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Critical and Empirical Approaches to Problem-Solving in the Liberal Arts Curriculum

empirical reasoning fellows

faculty collaborators

data librarian

humanities

social sciences

Contact: Lisa Norberg

[email protected]

sciences

empirical reasoning lab

curricular and independent projects

curricular and independent projects

curricular and independent projects

curricular and independent projects

curricular and independent projects

curricular and independent projects

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Stewart Varner, Ph.D.Digital Scholarship CoordinatorRobert W. Woodruff LibraryEmory University

[email protected]

www.web.library.emory.edu/disc

Funded by the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation

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Goal I. Liberal Arts Initiative

Goal II. Faculty/Student Digital Scholarship

Goal III. Direct Connections to Curriculum

Goal IV. Sustainable Infrastructure & Approacheswww.dhinitiative.org

The Digital Humanities Initiative (DHi) is generously funded by a grant from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation

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Occidental College Building Capacity for Digital Scholarship

Marsha Schnirring, MLIS

AVP for Scholarship TechnologyFunding: Andrew W. Mellon Foundation

Conceptual Drawing: Shepley Bulfinch

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ohio5.info/omeka

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