I have been involved in Digital Humanities initiatives in the Philadelphia region, ranging from unconference events to learning groups to individual projects with faculty and students. Take a look below to learn more.

Digital Scholarship Research Institute (DSRI)

At Bryn Mawr College, I joined the Tri-Co Digital Scholarship group and was an organizer for the Digital Scholarship Research Institute (DSRI) in June 2021. The DSRI aims to introduce faculty and staff from Bryn Mawr, Haverford, and Swarthmore Colleges to digital scholarship methods and tools.

Paris sous l’Occupation

I have worked with a Senior Lecturer at Penn in building an interactive digital map in Neatline, now including student-created 360° videos, for her course on Paris during the German Occupation, which lives on the Omeka site, Paris sous l’Occupation.

TEI Collective

In 2014, two Penn Libraries colleagues and I began what we called the “Early Books Collective,” in which we transcribed texts in partnership with the EEBO-TCP project. In 2017, the group transformed into the TEI Collective, as our scope widened to partner with students and faculty learning and transcribing texts using TEI P5.

PhillyDH@Penn

In 2013, I was an organizer for the inaugural PhillyDH@Penn Unconference, which included participants from the Philadelphia region and beyond. In 2014, I assisted in organizing and presenting at the conference.