[Nfb-science] An intro

[cheryl fogle]

Hi Peter.  Sounds like you'd be able to create a niche for yourself if you
combined computer science like website development with your history
education credential.  There's some scholars exploring how to use digital
media in humanities.  If interested, check out the digital campus podcasts
and links at http://digitalcampus.tv

Cheryl Fogle
Ph.D. candidate, Department of Anthropology, University of New Mexico	


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Peter
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To NFB Science list:


   My name is Peter, who is a junior at Auburn University. I'm thinking
about changing my major from social science/history education to computer
science/computer informational systems or software engineering. I've taken
most of my core curriculum so am on here to find blind professions using
screen readers to explain their career with challenges and troubleshooting
and brainstorming. As I don't know what kind of science, I naturally thought
of any science like computer science as opposed to natural or social
science? I think this should be clarified even if it looks like it makes
sense it's not for everyone. Thanks and can't wait to hear back from you.

sincerely,
Peter

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