Center for the Humanities and the Public Sphere

Prof. Catherine D’Ignazio (MIT) is a scholar of feminism and data literacy. On the occasion of her virtual visit to the UF Humanities Center in January, we are holding an informal discussion with graduate students interested in incorporating methods from data science into their humanistic work (be it scholarly work, creative work, or public-facing work). Graduate students from any field or discipline are welcome to participate, and do not need prior experience with data science. This discussion is limited to 5 students. Please email Dr. Sophia Acord (skacord@ufl.edu) with expressions of interest to participate.   

This event is part of the 2020-21 speaker series “Rethinking the Public Sphere Part II: Data and Democracy”