Cleveland, Humanities, Collaboration: Research Communities

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What is collaborative inquiry in the humanities? This seminar explores collaborative and cross-disciplinary methodologies in the humanities, paying special attention to critical research resources and practices that support community-based, public humanities projects and programming. This seminar will provide a space to expand upon a research project from prior or current coursework while experimenting with collaborative modes of research, writing, feedback, and presentation. In the process, students will also develop relevant skills that serve to secure meaningful internships and other summer research opportunities or employment in humanities-related fields. Prereq or Coreq: SAGES First Seminar or FSTS 100.