Core Faculty - Digital Humanities

The Core Faculty of DH@MSU are comprised of people from across units, disciplines, and job categories who are interested and engaged in Digital Humanities in all its formulations. Find out more about becoming a Core Faculty member with DH@MSU.

Below is a current list of Core Faculty.

Kristin Arola
Kate Birdsall
Christina Boyles
Scout Calvert
Julian Chambliss
Amy DeRogatis
Max Evjen
Kathleen Fitzpatrick
Jon Frey
Lyn Goeringer
Matt Handelman
Eric Hood
Bill Hart-Davidson
Devin Higgins
Zachary Kaiser
Megan Kudzia
Sharon Leon

Kristen Mapes
Alice Lynn McMichael
Ellen Moll
Terence O’Neill
Andy Petersen
Natalie Phillips
Liza Potts
Malea Powell
Sean Pue
Stephen Rachman
Dean Rehberger
Jackie Rhodes
Michael Rodriguez
Scott Schopieray
Kuhu Tanvir
Amanda Tickner
Kate Topham
Ethan Watrall

A. Sean Pue

Associate Professor

Alice Lynn McMichael

Director, LEADR

Amy DeRogatis

Professor of Religion & American Culture

Andy Petersen

Digital Scholarship Librarian

Bill Hart-Davidson

Associate Dean for Graduate Education

Christina Boyles

Assistant Professor

Dean Rehberger

Director of Matrix; Associate Professor

Devin Higgins

Digital Library Programmer

Ellen Moll

Curriculum Development and Teaching Specialist

Eric Hood

Assistant Professor

Ethan Watrall

Assistant Professor, Associate Director, Director

Jon Frey

Associate Professor

Julian sitting at a table with arms crossed, smiling, with books in the background

Julian C. Chambliss

Professor of English

Kate Birdsall

Director, The Cube (Publishing - Process - Praxis) and Assistant Professor of Writing, Rhetoric, & American Cultures

Kate Topham

Digital Humanities Archivist

Kathleen Fitzpatrick

Director of Digital Humanities and Professor of English

Kristen Mapes

Assistant Director of Digital Humanities

Liza Potts

Professor / Director of WIDE Research

Malea Powell

Lead Researcher, Digital Publishing Lab (WRAC)

