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Research Highlight: Stacey Camp & Ethan Watrall- Internment Archaeology Digital Archive
The Internment Archaeology Digital Archive (IADA) project is a digital platform and website dedicated to sharing the stories of Japanese Americans who were incarcerated and interned during World War II in Idaho.
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Project: Citing Slavery
The legal profession must confront its role in slavery. Acknowledging and discussing the modern citation of slave cases is a first step.
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Fall 2023 Social Hours
Digital Humanities is holding social hours several times this semester for Faculty, Staff, and Students. Bring your lunch or just stop in to say hi! We’ll be focusing on different audiences on different days. We may include some additional treats! All social hours will happen in Project Room J of the Digital Scholarship Lab in
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Fall 2023 Research Showcase
Digital Humanities Research Showcase Thursday, October 19 12:00-2:00pm Main Library, Green Room (4th Floor West) Join the MSU Digital Humanities Program for our inaugural DH Research Showcase, where recipients of DH summer funding and faculty/staff and students will discuss their projects in process. Join us for a wonderful day of DH projects! The interdisciplinary field
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Distinguished Lecture: Suzanne Churchill
Watch Dr. Churchill’s lecture here: Join us for the 2023 Distinguished Lecture by Dr. Suzanne Churchill in the Green Room of the MSU Main Library (4th Floor, West) on Thursday, November 16th, 4:00-5:30pm. “THE future is limitless”: Mina Loy as a Model for Inclusive DH Designs Dr. Churchill will showcase a series of projects that
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THATCamp – August 2023
Register to Attend! Thursday, August 24, 2023Digital Scholarship Lab (Main Library) What is THATCamp? Why THATCamp MSU? Schedule Technology and Communication Additional Information Contact Us Register to Attend What is THATCamp? THATCamp (which stands for “The Humanities and Technology Camp”) is a gathering where the agenda is set by attendees on the day of the
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Project Highlight: Humanities Commons
Humanities Commons is an open, not-for-profit social and professional network and knowledge exchange environment for scholars, researchers, and practitioners across the humanities and around the world.
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Project Highlight: The Current
The Current is a unique publication that allows students to participate in every aspect of creating a printed magazine, from writing to editing and design.
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Distinguished Lecture: Jacqueline D. Wernimont
Headshot of Jacqueline D. Wernimont wearing a blak blazer, purple and pink shirt, and long straight red/orange hair and slightly horned-rim glasses. Looking slightly up in front of a grey painted brick wall.
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Teaching Highlight: Language and Cultures and LEADR
Students learned about the ethics of data collection, survey design basics, and how to analyze survey results. The hands-on workshops used two free tools, Google Forms and Voyant, to collect and visualize survey data.