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Program Description

Students completing a minor in Digital and Public Humanities discover, explore, and experiment, in the process developing critical research skills that integrate digital methods with scholarship in the humanities. The minor provides opportunities for students to work closely with faculty mentors in emerging research fields and on community-engaged projects. These high-impact, project-based experiences equip students for success in a variety of careers by training them to think creatively about the application of quantitative data analysis methods and digital communication tools to many different types of data.

Student Learning Outcomes

Students graduating from this program will:

• Creatively apply data science methods and digital tools to materials that are not usually thought of as quantitatively analyzable.
• Use digital tools to communicate effectively in a wide range of multimedia environments.
• Apply Digital and Public Humanities skills in a creative project or exhibit.

At least 9 credit hours need to be at the 300-level or above.

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One GECRT-AH course may be applied to the minor program.

Digital and Public Humanities Co-Directors

Diane Mutti Burke; Professor of History; B.A. (Dartmouth College); M.A., Ph.D. (Emory University).

Jeff Rydberg-Cox; Curators' Distinguished Professor of English and Classical and Ancient Studies Program Director; M.A., Ph.D (University of Chicago)

Steering Committee

Virginia Blanton; Curators' Distinguished Professor of English and Medieval and Early Modern Studies Program Director; Ph.D. in English and Graduate Certificate in Medieval Studies (Binghamton University).

Antonio Byrd; Assistant Professor of English; B.S. (Auburn University at Montgomery); M.L.A. (Auburn University at Montgomery; Ph.D. (University of Wisconsin-Madison).

Sandra Enríquez; Assistant Professor of History; Director of Public History emphasis; B.A., M.A. (University of Texas, El Paso); Ph.D. (University of Houston).

Viviana L. Grieco; Professor of History; B.A. (Universidad de Buenos Aires); M.A., Ph.D. (Emory University).

Caitlin M. Horsmon; Associate Professor of Communication Studies; B.A. (Oberlin College); M.A.,M.F.A. (University of Iowa).

Sandy Rodriquez; Associate Dean of Special Collections & Archives, University Libraries.

David Trowbridge; William T. Kemper Associate Research Professor in Digital and Public Humanities; Ph.D. (University of Kansas).

Additional faculty are drawn from across the University.