For Richard Jean So, joining Duke was the obvious choice. The associate professor of English and Rhodes Chair in Digital Humanities was drawn to the university’s strong commitment to interdisciplinary research and discovery. “Digital humanities is still a relatively new field,” So explains. “For Duke to invest in an area that many of its peer institutions are approaching with caution shows real boldness — Duke just feels ahead of the curve to me.”
Richard So Charts New Territories in Digital Humanities
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