Syllabus and major assignments for a first-year interdisciplinary seminar on data and society, taught in Fall 2022.

Presented at the MVSA Lifetime Achievement Award Roundtable in Honor of Patrick Leary. This paper claims that the VICTORIA-L email listserv, which Leary inaugurated in 1993, represents one of the longest running digital humanities projects in Victorian studies. Instead of its technical sophistication, VICTORIA-L underscores the crucial role of…[Read more]

Syllabus for ISS 222D Introduction to Digital Humanities, a survey course that introduces students to the many debates and methods of digital humanities and adjacent fields. Particular focus is on visualization.

Presentation at the Annual Meeting of the American Historical Association, New York, January 2020. Session 271, “Mapping the Space of History: Borders and Liminal Space in the Global System.”

Presentation at the Annual Meeting of the American Historical Association (virtual), April 2021.

Presentation at the Sixth European Congress on World and Global History (virtual), June 17, 2021. Theme: “Minorities, Cultures of Integration and Patterns of Exclusion.” Panel: “Digital history and the writing of minority (global) histories.”

Presentation at the conference “Bridging the Methodological Gap: Devising Collaborative Quantitative and Qualitative Research Projects on Japan,” University of Michigan Center for Japanese Studies, November 2019.

Syllabus, course schedule, and major assignments for “Data and the Human” (HON 202-006), an interdisciplinary honors seminar offered in Fall 2020 at NC State University.