DHCF 101R Foundations in DH Project Development,
Monday - Friday 9:00am-3pm cst June 2-13 2024
The purpose of the Micro-credential in Digital Humanities program is to apply successful strategies to the planning, implementation, and development of DH research projects and funding proposals. The goal of Foundations in DH Project Development is to teach researchers successful methods to produce a planning grant proposal for a UH Internal Award or an external planning grant to develop and execute their research project.
Topics covered include planning your idea, plan development, understanding data, strategizing asset management, understanding labor, introduction to grant writing, and developing a data management plan.
All tenured, tenure-track, or promotion eligible non-tenure track faculty members who carry a full-time faculty appointment and who have attained the terminal degree in their field are eligible. PhD students are also eligible, provided a letter of commitment from their faculty advisor and a project scenario that integrates a refined research question. Participant eligibility for the Micro-credential in the Digital Humanities Program, therefore, aligns with the eligibility criteria for the Small Grant Award and New Faculty Award.
- Teacher: Linda Garcia Merchant