Seed Grant Summer 2022 Report Catherine Ryu and Olivia Hale Project Description Our project’s main goal in the summer of 2022 was to pilot a viable digital humanities approach to…
Thursday, November 3rd, 2022, 12:00PM-1:30PM MSU Libraries, Digital Scholarship Lab, Flex Space, 2nd Floor West How does graphic narrative shape contemporary debates about identity and culture? What new knowledge can…
"Always Coming Home: Relations of Repair in the Digital Humanities" Monday, October 3rd, 2022, 4:00PM-5:30PM Dr. Kimberly Christen MSU Libraries, Green Room, 4th Floor West Digital Humanities, like many scholarly…
Register to Attend! Friday, August 26, 2022Digital Scholarship Lab (Main Library) What is THATCamp? Why THATCamp MSU? Schedule Technology and Communication Additional Information Register to Attend What is THATCamp? THATCamp…
Friday, January 28, 2022 Location: Online Register to attend! THATCamp (which stands for "The Humanities and Technology Camp") is a gathering where the agenda is set by attendees on the…
Summer 2021 Seed Grant Funding Submitted by Jessica Stokes The project Wingin' It: A Material Re-Storying the Ramayana is an attempt to make material and tangible parts of a speculative…
Seed Grant Summer 2021 Report Submitted by Kate Birdsall The Cube The Cube, in its role as the only publishing nexus of its kind at MSU, currently has three distinct…
Summer 2021 Seed Grant Funding Submitted by Christina Boyles Summer 2021 Highlights: Hosting 2 workshops to train students and community partners on best practices for collaboration, collection, and technology.Developing customized…
Thursday, August 26, 2021 Location: Online, plus an optional in-person social at the end of the day Register to attend! (Register by Sunday, August 22, 2021) THATCamp (which stands for…
Justin Wigard received the Graduate Certificate in Fall 2020. While at MSU, he has worked on DH projects related to comics, games, and literature. Two prominent projects include creating an Open Educational Resource and organizing an international Wikidata editing event, both which lower barriers of access to the MSU Comic Arts Collection. His primary Digital Humanities project is his dissertation, titled Level 101: A Video Game About Video Games, a playable video game that he wrote, coded, and programmed to teach players about video game history, design, and theory.