South Atlantic Humanities Center (SAHC)

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SAHC, 2001-2009, was supported by endowments at the Virginia Foundation for the Humanities, the University of Virginia College of Arts and Sciences, and the Virginia Tech College of Liberal Arts and Human Sciences. SAHC was dedicated to collaborative public humanities programming that built understanding of the history, culture, and potential of the region (Florida, Georgia, North Carolina, Puerto Rico, South Carolina, US Virgin Islands, and Virginia) and related or overlapping regions (including Caribbean, Appalachian, Latin American, African, Iberian, Atlantic World).

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    Request for Proposals: South Atlantic Humanities Center
    (Virginia Tech, 2006)
    SAHC seeks proposals from Virginia Tech faculty of all ranks that will advance the mission of the Center.
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    Request for Proposals: South Atlantic Humanities Center [rev.]
    (Virginia Tech, 2006-02-24)
    The South Atlantic Humanities Center (SAHC) is supported by endowments at the Virginia Foundation for the Humanities, the University of Virginia College of Arts and Sciences, and the Virginia Tech College of Liberal Arts and Human Sciences. SAHC seeks proposals from Virginia Tech faculty, and only VT faculty, of all ranks that will advance the mission of the Center. Faculty may, however, apply for partial support for graduate students whose theses or dissertations they are supervising.
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    Satterwhite and Shifflett Win First SAHC VT Awards
    (Virginia Tech, 2006-05-05)
    After competitive review, the South Atlantic Humanities Center at Virginia Tech awarded $10,000 on May 5, 2006, for two outstanding proposals: Jamestown in an Atlantic World: A Digital Book Proposal by Dr. Crandall Shifflett, Department of History Migrating Cultures: The History and Geography of Experience and Expression in the Southeastern U.S. and Caribbean: Developing HUM 3024, by Dr. Emily Satterwhite, Department of Interdisciplinary Studies