Jennifer Borland

Society for Medieval Feminist Scholarship

Link to the Past: Medieval manuscripts exhibit teaches OSU students, faculty evolution of publishing

The Oklahoma State University Humanities Initiative launched in Fall 2021 to increase the visibility of humanities research on campus while also fostering the production of new interdisciplinary projects. Its mission is to provide an inclusive and collaborative environment to initiate new interdisciplinary research, foster dialogue, and engage communities. This is achieved through panels and lecture series as well as a new research clusters program. The HI also facilitates communication and networking on campus and beyond.

OSU Women’s Faculty Council

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The Digital Humanities Initiative officially began in the spring of 2016 as a response to increasing interest on the part of faculty, staff, and students in various departments, the library, and other entities on campus. Our activities have focused around the exchange of ideas through a wide range of events, including a visiting speaker series, symposia, workshops, reading groups, and other opportunities. The Digital Humanities Initiative was supported by the Office of the Dean, College of Arts and Sciences at Oklahoma State University, and programming is often in partnership with the OSU Library. While this project expanded into the more broadly defined Humanities Initiative in 2021, the Digital Humanities remains a prominent area of focus for the HI.

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