Fellows & Grantees

This list of past Digital Matters Graduate Fellows and Faculty Grantees shows the variety of disciplines and digital humanities research Digital Matters supports through its fellowship and faculty grantee program. Starting in Fall 2020 Digital Matters introduced two additional programs to support creative work that results in an artistic exhibition or performance. For more information on the four funded programs Digital Matters offers please see the links below.

*NEW* Exhibition & Performance Faculty Grant

*NEW* Exhibition & Performance Graduate Student Grant

Digital Matters Faculty Grant

Digital Matters Graduate Residency Fellowship

Exhibition/Performance Faculty Grantees

Milad Mozari

Asst. Prof., School of Architecture

Fall 2020
Resonance Map

Faculty Grantees

Marnie Powers-Torrey

Associate Librarian, Marriott Library

Fall 2020
Interactive Website to Extend & Sustain Access to Artists’ Books

Todd Samuelson

Assistant Librarian, Marriott Library

Fall 2020
Negative Space: Illustration as Historical Engagement

Aislinn McDougall

Visiting Assistant Professor, Department of English

Spring 2020
Ghosts of Banks Island: Negotiating Sovereignty and Community in Cst. McDougall’s Sachs Harbour R.C.M.P. Detachment, 1953

Carlos Santana

Assistant Professor, Department of Philosophy

Spring 2020
Whose Anthropocene?

Graduate Fellows

Max Schleicher

PhD student in Dept. of English

Fall 2020
Using Stylometry to Analyze Poetry Blurbs and Reviews

Megan Weiss

Graduate student in Dept. of History

Spring 2020
The Utah History Treasure Chest

Jeff Turner

DM / American West Center Graduate Fellow

Fall 2019 – Spring 2020
Native Places