Affiliate Faculty
Scholars from a variety of colleges across the University of Utah campus are engaged in digital humanities projects. This list of faculty on campus involved in digital humanities work is not comprehensive but communicates the scope of DH work across the U.
Elizabeth Callaway
Assistant Professor, Dept. of English
Subject Area: Environmental Humanities, Science Fiction Studies
Method of Interest: Text Mining, Topic Modeling
Robert Gehl
Associate Professor, Dept. of Communication
Subject Area: Technology and Culture, Software Studies
Method of Interest: Digital Ethnography & Critical Reverse Engineering
Seth Keeton
Assistant Professor, School Of Music
Digital Humanities Highlight: SongHelix
Subject Area: Music, Vocal Pedagogy
Method of Interest: Databases, Crowdsourcing
Jeremy Myntti
Assistant Librarian, Marriott Library
Subject Area: Controlled Vocabularies, Digital Libraries
Method of Interest: Metadata, Linked Data, Digital Archiving, Transcription
W. Paul Reeve
Professor, Dept. of History
Digital Humanities Highlight: Century of Black Mormons
Subject Area: Mormon History, Utah History, American History
Method of Interest: Databases, Data Collection
Lisa Swanstrom
Associate Professor, Dept. of English
Subject Area: Environmental Humanities, Science Fiction Studies
Method of Interest: Data Visualization, Natural Language Processing
Alana Wolf-Johnson
Assistant Librarian, Marriott Library
Subject Area: Sound Studies, Spatial Humanities, American Art
Method of Interest: Mapping, Quantification
Katharine Coles
Distinguished Professor, Dept. of English
Digital Humanities Highlight: Poemage
Subject Area: Creative Writing, Poetry
Method of Interest: Information Visualization
Avery E. Holton
Associate Professor, Dept. of Communication
Subject Area: Journalism, Health Communication
Method of Interest: Webscraping, Data Collection
Allie McCormack
Assistant Librarian, Marriott Library
Paisley Rekdal
Professor, Dept. of English
Digital Humanities Highlight: Mapping Salt Lake City
Subject Area: Poetry, Creative Writing
Method of Interest: Mapping, Crowdsourcing
Sarah E. S. Sinwell
Assistant Professor, Dept. of Film & Media Arts
Subject Area: Film & Media Studies, Gender & Sexuality Studies
Rachel Wittman
Assistant Librarian, Marriott Library