News and Highlights in a Digital Age
DH@SDSU remembers Angel David Nieves
DH@SDSU is sad to share the news of Angel David Nieves’s passing earlier this month. Angel was hired as Associate Professor of History and Digital Humanities in 2017 and went on to serve as co-director of the DH initiative at SDSU from 2019-2020. DH@SDSU prioritizes...
Meet Our New DH Associate Director
The DH Initiative enthusiastically welcomes our newest DH Associate Director for Fall 2022. Dr. Sureshi Jayawardene will be working on a few major projects in the next two years. The first of which is to bring Digital Humanities to the Africana Studies, American...
Meet the Newest DH Center Student ASsistants
This spring, the DH Center welcomed three new student assistants to the team. They'll be working to develop new tutorials for us focused on Scalar, a tool designed for nonlinear narrative. Learn more at our Teach DH website. Mik Knight Hi! My name is Mik and I am a...
E-Lit Programs Assistant – Updates & Accomplishments
Brent Ameneyro - DH E-Lit Programs Assistant Updating this Blog The Digital Humanities Blog is being updated to include E-Lit resources and updates on my progress as SDSU’s first ever E-Lit Programs Assistant. I hope these humble blog posts will not only serve as a...
Introduction to the World of E-Lit
Brent Ameneyro – DH E-lit Programs Assistant One of the barriers I’ve encountered when introducing E-Lit to traditional writers is navigating the vast (and sometimes intimidating) landscape. To help with this challenge, I have curated a few resources to educate and...
Breaking Ground: A New Role for Electronic Literature at SDSU
Brent Ameneyro - DH E-lit Programs AssistantIt’s no easy task disrupting the rhythm that gets established in an art community much less an institution. Many groups within the modernist movement wrote manifestos as a way of establishing agency, of declaring their...
Our DH Showcase Statement
Honoring our Experience as Rationale for Cancellation The annual Digital Humanities Showcase and Electronic Literature Competition is the culminating moment of DH@SDSU’s academic year. Part celebration of the DH projects faculty and students create in diverse classes...
Meet the DH Center’s New Student Assistants
The DH Center at SDSU Library is thrilled to welcome two new SDSU student assistants to our staff for Spring 2021. Fabrizio and Hannah will be working to develop additional self-paced tool tutorials, adding to our growing collection of tutorials that cover podcasting,...
Spotlight Interview: Brenda Taulbee
Brenda Taulbee graduated with an MFA in Creative Writing (Poetry) from San Diego State University in 2019. She now works at Savvy Agency as the Content Director, where she manages a small team of digital content writers in addition to her own creative production. ...
An Interview with Former DH Assistant, Tina Lumbis
Tina Lumbis graduated with an MFA in Creative Writing from San Diego State University in 2019. She now works in Marketing. Tina was first introduced to Digital Humanities and digital literature through Dr. Jessica Pressman’s coursework. Tina dove into DH and served as...
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