Computational Humanities, Arts, and Social Sciences Faculty Survey Launched
Wesley Wildman (School of Theology) and Neha Gondal (CAS-Sociology), members of the Faculty of Computing and Data Sciences, have worked on identifying Boston University faculty who are using computational and data-science methods in the humanities, arts, and social sciences. They aim to bring such faculty into conversation with one another to create a faculty network with potential for collaboration.
In light of those goals, they would like to know more about your work, your interest in participating in such a network, and your ideas for the kinds of network activities that would be valuable. They have created a short survey to collect that information, and would appreciate it if you could take a few minutes to fill it out. Please note that computational and data-science methods (our interest here) are distinguishable from digitizing primary sources to facilitate access and searching (a vital adjunct to research but not our focus here). Click here for the survey link.