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. For more information on the funded programs Digital Matters offers please see the links below.

Digital Matters Faculty Grant

Digital Matters Graduate Residency Fellowship

2021
2020
2019

Exhibition/Performance Faculty Grantee

Eric Handman

Assoc. Prof., School of Dance

Fall 2021
Nomadic Performance Technologies for Dance-making in the 21st Century

Jaclyn Wright

Asst. Prof., Dept. of Art & Art History

Spring 2021
Marked

Exhibition/Performance Graduate Student Grantee

Danielle Waters

Graduate student in the Master of Arts in Teaching-Fine Arts program

Spring 2021
Youth Activist Art Digital Database

Faculty Grantees

Matthew Basso

Assoc. Professor, Dept. of History & Gender Studies

Fall 2021
Using digital tools to see the World War II home front in a new way

Marnie Powers-Torrey

Assoc. Librarian, Marriott Library

Fall 2021
Opening Artists’ Books: Interactive Website to Extend & Sustain Access to Artists’ Books

Ashley Cordes

Asst. Prof., Dept. of Communication

Spring 2021
Indigenous cryptocurrency:  Finance capital and the digital ghosts of empire

Sarah Sinwell

Asst. Prof., in Film & Media Arts

Spring 2021
Digital Companion to Book Project #Representation Matters:  Mapping Gender, Race, and Sexuality on Twitter

Graduate Fellows

John Flynn

DM / American West Center Graduate Fellow

PhD student in Dept. of History

Fall 2021 – Spring 2022
Native Places Atlas

Trevor Smith

Graduate student in Dept. of Communication

Fall 2021
Algorithmic Content: An Unforeseen Force in Digital Media

John Flynn

DM / American West Center Graduate Fellow

PhD student in Dept. of History

Fall 2020 – Spring 2021
Native Places Atlas

Daniel Uncapher

PhD student in Creative Writing

Spring 2021
Open Wounds