Digital Humanities @ Drew.
Funded by a grant from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation.
Integrating digital literacy and humanistic inquiry throughout the curriculum
With the support of a grant from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, Drew University has undertaken an important new institutional initiative in the Digital Humanities. Recognizing the potential that emerging digital technologies, methods, and pedagogies have to transform and revitalize teaching and learning in the humanities and across the curriculum, we invite faculty, staff, and students to explore the many opportunities this grant affords by applying for funds, participating in teaching and research projects, and joining the Domains of One’s Own initiative.
The Digital Humanities Summer Institute (DHSI) pairs students with faculty mentors to conduct primary research using digital humanities over the summer. The research groups will meet weekly with each other to report on progress, share challenges and successes, and learn more about DH approaches and projects.
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Faculty are invited to apply for funding to integrate digital projects and tools as well as the Domains of One’s Own initiative into courses in the Summer and Fall of 2021 and in future semesters. Proposals are invited from faculty in all disciplines.
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