Experimental Humanities Awarded NEH Grant
EH is excited to announce that we have been awarded a Digital Humanities Advancement Grant (DHAG) from NEH! This grant will support the creation of a solar-powered server to host our extensive archives. Solar-Powering the Humanities: Archiving for the Future emerged out of conversations regarding ways EH might incubate projects that explicitly address the ecological crisis. A collaboration among among faculty and staff in Computer Science, Physics, IT, and the Arts, our designs will be made available so that other institutions can reimagine their archives to be self-sustaining and environmentally responsible. More soon!
Team:
- Krista Caballero (project director), Co-Director of the Center for Experimental Humanities; Artist in Residence
- Valerie Barr (co-PD), Margaret Hamilton Distinguished Professor of Computer Science and Director of the Bard Network Computing Initiative
- Beate Liepert (co-PD), Visiting Professor in Physics and Environmental Studies; Director, Environmental Studies
- Susan Merriam (co-PD), Co-Director of the Center for Experimental Humanities; Associate Professor of Art History and Visual Culture
- Misha Awad, Developer for Digital Arts and Humanities, Center for Experimental Humanities
- Sean Maguire, Systems Administrator, Information Technology
- Anna Hallett Gutierrez, Project Coordinator, Center for Experimental Humanities