“Seed and Nourish: Digital Humanities at USD” Award: Dr. Austin Choi-Fitzpatrick, Associate Professor of Political Sociology Congratulations to Dr. Austin Choi-Fitzpatrick, the latest recipient of the “Seed and Nourish: Digital Humanities at USD” award for his project “Art Builds: New Art in Mixed Worlds,” Continue reading
You may want to take some time to explore this newly released curated list of resources from Project MUSE that looks at the history and theory behind digital humanities, traces its course through to the present, and charts the range of Continue reading
Inaugural “Seed and Nourish: Digital Humanities at USD” Award: Dr. Emilie Amrein, Associate Professor of Music Congratulations to Dr. Emilie Amrein, recipient of the inaugural “Seed and Nourish: Digital Humanities at USD” award for her project “The Choral Commons,” a virtual Continue reading
Seed & Nourish: Digital Humanities (DH) is a stipend program designed to nurture new and emerging Digital Humanities projects at the University of San Diego. Funded by the Humanities Center, the program provides a limited number of $1000 awards to Continue reading
By Elisa Maldonado Greene, Director, Office of Undergraduate Research To prevent the spread of COVID-19, the Office of Undergraduate Research (OUR) decided to move the Creative Collaborations Undergraduate Research Conference to a virtual platform. Virtual Creative Collaborations took place from Continue reading
Very timely — Here’s a new openly accessible ebook from UMass Amherst about teaching with digital tools and apps! Enjoy! Teaching with Digital Tools and Apps A student-teacher-staff collaboration by the Teaching & Learning with Technology course in the UMass Continue reading
This post is part of a series featuring faculty members’ reflections on how have their teaching and research methods have changed in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. Below, we hear from Harriet Baber, Philosophy Professor: “I’ve been experimenting with various Continue reading
This post is part of a series featuring faculty members’ reflections on how have their teaching and research methods have changed in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. Below, we hear from Ann Mayo, Professor and Nursing Researcher: “The COVID-19 Continue reading
Welcome to the Community for Digital Scholarship and Pedagogy’s (Comm-DSP) new blog! This blog is designed to highlight news, projects, and other activities of the Comm-DSP. You can find out more about the group on our About page, see our Continue reading
