Our Digital Humanities services and programming brings together an interdisciplinary, collaborative community including faculty, academic staff, and students from across campus to explore the digital humanities, investigate ideas for new projects, and contribute to ongoing projects. We provide a community and support to share ideas and skills, and to discover interdisciplinary, collaborative opportunities for researchers at all levels of expertise and interest in the field. Everyone is invited to participate, either by attending talks and workshops, proposing programming and projects, or just chatting about your work and ours.
We look forward to the 2023-24 academic year, and encourage ideas for engaging computational research in the humanities and investigating how digital tools and methods impact teaching, research, and community representation.
Contact Ann Hanlon (hanlon@uwm.edu) to discuss related projects or ideas.
Our Goals
- Provide a concrete orientation to digital humanities methods and applications.
- Engage faculty, staff and students in arts, humanities, and performing arts digital research.
- Encourage experimentation with and application of technology to arts, humanities, and social science research and teaching.
- Pool resources and expertise in order to develop broader expertise among faculty, staff, and students, and develop shared and sustainable scholarship.
- Provide a venue for collaborative development of research projects.
- Foster interdisciplinary approaches to digital research questions.
- Facilitate new research and teaching agendas.
- Conduct research on digital humanities issues and emerging concerns.
- Deepen collaboration across campus.