NEWS

FSU’s alumni magazine published an article on digital humanities on campus, focused on faculty and students.

FSU received a $5000 capacity-building grant from the Digital Ethnic Futures Consortium to conduct faculty development workshops focused on teaching ethnic studies through digital annotation and presentation using ThingLink software.

FSU’s Center for Digital Humanities received a $5000 mini-grant to purchase digitizing equipment and to renew our ThingLink image annotation software subscription, positively impacting student learning, faculty development, and community relations.

FSU has received a 2022-2025 National Endowment for the Humanities-Humanities Initiatives grant totaling $146,785 to implement “Investigating Race through Digital Humanities Approaches.” Activities include a year-long faculty institute, a summer program for high school teachers, a series of workshops for local cultural institutions, and an invited lecture series.

FSU has received a 2022-2023 National Endowment for the Humanities-Sustaining the Humanities through the American Rescue Plan grant for $192,306 to implement “Establishing a Digital Humanities Center and Digitizing Special Collections/Archives.” Activities include preserving and digitizing special collections, purchasing center equipment, facilitating faculty digital projects, and overseeing interns.