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The Center for the Humanities and the Public Sphere is a dynamic hub within the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences dedicated to advancing interdisciplinary collaboration, scholarship and community engagement through the humanities. Through specialized programs, events, funding opportunities and partnerships, we aim to explore fundamental questions of human existence, inspire civic and moral responsibility, foster global and comparative understanding, and illuminate the role of the humanities in addressing contemporary challenges. CHPS celebrates the boundless curiosity that defines what it means to be human.
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- Digital Humanities Showcase
An afternoon of engaging presentations showcasing digital humanities research and resources at UF. Explore innovative projects on historical storytelling, digital mapping, open-access initiatives, and archival preservation. - Page Unbound: Humanities in the Digital Age
Explore how digital technologies intersect with the humanities to shape our understanding of knowledge, identity, and ethics in the modern world in through this dynamic speaker series, hosted by the Center for the Humanities and the Public Sphere. - The Alexander Grass Scholars Program celebrates a successful first year
On November 4th, the Alexander Grass Scholars’ Program celebrated the end of its inaugural year with an undergraduate research symposium, giving the first cohort an opportunity to share their work with the university community.
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