Call for 2019/20 Sherman Centre Graduate Residency now open

Join a vibrant community of graduate students engaged in cutting-edge research. Apply now for the 2019-2020 Graduate Residency in Digital Scholarship at the Sherman Centre.

Residents get their own working space in the Sherman Centre with opportunities for collaboration, professional development, travel and training.

Applications are due Friday, September 13, 2019.

Full residency details available here: https://scds.ca/2019-grad-residency/

About the Sherman Centre:

Lewis & Ruth Sherman Centre for Digital Scholarship provides consulting and technical support to faculty and graduate students from all Faculties, with all levels of technological experience. Sherman Centre staff consult on any stage or aspect of a digital scholarship or pedagogical project to help determine the digital tools, techniques, and methods that best suit the project–whether big or small.

Our scholarly and technical research projects range from software development, 3D printing and modelling, visualization, and social media data ethics and management.

We are located on the first floor of Mills Library at McMaster University. For researchers working on projects in the Centre, it is open and available whenever Mills Library is open.

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Join a vibrant community of graduate students engaged in cutting-edge research. Apply now for the <strong>2019-2020 Graduate Residency in Digital Scholarship at the Sherman Centre</strong>.

Residents get their own working space in the Sherman Centre with opportunities for collaboration, professional development, travel and training.

<strong>Applications are due Friday, September 13, 2019.</strong>

Full residency details available here: <a class="" href="https://scds.ca/2019-grad-residency/">https://scds.ca/2019-grad-residency/</a>
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Our scholarly and technical research projects range from software development, 3D printing and modelling, visualization, and social media data ethics and management.

We are located on the first floor of Mills Library at McMaster University. For researchers working on projects in the Centre, it is open and available whenever Mills Library is open.

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