Our Fellows – Sharat Buddhavarapu
Sharat Buddhavarapu is a software consultant by way of an M.S. in Book History from the University of Edinburgh and a B.A. in English Literature from Allegheny College.
He loves exploring intellectual history and its often-unacknowledged impact on the present. A work experience with the Society, which involved helping to update the metadata for the digital archives of its journal, led him down a rabbit hole of early Fellows and their contributions to our explorations of the Scottish past.
He joined the Society to stay in touch with that cultural heritage, a heritage of nearly two and a half centuries of unbroken engagement with Scotland’s past.
“My favourite part of being a Fellow is the regular schedule of talks and lectures, which never fail to throw up surprising and illuminating ways of looking at history.”
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Fellows (members) of the Society are an essential part of the charity with one common passion – Scotland’s past.
By becoming a Fellow, you are joining the thousands of Fellows who are helping us work towards our vision: ‘Scotland’s past is for everyone to research, share, enjoy and protect, home and abroad.’
Anyone who is interested in Scotland’s history and archaeology can apply to become a Fellow, whether they are professionals in the field or not. Academic credentials and publishing experience are not necessary.
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