Digital Humanities
Documentaries about history’s biggest mysteries. Multimedia museum exhibits. Interactive educational materials. Just think what you could create when you merge fascinating topics with technology. Digital humanities is a vast and versatile field—and an academic minor with major possibility. This interdisciplinary program can be combined with many areas of study, from art and anthropology to creative writing and computer science. The digital humanities minor gives you the flexibility to match courses with your skills and interests. Choose from options like Computing for Poets, Exhibition Design, and Digital Controversies.
For more information contact:
Winter Jade Werner, co-coordinator
Mark D. LeBlanc, co-coordinator
Program
Faculty
Michael B. Gousie
Professor of Computer Science
Patrick Johnson
Associate Professor of Filmmaking, and of Visual Art Department
Lisa Lebduska
Professor of English, Director of College Writing
Mark D. LeBlanc
Department Chair and Professor of Computer Science
Domingo Ledezma
Associate Professor of Hispanic Studies
Kim Miller
Professor of Women's & Gender Studies and History of Art; Peace & Social Justice Studies Coordinator
Leah Niederstadt
Associate Professor of Museum Studies, History of Art; Curator of the Permanent Collection; Chair, Department of Anthropology
Kent Shaw
Assistant Professor of English
Josh Stenger
Professor and Chair of Film and New Media
Kathryn Tomasek
Professor of History
Winter Jade Werner
Associate Professor of English; Coordinator of Digital Humanities