Delaware Public Humanities Institute
Originally known as the Public Engagement in Material Culture Institute (PEMCI), the DELPHI program was begun by a grant from National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) to encourage and train graduate students to communicate their research to the public. The institute was developed to give graduate students hands-on experience in public speaking, interviews, media training for radio and TV, and writing press releases. This program will now become the DELPHI Summer Seminar.
The Delaware Public Humanities Institute, or DELPHI, is a broad humanities institute that is comprised of the many centers at the University of Delaware that encompass work with Public Humanities - Center for Material Culture Studies, Interdisciplinary Humanities Research Center, the Winterthur Program, Museum Studies, Center for Historic Architecture and Design, the Center for Society, Ethics, and Public Policy, as well as working groups that have developed from these Centers.
The Delaware Public Humanities Institute, or DELPHI, is a broad humanities institute that is comprised of the many centers at the University of Delaware that encompass work with Public Humanities - Center for Material Culture Studies, Interdisciplinary Humanities Research Center, the Winterthur Program, Museum Studies, Center for Historic Architecture and Design, the Center for Society, Ethics, and Public Policy, as well as working groups that have developed from these Centers.
