Follow the DH Journeys
of Experienced Researchers

See the ASECS fellows’ experience in the video at right, and download case studies below to explore how these scholars pushed past barriers to digital humanities at their institutions and developed valuable new skills during their fellowships. Plus, get inspiration for enhancing research and learning on your campus.

See the Research—at Different Levels of Experience Using DH Tools

Introductory User

Elio Colavito
Doctoral Student, History, University of Toronto, Canada
Gale-CLGBTH Non-Residential Fellowship

Explore how Elio used the Lab to discover the history of transmasculine resource sharing and community care. See what DH methods they learned to use to map information efficiently, saving time and uncovering trends in the data. Then fill out the form below to read Elio's in-depth case study.

Intermediate User

Heather Heckman-McKenna
Doctoral Candidate, English, University of Missouri, United States
Gale-ASECS Non-Residential Fellowship

Get an inside look at how Heather used DH tools to save countless hours and expand the possibilities of her research while conducting the first sensibility study based entirely on the subversive body in eighteenth-century women’s writing. Then fill out the form below to read Heather's in-depth case study.

Advanced User

Sarah Weston
Doctoral Candidate, English, Yale University, United States
Gale-ASECS Non-Residential Fellowship

Follow Sarah’s journey harnessing the power of text and data mining to enhance her analysis of eighteenth-century poetry and art through the lens of mathematics. See how she overcame challenges using the Lab, harnessed other tools in the DH ecosystem, and found quantitative data to support her theory. Then fill out the form below to read Sarah's in-depth case study.

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