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The Office of Digital Humanities has been serving faculty, staff,
and students of the College of Humanities for over 30 years. Support options include computer assistance, exam scheduling, and research projects.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Office of Digital Humanities
What services does the Office of Digital Humanities provide?
The Office of Digital Humanities offers computer assistance, exam scheduling, and support for research projects to faculty, staff, and students of the College of Humanities.
Where is the Office of Digital Humanities located?
It is located at 1100 Campus Dr, 1162 JFSB, Provo, UT 84604, United States.
What are the Office of Digital Humanities' hours of operation?
The office is open Monday through Friday from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM and is closed on Saturdays and Sundays.
How can I contact the Office of Digital Humanities by phone?
You can reach them at +1 801-422-5360.
Is there an official website where I can find more information about the Office of Digital Humanities?
Yes, their website is https://odh.byu.edu/.
What is the main affiliation or category of the Office of Digital Humanities?
It is part of Brigham Young University and categorized as a university academic department.
Are there any academic departments near the Office of Digital Humanities?
Yes, nearby departments include the Department of Comparative Art and Letter, Department of History, BYU Linguistics, BYU Sociology, and the Department of Statistics among others.
What are some nearby buildings or facilities close to the Office of Digital Humanities?
Nearby buildings include the Joseph Fielding Smith Building, James E. Talmage Building, Spencer W. Kimball Tower, Budge Hall, and the Stephen L. Richards Building.
Are there any cultural or arts-related locations near the Office of Digital Humanities?
Nearby arts-related places include BYU International Cinema, BYU Dance Department, BYU Ballroom Dance, and the Eyring Science Center which features museum exhibits.
How might a student visiting the Office of Digital Humanities benefit from nearby campus resources?
Students can conveniently access academic departments for interdisciplinary collaboration, attend cultural events at BYU International Cinema or BYU Dance Department, and utilize campus facilities like the Stephen L. Richards Building gym for wellness during their visit.