Matthew Handelman

Assistant Professor

Max Evjen

Assistant Professor of Practice/DH Coordinator

Megan Kudzia

Digital Scholarship Librarian

Natalie Phillips

Associate Professor, Director, Digital Humanities and Literary Cognition Lab

Scout Calvert

Data Librarian

Sharon Leon

Associate Professor of Digital History

Stephen Rachman

Associate Professor of English

Terence O’Neill

Head, Digital Scholarship and Makerspace Services

Zach Kaiser

Assistant Professor of Graphic Design and Experience Architecture

	February 2021
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1 Writing Your Data Management Plan Writing Your Data Management Plan February 1, 2021 1:30 pm - 3:00 pm Zoom Most grant applications now require a data management plan (DMP) that describes measures that investigators will take to manage and protect research data during a project, and how they will proactively share data at the end of a project. But DMP requirements are not always easy to understand and apply to a project. This workshop will help make sense of DMPs, survey the data management plan requirements of major funders, show how to use DMPTool, and give participants a jumpstart on writing their next data management plan. This workshop builds on Crash Course in Research Data Management, but is not required for attendance. Link to register: https://bookings.lib.msu.edu/event/7370305 See more details •	2	3	4	5 Make a color shaded map in QGIS Make a color shaded map in QGIS February 5, 2021 4:00 pm - 5:00 pm Zoom Learn the basics of QGIS, the free open source geospatial software—this workshop will demonstrate how to make a choropleth (color shaded) map and place graduated symbols representing data on it, load shape-files and .csv table files into QGIS, join data to spatial information and edit features. Link to register: https://bookings.lib.msu.edu/event/7380369 See more details •	6	7
8 Prepare Your Data For Upload to a General Repository Prepare Your Data For Upload to a General Repository February 8, 2021 1:30 pm - 3:00 pm Zoom Sharing your research data is a crucial step in the lifecycle of your project. Funders expect it, it’s good for your scholarly reputation, and it promotes transparency and reproducibility. But how can you share your data effectively? This workshop surveys the features of general self-service repositories, explains the requirements for data preparation, and equips participants to prepare and package their data to get the most benefit from their effort. This workshop is open to everyone but will emphasize research data management issues in the university context. Link to register: https://bookings.lib.msu.edu/event/7370318 See more details •	9	10	11	12 Prepare Now to Survive Your Personal Digital Dark Age Prepare Now to Survive Your Personal Digital Dark Age February 12, 2021 10:00 am - 11:30 am Zoom Celebrate Love Data Week and make a plan to protect your personal digital data. All digital files are vulnerable to decay and loss. Sometimes a hard drive fails or a file becomes corrupted. But we can also lose files due to bad data management habits, obsolete technology, or, paradoxically, because we have too many copies and too many storage options. It is easy to overlook the digital photos, documents, and other files we create in daily life, in our personal research, and in our citizen science and historian scholarship. This workshop helps participants identify their most valuable computer files and create a plan for backup, self-curation, and preservation. Side effects may include improved ability to find and share files, and more restful sleep at night. Link to register: https://bookings.lib.msu.edu/event/7370337 See more details •	13	14
15 Qualtrics Workshop Qualtrics Workshop February 15, 2021 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm Zoom (Registration Required) This workshop provides an overview of Qualtrics, a cloud-based survey software. Topics covered include basic and advanced features, survey design, communication, distribution, data analysis, and reporting. Intended audience includes anyone interested in using Qualtrics to create surveys or online forms. A presentation & demonstration will comprise the first 1.5-2 hours; instructors will be available for questions on individual surveys until the end of the session. Registration closes 15 minutes before the start of the workshop. Registration Link: https://bookings.lib.msu.edu/event/7332949 See more details •	16	17	18	19 SSDA Special Workshop: Scripting Automation for Large Amazon Mechanical Turk Surveys - A Technical Research Discussion SSDA Special Workshop: Scripting Automation for Large Amazon Mechanical Turk Surveys - A Technical Research Discussion February 19, 2021 3:00 pm - 4:00 pm Zoom This is not so much a workshop as an overview of how one team developed an automated approach to collect surveys on over 10,000 respondents, with lessons learned and tips and tricks. Some knowledge of Python and Javascript will be helpful, but not necessary. RSVP link: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1vFxlPd-QZjVqesZLgJUApiaqt-Nk5Abfu20TRXxTRJM/viewform?edit_requested=true See more details ESRI StoryMaps ESRI StoryMaps February 19, 2021 4:00 pm - 5:00 pm Zoom ESRI StoryMaps combine narrative text, images and other content with maps allowing for the creation of spatially based narratives for the web. Story Maps are an easy to use powerful tool for presentation of all kinds of information to a public audience. They are great for classroom projects, presentation of research information, and general outreach. This workshop will present an overview of how to use the various forms of the StoryMap application. No prior knowledge of the app or GIS is required. Link to register: https://bookings.lib.msu.edu/event/7380378 See more details • •	20	21
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MSU Global Digital Humanities Symposium @MSUGlobalDH·

26 Feb

We're incredibly excited to announce @ChaoTayiana and @gimenadelr as our keynote speakers for this year's Symposium--check out https://msuglobaldh.org/keynote-speakers/ for more information on their talks, and register at https://msuglobaldh.org/registration/. We hope you can join us! #MSUDH #MSUGlobalDH

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Undergrad Research @UR_at_MSU·

23 Feb

Make research an integral part of your MSU experience! Come learn about the opportunities available for involvement in research in the social sciences at Michigan State tomorrow at 6:30 PM EST. 🤯

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Digital Humanities at MSU @DHatMSU·

15 Feb

Last call for applications to join the DH@MSU Core and Affiliated Faculty. The deadline is tomorrow and you can find more information here: https://digitalhumanities.msu.edu/faculty/

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MSU Excel Network @MSUExcelNetwork·

12 Feb

Only 3 weeks left to apply for the Virtual Career Readiness Awards! Apply today! https://excelnetwork.cal.msu.edu/scholarships/virtual-career-readiness-roadmap-competition/

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