Teaching Highlight: ISS 210 Course on Social Movements
This semester, Emily Joan Elliott’s ISS 210 course on social movements is partnering with Lab for Education in and Advancement of Digital Research (LEADR), run by Gillian MacDonald. Over the…
This semester, Emily Joan Elliott’s ISS 210 course on social movements is partnering with Lab for Education in and Advancement of Digital Research (LEADR), run by Gillian MacDonald. Over the…
Taught by Jeff Kurre, a professor in Writing, Rhetoric and Cultures, this class also incorporates aspects of Digital Humanities. The concepts that define "computational thinking" have been around for ages…
Seed Grant Summer 2024 Report Ashley Cerku Background Downtown Main Street. A few images may come to mind, but that image is different for everyone because we all have various…
Inspired by the stories of her extended family in Anchorage, Alaska, Crystal VanKooten at Michigan State University, documented the lives of three Alaskan nurses; Jacqueline Greenman, Anna Belle Engbers, and…
Personal website: https://wiredhistory.com/ Twitter/X: @danfandino Bluesky: danfandino.bsky.social About Daniel Daniel Fandino is a historian of the United States and Japan with a specialization in Digital History, and a PhD candidate…
Seed Grant Summer 2024 Report Taylor Elyse Mills and Gregory Rogel Background With the overturn of Roe v. Wade and current, continued reports of forced sterilization of immigrant women in…
Seed Grant Summer 2024 Report Gillian MacDonald and Morgan Fox Background Inspired by more recent developments in the field of network science and early modern studies, Networking is a nascent…
Seed Grant Summer 2024 Report Aubree Marshall Project Background Food plays a complex role in our daily lives. In addition to providing us with the nutrition we need to nourish…
Thursday, November 14th 12:00-2:00pm Main Library, Digital Scholarship Lab, Flex Space (2nd Floor, West) Join the MSU Digital Humanities Program for our second annual DH Research Showcase in the MSU…
Analysis of 19th-century guidebooks reveals how public understanding of Stratford's monuments has evolved, demonstrating the subjective nature of the town's relationship with Shakespeare.