Teaching Ancient in a Digital Age

Teaching Ancient in a Digital Age is an NEH-funded institute that trains higher-education faculty and advanced graduate students in digital methods and resources for the study of ancient texts and material evidence. The institute includes virtual workshops (May and September/October 2026) and an in-person workshop in August 2026 at Western Washington University in Bellingham, WA. Participants work with expert faculty on emerging technologies, ethical considerations, and contribute to open-access lesson plans and teaching resources. The programme runs May–October 2026.

Fixed stipend of $3450 USD for travel and accommodation; participation in virtual and in-person workshops; access to expert faculty; contribution to open-access lesson plans and teaching resources.

Open to United States citizens (including those teaching abroad at U.S.-chartered institutions and federally operated schools), residents of U.S. jurisdictions, and foreign nationals who have been residing in the United States or its jurisdictions for at least the three years immediately preceding the application deadline. Intended for higher-education faculty and advanced graduate students.

Instructions and link are provided on the project website.