Center for the Humanities and the Public Sphere

All UF faculty, staff, and graduate students are invited to join the DHWG, a group of scholars engaged in applying and developing digital approaches to Humanities research and pedagogy. who meet to monthly to discuss current topics and projects in the digital humanities. The DHWG also works to plan the annual Digital Humanities Day, which is held in April on the first reading day of the spring semester. To view membership, meeting agendas, Digital Humanities Day proceedings, and other materials, please see the Digital Humanities collection and archive. To stay informed about DHWG meetings and digital humanities work at UF, subscribe to the Digital-Humanities-L listserv.

Led by Prof. Bozia, the group works on a computer-enhanced analysis of the Ancient Greek and Latin languages to study the Greco-Roman worlds, their culture, and societies.