipment (microphone, headphones, windscreen) and materials. Applications are due April 21, 2023. New this year, the National Humanities Center is offering a scholarship program for independent scholars and financially unsupported instructors. These scholarship applications are due April 21.
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