Digital Humanities @ CSU Consortium

  • Defining Digital Humanities at the CSU

    Defining Digital Humanities at the CSU

    While convening at the first DH@CSU Gathering, conversation topics fluctuated between statewide campus practices and defining the term “community.” Participants gathered around tables in the CSUF Center for Oral and Public History and through a large screen activated by zoom….

  • DH@CSU December Notes + Updates

    DH@CSU December Notes + Updates

    As we near the end of the Fall semester, we are delighted to share our first liaison update with you. This robust newsletter includes notes from the DH@CSU Steering Committee, upcoming funding opportunities and other pertinent information. Please share within…

  • Reflections on Digital Humanities and Ethnic Studies from CSU Stanislaus

    I was first introduced to members of the Digital Humanities at California State University (DH@CSU) Consortium by a colleague at California State University, Stanislaus, who was leaving our department to pursue a Ph.D. Despite having participated in a workshop that…

DH@CSU uses multiple approaches to teaching, learning, research, and practice in Ethnic Studies centering Digital Humanities methodologies as a means of addressing and advancing diversity, equity, inclusion, social justice, agency, access, and inquiry in education.

The DH@CSU Consortium was formed by faculty across the CSU who have research and teaching interests in Digital Humanities and Ethnic Studies, with the goal of fostering a system-wide collaboration and sharing of resources and expertise. DH@CSU welcomes affiliates who are interested in the Digital Humanities in any professional role from all CSU campuses.

For further information, please contact the Steering Committee via our general email dh.csuconsortium@gmail.com

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