This two-year fellowship supports doctoral students in English, History, Philosophy, and Visual and Cultural Studies to acquire digital humanities skills. Funded activities include training in data visualization, archival methods, textual markup, web construction, and digital editing. The program emphasizes interdisciplinary collaboration and prepares students for careers beyond traditional academia.
Eligible applicants are graduate doctoral students from the Departments of English, History, Philosophy, and the Graduate Program in Visual and Cultural Studies. The fellowship targets mid-doctoral students.
