Digital Humanities

The Samuel Proctor Oral History Program at UF is focused on preservation and accessibility of its vast tape collection, moving into the digital era.

Twenty students spent six weeks throughout the summer immersed in community-rooted projects that helped develop their research skills in traditional and digital humanities methods.

As a part of the Alexander Grass Scholars program, a group of UF students created a digital walking tour of the historic Duckpond neighborhood.

CHPS expands digital research tools for humanities and faculty at UF.