The Guilfordian

Mellon Grant paves the way to digital scholarship

September 29, 2017

From digitally mapping the Silk Road to attending conferences about digital scholarship, Guilford College faculty and students have been developing their digital literacy for three years. In the spring of 2014, Guilford received a $100,000 grant from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, an organization...

Tags: Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, Chad Phillips, China, digital class, digital literacy, digital scholarship, director of Hege Library, eric mortensen, faculty, Guilford College, Hege Library, IDEA incubator classroom, January term, Melanie Lee-Brown, Professor Zhihong Chen, Silk Road, students, Suzanne Bartels, visiting assistant professor of theatre studies

Letter to the Editor

September 22, 2017

I walked away from the Sept. 4 panel on North Korea’s nuclear activity with more concerns than answers. Foremost of these was on the alternative perspective on the relationship between the United States and the secluded state that was presented by some of the panel, most memorable being Professor Zhihong...

Tags: 38th parallel, American communist containment foreign policy, Chinese soldiers, eric mortensen, Guilford College, historical narrative, human rights, letter to the editor, North Korea, North Korea panel, Professor Zhihong Chen, South Banks, Soviet Union, soviet-proxy, Stalin, U.S., UN, United Nations, united states, USSR

The Guilfordian

The Guilfordian

Mellon Grant paves the way to digital scholarship

Letter to the Editor

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