âThe research and scholarship through this project are unique in the sense that âHumanities Worksâ is more of a journalistic/multimedia initiative with real-life stories of successful people and their connection to and value of the humanitiesâ bit.ly/4dGOrXd
Unique video work done by Penn State Greater Allegheny faculty member Rosemary Martinelli, assistant teaching professor of marketing and communications, has garnered gold, silver and bronze awards on ...
"Next time students or parents use the term âsoft skillsâ when referring to the liberal arts, remind them there is nothing more powerful than these solid skills when it comes to leading at the corporate level, and at times on a global stage" bit.ly/47VUcPz
For years, the term âsoft skillsâ has been applied to the abilities developed by liberal arts graduates. This reference is used in contrast to the tangible skills associated with technical degrees and...
"To help us understand games, the interpretive and analytical methods of humanities disciplines...are essential. Humanistic inquiry not only helps the public gain new understanding of games, but also helps game designers themselves develop their creative abilities." bit.ly/3Nij5eZ
"despite differences in practices, humanists hold similarly positive preferences concerning OA and OER as their colleagues and may need additional support to translate preference into practice" bit.ly/3XTcs7Q
âAs we think about communications or media, including journalism or social sciences, we need a strong foundation in humanities to understand the historical context for what we see happening todayâ bit.ly/3ZZh8eK
The Gwen Ifill School of Media, Humanities, and Social Sciences embraces an interdisciplinary curriculum to create stronger future leaders
This seems like a fantastic job for someone with an advanced degree in American history and a capacity to write for a general audience: bit.ly/3ZQZKJs
Exciting opportunity in Washington, DC for The Atlantic as a Staff Writer
The drop in communication degrees is getting particularly acute (off 11% year over year), but religion degrees are also down 12%. bit.ly/4f6n9uP
Looking at the new 2023 bachelor's degree numbers and sad to say, the humanities are down another 5.7%. The field fell to just 8.5% of the degrees awarded in 2023 (down from 14% in 2010): bit.ly/3NaHLWx
Interesting new study: "Taught with an explicit focus on promoting the development of professional skills, [humanities and liberal arts] disciplines can help students become flexible, creative, and innovative problem-solvers, communicators, and team members" bit.ly/3XRE50L
We are advertising a new postdoctoral position in science and technology policy: bit.ly/4gKJkIq. Open to someone with a PhD in history of science.
The Hellman and Simons Fellowship in Science and Technology Policy provides an early-career professional with training in science or engineering the opportunity to learn about a career in science poli...