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Episode 8 with Dr. Hannah Alpert-Abrams, on the other side of grants at the National Endowment for the Humanities
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In this episode, I interview Dr. Hannah Apert-Abrams about her transition from completing a PhD in comparative literature to being a program specialist at the National Endowment for the Humanities. We talk about how awesome librarians and archivists are, the benefits of seeing humanities as a collective, the unpredictability of the job market, and what exactly is (are?) the digital humanities.
Dr. Apert-Abrams' personal website: https://halperta.com/
Her open access work book, Finding Your Purpose, here: https://halperta.com/shalperta%20press/purpose/
The Academic Support Network at the Humanities Commons: https://hcommons.org/groups/academic-job-market-support-network/
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1. Episode 8 with Dr. Hannah Alpert-Abrams, on the other side of grants at the National Endowment for the Humanities (00:00:00)
2. Introduction (00:01:07)
3. Grad school (00:01:35)
4. Transitioning to alt-ac (00:09:23)
5. Working at the NEH (00:13:46)
6. The digital humanities (00:21:41)
7. A typical work day (00:25:06)
8. Finding Your Purpose, a work book (00:28:33)
9. Advice for alt-ac seekers (00:32:48)
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