PROJECTS

NEH Faculty Fellows Projects

These ongoing projects were originated by digital humanities fellows in 2022-2023, sponsored by a National Endowment for the Humanities American Rescue Plan grant.

Meta Fuller studio

The Meta Vaux Warrick Fuller Database

A catalogue raisonné of the influential Harlem Renaissance sculptor and Framingham resident Meta Fuller, directed by Dr. Erika Schneider.

Photograph of an old bookstore

American Book Publishers: 1865-1920

A resource and finding aid for U.S. literary publishing in an era of reconstruction, industrialization, and modernization, directed by Lucas Dietrich.

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African Art Teaching Collection images

Framingham State African Art and Teaching Collection

A collection for students to explore African arts, religions, philosophies, and cultures through ritually and socially significant objects, directed by Dr. Yumi Park Huntington.

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Globalizing U.S. History map

Globalizing U.S. History

A website dedicated to helping teachers develop students’ global mindsets, directed by Dr. Craig Perrier.

FSU Faculty Projects

These projects include robust and longstanding websites directed by Framingham State University faculty.

Collage of modern poets

The Modern American Poetry Site

The longstanding scholarly and pedagogical resource on modern and contemporary poetry, directed by Dr. Bartholomew Brinkman.

Landing page of the Kit Marlowe Project

The Kit Marlowe Project

A student-driven website focused on Christopher Marlowe in his literary and cultural context, directed by Dr. Kristen Abbott Bennett.

Drawing of Suffragettes

Framingham State Bibliographical Teaching Collection

A website overviewing Framingham State University’s Bibliographical Teaching Collection, directed by Dr. Bartholomew Brinkman.

Student Projects

These projects are created by students as capstone projects in FSU’s Interdisciplinary Minor in Digital Humanities, as well as in digital humanities courses–often in conjunction with community partners. Note: some projects are only accessible to the FSU community.

Map of Massachusetts Urban Legends

Modern Urban Legends of Massachusetts

A student capstone project tracing modern urban legends across Massachusetts, directed by Riley Cormier.

Word cloud and images from The Gatepost

The Gatepost, 1932-1951

A class project examining the first twenty years of Framingham State University’s student newspaper, The Gatepost.

Nan Tull artwork images

Nan Tull: Sensuous Wisdom, 1984-2009

A student project in collaboration with the Danforth Art Museum on Nan Tull’s paintings and drawings.

Photograph of May Hall and journal of Mary Miles Bibb

Framingham State Early Journals Project

A class project focused on Framingham State University’s early journals.

Photograph of Nipmuc fishing weights

The History of Immigration into Framingham

A class project in conjunction with the Framingham History Center focused on the history of immigration in Framingham.

Photograph of May Hall and journal of Mary Miles Bibb

Jewish Immigration into Framingham

A class project in conjunction with the Framingham History Center focused on the history of Jewish immigration in Framingham.

Photograph of commemoration plaque

The Nipmuc Tribe and the Connection to Framingham

A class project in conjunction with the Framingham History Center focused on the history of the Nipmuc tribe.

Photograph of May Hall and journal of Mary Miles Bibb

Saxonville Walkthrough

A class project in conjunction with the Framingham History Center focused on the history of Framingham’s historic Saxonville neighborhood.

Photograph of May Hall and journal of Mary Miles Bibb

Outstanding Framingham State Alumni

A class project exhibiting accomplishments of Framingham State’s outstanding alumni.

Photograph of Larned Hall and campus map

Buildings of Framingham State

A class project focused on the history of Framingham State buildings.

Map and artwork

Art of Framingham State

A class project on public artwork on display on the Framingham State campus.