Center for the Digital Humanities

Digital Commons Workshop: Share, preserve, and get recognition for your work at the MSU repository.

On Wednesday, March 14th, Digital Commons at MSU will be hosting a workshop with guest speakers Karen Ramsden and Darren Sweeper. This event will take place in the Center for Environmental and Life Sciences (CELS), room 110, at 1:00 pm.

Montclair State University Digital Commons is an institutional repository designed to preserve and showcase the creative and scholarly achievements of the Montclair State University community.

If you are interested on how your work can be included in the MSU repository, we highly encourage you to reserve a spot for this event at https://montclair.edu/provost/research-integrity

Find more information at https://digitalcommons.montclair.edu/

Time is running out! Submit your abstract before February 28th at https://www.montclair.edu/research-symposium/submission/

If you are an MSU student doing research, the Student Research Symposium is a great opportunity to present and share your work.

The Montclair State University Annual Student Research Symposium (SRS) is a forum that showcases and rewards outstanding MSU student scholarship and research. The purpose of the SRS is to instill in students the "importance of exploring issues from multiple perspectives".

The Center for the Digital Humanities (CDH) is involved to recognize and raise awareness of the projects and activities involving the digital humanities. Digital Humanities is not just the humanities, it involves digital methodologies and humanistic issues. This year’s SRS will be reviewing and recognizing abstracts that deal with this transdisciplinary area of study.

The SRS is inviting all undergraduate and graduate students of Montclair State University to submit abstracts focused on inter/multidisciplinary research and collaboration. Projects may be grounded in any discipline, including both the humanities and the hard sciences.

The three abstract categories are:

Oral presentation
Multimedia presentation
Poster

Don’t forget, the submission deadline is February 28.

If you are a faculty member, please share this with your students and encourage them to submit and also join this group.

For more information, please visit https://www.montclair.edu/research-symposium/

Student Research Symposium: Submit your abstract!

Are you an MSU student doing research? Have you heard of the Student Research Symposium? This event is a great opportunity to present and share your work.

The Montclair State University Annual Student Research Symposium (SRS) is a forum that showcases and rewards outstanding MSU student scholarship and research. The purpose of the SRS is to instill in students the "importance of exploring issues from multiple perspectives".

The Center for the Digital Humanities (CDH) is involved to recognize and raise awareness of the projects and activities involving the digital humanities. Digital Humanities is not just the humanities, it involves digital methodologies and humanistic issues. This year’s SRS will be reviewing and recognizing abstracts that deal with this transdisciplinary area of study.

The SRS is inviting all undergraduate and graduate students of Montclair State University to submit abstracts focused on inter/multidisciplinary research and collaboration. Projects may be grounded in any discipline, including both the humanities and the hard sciences.

The three abstract categories are:

- Oral presentation
- Multimedia presentation
- Poster

The submission deadline is February 28.

If you are a faculty member, please share this with your students and encourage them to submit and also join this group.

For more information, please visit https://www.montclair.edu/research-symposium/