Cleveland, Humanities, Collaboration: Sharing Discoveries

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How do you effectively communicate your humanities research and education to multiple publics? In this seminar, we will explore the practice of translation, paying particular attention to the various modes of writing and communication that enable humanities scholars to communicate both the value and significance of their humanities research and education. This seminar will provide a space to develop your writing and scholarly portfolio while also experimenting with different modes of translation including blog posts, opinion editorials, resumes, grant writing, and digital portfolios. In the process, the seminar will further develop relevant skills that serve to secure meaningful internships and other summer research opportunities or employment in humanities-related fields. Prereq: Passing letter grade in SAGES First Seminar or FSTS 100.