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Coding for Community
July 28, 2015
Middle School Students Feature Local Culture and History Through SIUE “Digital East St. Louis” Project East St. Louis middle school students are looking at their city through a camera lens,...Read More
SIUE IRIS Users & Groups 2014-2015
November 14, 2014
We proudly present the 2014-2015 users and groups of IRIS. ...Read More
Open House at the IRIS Center!
September 26, 2014
The IRIS Center is hosting an Open House! Please join us! When: Wednesday October 8, 12pm-2pm Where: Peck 0226 (Snacks and beverages will be served!) Learn more about ongoing IRIS projects,...Read More
Digital Repositories as Archives of Current Events: “Documenting Ferguson”
September 22, 2014
Here is a nice example of the relevance of archival repositories for events that are still very fresh and current in our collective experiences. Washington University Libraries (Washington University in St....Read More
Professor Greg Fields: Indigenous Cultures, Languages, and Thought of the Pacific Northwest
September 4, 2014
Gregory Fields, Professor of Philosophy and faculty member in Native American Studies, holds SIUE‘s Hoppe Research Professorship (2013/14 & 2014/15).  Professor Fields specializes in the recovery,...Read More
An IRIS Center User Profile: Dr. Johanna Schmitz
August 29, 2014
The IRIS Center at SIUE is a great resource for faculty who work with students on a variety of digital initiatives. One example is Dr. Johanna Schmitz, PhD,...Read More
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Dr. Jessica DeSpain is Co-P.I. on NSF-Funded Grant
August 14, 2014
Siueiris is very pleased to share the news that Dr. Jessica DeSpain, co-founder of the IRIS Center at SIUE, is a co-Principal Investigator of an $846,000, three-year collaborative grant (the P.I....Read More
Alex Taitt, Anthropology Major, Wins NSF Grant and URCA Fellowship for her Study of Anishinaabe Language and Arts
June 29, 2014
You can read more about Alex’s exciting, innovative and digitally awesome research on the SIUE Anthropology Department’s “News and Events” page. IRIS is always excited to work faculty who know of specific undergraduate and graduate students who are interested in merging  the digital humanities with their specific discipline areas,...Read More
Wailaki Language to Live On Through Digitizing Initiative
October 15, 2013
Victor Golla is a professor of Anthropology and Native American Studies at Humboldt State University in California who also specializes in Athabaskan (Native American) languages. According to the university newspaper “Humboldt State Now”...Read More
SEMO Thatcamp
Some things we learned at the Southeast Missouri THATCamp …
September 28, 2013
… Held at Arcadia Valley Academy on Saturday September 28, 2013 We learned: That the organizer (Melissa Miles McCarter) was able to pull together an informative, fun, and connection-fostering workshop on the digital humanities without direct involvement or assistance from an institution of higher education (this is a first!) That the Arcadia Valley community played many different roles in making this THATCamp possible (from venue,...Read More