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Congratulations message for a post-doctoral fellowship. Image of a woman with glasses and long hair, smiling in front of a brick wall. Text: "Dr. Kaylee Alexander, American Council of Learned Societies (ACLS) Post-Doctoral Fellow" with "DIGITAL MATTERS" below.

Digital Matters Fall 2022 ACLS Post-Doctoral Fellow Announcement

19 July, 2022

Congratulations announcement for Eliza McKinney from the Department of History, featuring a portrait with lime green hair, part of the Digital Matters Graduate Residency Fellowship.

Digital Matters Fall 2022 Graduate Fellow Announcement

26 April, 2022

DM Fall 2021 Graduate Student Awardee

06 May, 2021

A course description titled 'About This Class' discusses an Introduction to Digital Culture Studies. It emphasizes learning digital tools, critical vocabularies, experimentation, and the historical context of digital technology.

Introduction to Digital Culture Studies (HUM 2010) with Dr. Elizabeth Swanstrom, Spring 2021

17 November, 2020

Digital Matters Graduate Awardees banner featuring two portraits. Left: A person with short dark hair and glasses labeled as a Graduate Fellow in English. Right: A person with long dark hair labeled as a Graduate Student Grant recipient in Teaching-Fine Arts.

DM Spring 2021 Graduate Student Awardees

28 October, 2020

Digital Matters and American West Center Graduate Fellow John Flynn, Department of History

DM & American West Center Graduate Fellow, Fall 2020 – Spring 20-21

17 August, 2020

DM Spring 2020 Graduate Fellow

09 December, 2019

Workshop – Privacy in the Digital Age: Managing Personal Space in a Sea of Information

What does “privacy” mean in the Digital Age? Does it exist or is it a myth, constructed by those who profess to protect and store it? This workshop addresses questions concerning digital privacy, access, accessibility, and authority and teaches users practical tools applied in the digital...

11 January, 2019