• Alumni Highlight: Kendyl Lemahieu

    When Kendyl looks back on her career path, one thing particularly stands out: her work has always been about connecting with people. Now, as an E-Commerce Marketing Manager at Baker Publishing Group, she gets to do that every day by helping readers discover and engage with Baker Book House online. Whether she’s launching something new

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  • Margaux Malek Smith Alumni Highlight

    Margaux Malek Smith currently works as a Teaching Assistant in Normandy, France, participating in the TAPIF program. Her path to this role was shaped by her experiences in Digital Humanities (DH) at MSU, which connected to her discipline in unexpected ways. Initially, she considered studying abroad with a friend who had joined a program, but

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    Alumni Highlight: Michael Griffin

    Finding Purpose Through Digital Humanities at MSU For Michael, Michigan State University became a place not of certainty, but of discovery. He started college as a Chemical Engineering major, but it didn’t take long for him to realize that engineering wasn’t where he saw himself long term. What did stick, though, were the moments spent

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    Alumni Highlight: Taylor Hughes-Barrow

    From MSU to Northwestern: A Journey Shaped by Digital Humanities When Taylor Hughes-Barrow arrived at MSU, she never expected all the opportunities that would come her way. Taylor has always been passionate about education reform, but she was not sure which direction she wanted to take towards that path.  She switched her course of study

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    Alumni Highlight Miranda Madro

    The following piece was originally created for the DH@MSU Newsletter and was featured in the January 23, 2023 issue. Subscribe to the Newsletter here. Alumni Highlight: Miranda Madro What is your current role/responsibilities in your job? I am an Adult Services Librarian at a public library in Virginia. Public libraries act as free community centers with a

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