Alumni

This page shows the alumni of the Digital Humanities Scholars Residency (known from 2012-2024 as 'Digital Humanities Graduate Fellows Program'), which is now in its twelth year

Cohort	Name	Department	project
2022/23	Sinead Brennan-McMahon	Classics	Sexual slang in the Latin language
2022/23	Taranee Cao	East Asian Languages and Cultures	Examining Linguistic Politeness: Evidence from Discourse
2022/23	Kimberly Connor	Anthropology	From Emigrant to Settler: Food in 19th Century Institutions of Immigration
2022/23	Serena Crosson	Classics & Archaeology	Looking-through-labor in Pompeian Wall Paintings
2022/23	Valentina Dal Cin	CESTA Postdoc	Applying for a Job in Early 19th-Century Europe
2022/23	Chloé Brault MacKinnon	Comparative Literature	Belatedly Cancelled: White N-words of America in the Press
2022/23	James Macksoud	Classics	Assessing the Diffusion and Isomorphism of Organizational Forms and Operations among Ancient Roman Associations
2022/23	Sierra Nota	History	The Many Lives of Mezhyhirya: Political and Property Regime in Ukraine, 1786-2014
2022/23	Umit Ozturk	Classics	Social Lives of Fiscal Institutions in the Eastern Mediterranean (6th-2nd centuries BCE)
2022/23	Sunil (Sunny) Persad	Religious Studies	A Late Ancient Biography of Bones
2022/23	Merve Tekgürler	History	Ottoman Court Histories in the Long Eighteenth-Century
2021/22	Brandon Bark	Classics	Style and Language Amid the Fragments of Archaic Latin Literature
2021/22	Hank Gerba	Art and Art History	Complex Subjects
2021/22	Annie Lamar	Classics	Foundations for the Alpheios Research Lab
2021/22	Aleksandra Zuzanna Leniarska	English	Return to Realism? Comparing 19th- and 21st-Century Novel Forms
2021/22	Andrew Nelson	East Asian Languages and Cultures	Imperial Vocabulary: Public Political Discourse of Trans-Pacific Japan, 1868-1912
2021/22	James Parkhouse	English/CESTA	Statistical Analysis of Alliterative Collocations in Old Norse Eddic Poetry
2021/22	Valentina Ramia	Anthropology	Fear in the Archive: A Digital Analysis of Ethnographic Concepts in Immigration Judges' Decisions
2021/22	Dewei Shen	Center for East Asian Studies	A Different Kind of Chinese Empire: The City Networks of Chu (c. 350 – c. 100 BCE)
2021/22	Carmen Thong	English	Encoding the Postcolonial in Place
2021/22	Iris Zhang	Sociology	Using Maps and Spatial Data to Investigate Neighborhood Change
2020/21	Annika Butler-Wall	Modern Thought and Literature	Gender and Labor in the Digital Age
2020/21	Dean Chahim	Anthropology	Draining the Infinite Metropolis: Engineering and the Banality of Disaster in Mexico City
2020/21	Dharshani Lakmali Jayasinghe	Comparative Literature	Towards Legal but Humane Border-Crossings: A Literary and Filmic Engagement with Visa Law and Policy
2020/21	Amy Johnson	Sociology	Mental Health, Social Media, and Cultural Change
2020/21	Maciej Kurzynski	East Asian Literatures and Cultures	Negotiating the Nation-State: Affects and Vocabularies in the Literature of the People’s Republic of China
2020/21	Charlotte Lindemann	English	Unreliable Dialogue: Speech Patterns in Nineteenth Century American Fiction
2020/21	Stefania Manfio	Anthropology	The Archeology of the Slavery in Mauritius through the Lens of Maritime Archaeology: an Investigation of the Coureur Shipwreck (1821)
2020/21	Laura Menéndez Gorina	Iberian and Latin American Cultures	Building a Home: Narratives of Houses and Ruins from Barcelona and Havana
2020/21	Anna Mukamal	English	The Therapeutic Encounter
2020/21	Benjamin Ory	Music	The Origins of the Sixteenth-Century Imitation Generation and Its Twentieth-Century "Recovery"
2020/21	Victoria Zurita	Comparative Literature	Insurgent Aestheticisms: Fashioning Individuals and Communities in fin-de-siècle France and Spanish America
2019/20	Alexandria Brown-Hejazi	Art and Art History	Seta da Mare: The Flow of Silk Between Italy and Safavid Iran
2019/20	Amanda Gaggioli	Classics	A Spatial and Temporal Database of Ancient Mediterranean and Near Eastern Earthquakes c.1200 BCE to 1000 CE
2019/20	Yahui He	East Asian Literatures and Cultures	From Micro to Macro: Mapping Starch Grain Data in Ancient China
2019/20	Yunxin Li	History	Social Networks Among the Upper Elites of the Han Empire
2019/20	Nika Mavrody	English	Figuring Gendered Creatures
2019/20	Hannah Mieczkowski	Communication	AI-Mediated Communication: Effects on Language Production and Person Perception
2019/20	Nichole Nomura	English	What is Hard Science Fiction? A Database Approach to Genre Definitions
2019/20	Anna Toledano	History	Transkribus and 18th-Century Spanish Natural History Texts: Training a New Handwriting-Recognition Model
2018/19	Jean Abbott	English	Naming and Un-naming in Old English Literature
