An interdisciplinary digital humanities project for the study of Coptic language and literature. Tweets from our undergraduate intern & sometimes @ctschroeder
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Our new postdoc, Dr. Lydia Bremer-McCollum, is hosting a series of short online #Coptic reading groups. Check it out!!! blog.copticscriptorium.org/2…
We are hiring. Review of applications begins this week. Perfect for grad students, independent & early career scholars looking for part time work to supplement other things. Must know Coptic & be eligible to work in USA
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Coptic Scriptorium project is hiring a 1-year, full-time Postdoc! Must know Sahidic Coptic. Position is remote (so you don't have to move to Oklahoma for a 1-year if you're not already here). Details at the link blog.copticscriptorium.org/2…
Coptic Scriptorium project is hiring a 1-year, full-time Postdoc! Must know Sahidic Coptic. Position is remote (so you don't have to move to Oklahoma for a 1-year if you're not already here). Details at the link blog.copticscriptorium.org/2…
FYI because this is a part-time short term position, we can only hire people in the US & eligible to work in the US
We are hiring a summer part time position!! Hiring very soon-will review applications starting next week. If you know Coptic, please consider applying! Pls share in your networks blog.copticscriptorium.org/2…
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Congratulations to Amir Zeldes and @ctschroeder (University of Oklahoma) who were just awarded a #NEHGrant from @NEHgov Division of Preservation and Access (@NEH_PresAccess) for their project: @copticscript #PresAccessFunded 👏
The Coptic Scriptorium project is honored to receive a grant from the @NEHgov @NEH_PresAccess program to continue our work. Thank you!!!
NEH announces $35.63 million in grants to support 258 #humanities projects nationwide.
This includes the first round of awards under the new “Spotlight on Humanities in #HigherEd” #NEHgrant program, part of the agency’s “American Tapestry” initiative. bit.ly/3mQ92E9
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Lightning indeed! For those wanting to watch, starts at 07:49:25 (youtu.be/2wc4IY5A70Y?t=28165). Love what you are doing with the Coptic corpus!
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The Mary Jaharis Center and @bsanabsc are pleased to offer a four-part Network Analysis workshop for graduate students and early career researchers in collaboration with Dr. Johannes Preiser-Kapeller @Byzanzforscher. Full description and registration: maryjahariscenter.org/events…
Hello from Brussels and the International Coptic Studies Congress! If you could not attend our brief tutorial session yesterday, the materials are at bit.ly/iacs2022 #IACS2022
The Coptic Dictionary Online is back up! coptic-dictionary.org Thanks for your patience
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The Online Coptic Dictionary is currently down. It may take a while to get the server up and running. We apologize and thank everyone for your patience!
The Online Coptic Dictionary is currently down. It may take a while to get the server up and running. We apologize and thank everyone for your patience!
Good morning #Coptic & #digitalHumanities fans. The tutorials from our workshop at #NAPS2022 are online! Even if you couldn’t make it to the event in Chicago, you can still follow along. Enjoy! github.com/CopticScriptorium…
Happy October! The Coptic Scriptorium Project is pleased to announce a release of more Coptic texts and improved tools. More Shenoute and other lit, usage examples in the dictionary, and more!! blog.copticscriptorium.org/2… #digihum #digitalClassics
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German psychologist and self-described Book-A-Holic, Lieven Verbrugge, interviews Fr. Columba Stewart about HMML's work in preserving and sharing the world's handwritten heritage, especially in the Middle East. @BoldBones #Manuscripts @ColumbaStewart youtu.be/bvG45jYhDNE
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The CCP team congratulates enslaved.org/ for its launch this week! It's "a robust, open-source architecture to discover/explore nearly a half million people records. From archival fragments/ spreadsheet entries, we see the lives of the enslaved in richer detail." Visit!
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We congratulate @Matrix_MSU @sharonmleon @DaryleWilliams + MSU/University of Maryland teams that launched Enslaved.org. What a collective resource to help locate more "data" about--and to humanize--millions of enslaved ancestors, their families and communities. Visit!