Digital Humanities
The Digital Humanities (DH) minor provides students with an interdisciplinary program of inquiry that merges computational thinking and information technology with the humanities. By engaging computing and humanities skills, the program seeks to empower students to be technologically capable, bringing diverse sets of methodologies and perspectives to the study and communication of human culture and production. The minor also helps students to think critically about digital tools that are so ubiquitous they have become invisible. One primary goal is to cultivate thoughtful and bold practitioners.
For more information contact:
Winter Jade Werner, co-coordinator
Mark D. LeBlanc, co-coordinator
Programs
Faculty
Michael B. Gousie
Professor of Computer Science
Patrick Johnson
Associate Professor of Filmmaking
Lisa Lebduska
Professor of English, Director of College Writing
Mark D. LeBlanc
Professor of Computer Science
Domingo Ledezma
Associate Professor of Hispanic Studies
Kim Miller
Jane Oxford Keiter '64 Professor of Women's & Gender Studies and History of Art; Women's & Gender Studies Program Coordinator; Peace & Social Justice Studies Coordinator
Leah Niederstadt
Associate Professor of Museum Studies, History of Art; Curator of the Permanent Collection
Kent Shaw
Assistant Professor of English
Josh Stenger
Associate Professor of Film Studies and English; Hannah Goldberg Chair in Teaching Innovation; Founding Coordinator, Film and New Media Studies
Kathryn Tomasek
Professor of History
Winter Jade Werner
Assistant Professor of English