2018/19	Grace Erny	Classics	Inequality in Historical Perspective: Social Differentiation and Economic Relationships in Iron Age Crete
2018/19	Melissa Hosek	East Asian Literatures and Cultures	Critical Reflections of Ourselves: Aesthetics and the Non-Human in Chinese Science Fiction
2018/19	Tony Marks-Block	Anthropology	The Socio-Ecological Effects of Prescribed Cultural Fire by Karuk and Yurok Indians in Northwest California
2018/19	Rachel Midura	History	Reading the Mail: The Culture of the Post in Northern Italy, 1530-1730
2018/19	Peter (Chenye) Shi	Classics	Dissidents on the Nile: Environment, Fiscal Regime, and Currency in Byzantine Egypt
2018/19	Rebecca Wall	History	The Pan-African River: Transnational Senegal River Management Organizations, 1920-2000
2018/19	Duygu Yildirim	History	Familiar Difference: Science, Faith and Empathy in The Early Modern Mediterranean
2017/18	Alessandra Celati	History	Understanding Social Networks Historically: Research Perspectives and Methodological Challenges in One Early Modern Case Study
2017/18	Kaiping Chen	Communication	Can the Mass Public Deliberate in a (Semi-)Authoritarian Regime? Evidence from the Macau Deliberative Poll
2017/18	Mackenzie Cooley	History	Natural Things \| Ad Fontes Naturae
2017/18	Dillon Gisch	Classics	Against Type? The Matter of Replication in Roman Images of Venus Unclothed
2017/18	Eun Seo Jo	History	Diplomatic History by Data
2017/18	Corey Johnson	Modern Thought and Literature	Cliometrics of Violence: Creating an Immersive History on the WWII Incarceration of Japanese Americans
2017/18	Alexander Manshel	English	Prizing the Past: Multi-Ethnic History and Literary Prestige, 1950-2018
2017/18	Xiao Rao	East Asian Literatures and Cultures	Laughter and the Construction of Religious Lineages in Chan (Zen) Buddhist Transmission Records
2017/18	Mae Velloso-Lyons	Comparative Literature	Feeling, Differently: Text Mining Thirteenth-Century Fiction
2016/17	Leonardo Brandao Barleta	History	Interiorizing Atlantic Networks: Mobility, Information and Trade in Colonial Brazil during its Territorial Expansion
2016/17	Daniel Bush	Slavic Languages and Literatures	Doomed to Great Deeds: Soviet and Russian Literature and the Second World War
2016/17	Marguerite De Loney	Anthropology	Cartographies of Belonging: Decolonial Explorations into the Making of Place with the Community of Portobelo, Panama
2016/17	Kellen Hoxworth	Theater and Performance Studies	Transoceanic Blackface, Imperial Whiteness: Performing "Race" in the Global Nineteenth Century
2016/17	Christine Larson	Communication	Writing the Romance: Precarity, Solidarity and the Ethics of Care in E-Books and Digital Self-Publishing
2016/17	Sangyop Lee	Religious Studies	Lushan Huiyuan and the Emergence of Buddhism in China
2016/17	Jonathan Quick	English	Teaching and Learning in Anglo-Saxon England
2015/16	Laura Cassidy (Rogers) Eliasieh	Modern Thought and Literature	Navigating the Archive of Helen and Newton Harrison
2015/16	Vladimir Hamed-Troyansky	History	Chechen Refugees Between the Ottoman and Russian Empires, 1866-1871
2015/16	Anja Krieger	Classics	People, Ships, and the Sea: Seafaring in the Eastern Mediterranean, c. 1600 BCE to c. 50 BCE
2015/16	George Philip LeBourdais	Art and Art History	An Aesthetics of Ice: William Bradford's Arctic Regions
2015/16	Jens Pohlmann	German Studies	Mapping the German Cultural Sphere – A Digital Network Analysis of Siegfried Unseld’s Travel Notes
2015/16	Stephen Sansom	History	The Poetics of Style in the Shield of Heracles: Speech, Ekphrasis, and Sound
2015/16	David Stentiford	Modern Thought and Literature	Charting the Discursive Envelopes of the Anthropogenic
2013/14	Jacqueline Arthur-Montagne	Classics	Text Networks in the Early Roman Empire
2013/14	Guillaume Beaudin	History	A Conquista Espiritual
2013/14	Patrick Bergemann	Sociology	A General Theory of Denunciation
2013/14	David Driscoll	Classics	Mapping the Movement of Lyric Poets in the Archaic and Classical Greek World
2013/14	Luke Parker	Slavic Languages and Literatures	The Literary Life of the Russian Emigration, 1918-1940
2013/14	Bronwen Tate	Comparative Literature	Critical Traffic: A Literary Use Map
2013/14	Molly Taylor-Poleskey	History	Food Consumption at the Court of Friedrich Wilhelm
2013/14	Jonathan Weiland	Classics	Complexity of Interactions in the Classical Roman Period
2013/14	Hans (Johannes) Wietzke	Classics	What Was an Author?
2012/13	Marcelo Aranda	History	An Intellectual Map of Science in the Spanish Empire, 1600-1810
2012/13	Maria Comsa	French and Italian	French 18th-Century Society Theater
2012/13	Nicole DeBenedictis	French and Italian	17th-Century Italian Academies
2012/13	Hannah Marcus	History	Correspondence of Galileo Galilei
2012/13	Claude Willan	English	John Locke's Correspondence Network