2021 IDAH Summer Incubator
The IDAH Summer Incubator extends IDAH's mission of support for digital-methods teaching, research and creative projects to a week-long, intensive workshop that provides cross-campus resources for faculty and graduate students engaged in digital arts & humanities projects. The Summer Incubator is designed to help faculty/research scientists/scholars and graduate students identify digital tools and publishing platforms, coordinate with librarians and technology specialists on campus, estimate project costs and duration, prototype a project component, and prepare effective grant proposals for external funding.
The Summer Incubator was not held in 2020 due to campus restrictions. In 2021, the program has been redesigned to be entirely virtual, with the same focus on ensuring a well-planned approach to digital project development in order to promote success in each of the steps in a successful internal-to-external funding pipeline.
2021 Summer Incubator Awardees
- Lee Alston, Professor in Economics: Traits of Effective Leadership: Insights from Computational Analysis of Biographies
- Heather Blair, Associate Professor in Religious Studies: Reverently I Pray: A Social, Literary, and Religious History of Prayer in Medieval Japan
- Sarah Edmands Martin, Assistant Professor in Graphic Design: When All Things Could Speak: the Co-Authoring of Indiana Folklore by Human, Community, and Machine
- Sarah Imhoff, Assistant Professor in Religious Studies: Gender & Citations in Jewish Studies
- Guillermo Lopez-Prieto, Graduate Student in Spanish and Portuguese: Visceral Violence: Discourse Analysis and Representation of Murder and Injustice in Roberto Bolano's 'The Part About the Crimes'
- Kate Mullen, Graduate Student in Ethnomusicology: The Power of the Popular: Examining Community Music Archives as Affective Tools for Equitable Archival Practice
- Jillian Rogers, Assistant Professor in Musicology: The Sonic Memories Project: From Sonic Histories of Cork City to Global-Historical & Diasporic Sounds of Memory, History, Space, and Place
- Heather Sloan, Graduate Student in ILS: Mapping Deforestation and Afro-Caribbean Drum-Making Traditions
- Steven Wagschal, Professor in Spanish and Portuguese: Counterfactuals in Early Spanish Literature: Explorations of What Didn't Happen and What Could Have Been
2021 Summer Incubator Consultants
- Kara Alexander, Digital Media Specialist, DCS
- Gary Arave, Librarian for Business/SPEA
- Luis Gonzalez, Librarian for Latin American, Iberian, Latino, and Chicano-Riqueño Studies
- Ann McCranie, IUNI Associate Director
- Scott Libson, Librarian for Religious Studies
- Wen-Ling Liu, Librarian for East Asian Studies
- S. Carter, Librarian for Art, Architecture, and Design
- Ethan Fridmanski, Data Services Librarian
- Misti Shaw, Head of Public Services and Outreach, Music Library
- Nick Homenda, Digital Initiatives Librarian, Digital Collections Services
- David Kloster, Programming Analyst for Cyberinfrastructure for Digital Humanities and Creative Activities, UITS
- Jon Cameron, Digital Media Service Manager, DCS
- Naz Pantaloni, Head of IU Libraries' Copyright Program
- Leanne Nay, Digital Engagement Librarian
- Theresa Quill, Maps/GIS Librarian
- Andy Webb, UITS 3D Printing Consultant
- Misti Shaw,Head of Music Library Public Services and Outreach
- Jackie Fleming, Visual Literacy and Resources Librarian
And our special thanks to:
- Ethan Fridmanski, Data Services Librarian
- Naz Pantaloni, Head of IU Libraries' Copyright Program
- Willa Tavernier, Visiting Assistant Librarian and Open Scholarship Resident
