EMDA2017 Visiting Faculty

During "EMDA 2017," the scholars listed below will present their views and demonstrate practical applications of tools and approaches digital humanities:

Mark Algee-Hewitt, Assistant Professor of English, Stanford University

Ruth Ahnert, Lecturer in Renaissance Studies, Queen Mary University of London

Sebastian Ahnert, Royal Society University Research Fellow, Cambridge

Anupam Basu, Assistant Professor of English, Washington University in St. Louis

Jean Bauer, Associate Director of The Center for Digital Humanities, Princeton University

Bill Bowen, Chair of the Department of Arts, Culture and Media, University of Toronto Scarborough

Mattie Burkert, Assistant Professor of English, Utah State University

Nicole Coleman, Academic Technology Specialist at the Humanities Center, Stanford University

Marie-Louise Coolahan, Professor of English, National University of Ireland-Galway

Dan Edelstein, Professor of French and Italian, Stanford University

Blaine Greteman, Associate Professor of English, University of Iowa

Ryan Heuser, PhD Student of English, Stanford University

Jonathan Hope, Professor of English, University of Strathclyde Glasgow

Howard Hotson, Professor of Early Modern Intellectual History, St. Anne's College, Oxford University

Ellen MacKay, Associate Professor of English, Indiana University

Laura Mandell, Director of the Initiative for Digital Humanities, Media and Culture (IDHMC), Texas A&M University

Isabel Meirelles, Professor of Design, OCAD University, Toronto

Jessica Otis, Early Modern Data Curation Fellow, Carnegie Mellon University

Daniel Powell, Marie Skłowdowska-Curie Fellow, King’s College London

Maximilian Schich, Associate Professor of Arts and Technology, University of Texas-Dallas

Daniel Shore, Associate Professor of English, Georgetown University

Scott Weingart, Digital Humanities Specialist, Carnegie Mellon University

Christopher Warren, Associate Professor of English, Carnegie Mellon University

Claude Willan, Postdoctoral Researcher at The Center for Digital Humanities, Princeton University

Michael Witmore, Director, Folger Shakespeare Library