Humanities Council, Princeton University
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The Humanities Council (founded in 1953) is an interdisciplinary hub for humanistic inquiry and scholarship at Princeton University. Housed in Joseph Henry House, the Council coordinates, nurtures, and funds cross-disciplinary initiatives across twenty-eight academic departments and programs in the humanities and humanistic social sciences. It grants long- and short-term visiting professorships (including the Belknap Visitors in the Humanities and the Old Dominion Research Professors), oversees interdiscipl
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The Humanities Council (founded in 1953) is an interdisciplinary hub for humanistic inquiry and scholarship at Princeton University. Housed in Joseph Henry House, the Council coordinates, nurtures, and funds cross-disciplinary initiatives across twenty-eight academic departments and programs in the humanities and humanistic social sciences. It grants long- and short-term visiting professorships (including the Belknap Visitors in the Humanities and the Old Dominion Research Professors), oversees interdisciplinary doctoral and undergraduate certificate programs, supports digital humanities and public humanities projects, and funds major scholarly conferences, lectures, and field research globally.