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Humanities Scholar Database Application

Adding or Updating Your Name in the Arizona Humanities Scholar Database

To be included in the Arizona Humanities Scholar Database, or to update your information, complete the following information and select submit at the end of this form. The information that you are providing below will be included in the online database.

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- I am a new applicant to the Humanities Scholar Database.
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Email*
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Graduate Degree(s) and Discipline(s)*
Keywords to Identify Your Fields of Study/Areas of Expertise*
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