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Collection Development Team

The Collection Development team consists of a inter- and multi-disciplinary team of library and IT professionals, faculty, and software designers, working closely with faculty across the life of their DH-related project.

Meet the Team
DHi's Collection Development Team

Patrick Doolittle Thesis

Based on readings of work in the American Prison Writing Archive (APWA), Yale undergraduate Patrick Doolittle completes undergraduate thesis, "The Zo”: Disorientation and Retaliatory Disorientation in American Prisons.

See Thesis Document

Petra Elfström ILiADS Interview

Petra Elfström, Hamilton College Class of 2018, talks about her experiences with being a CLASS Scholar.

Vimeo Video

American Prison Writing Archive

The American Prison Writing Archive will allow incarcerated people to bear witness to the conditions in which they live, and to contribute to public debate about the American prison crisis.

About the Project
The American Prison Writing Archive

Hamilton College

The Digital Humanities Initiative (DHi) is housed in the newly renovated Christian A. Johnson Hall at Hamilton College.  (Photo by Marianita Peaslee)

Hamilton College
Hamilton College

DHi's Space

DHi's office space, housed in Hamilton's Christian Johnson Hall, is a state of the art collaboratory employing the latest in multimedia digital hardware and software.

About the Space

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  • About DHi
    • About Us
    • Mission Statement
    • Project Guidelines
    • DHi's Goals (Phase Two)
    • DHi's Goals (Phase One)
    • DHi's Space
    • DHi Collection Development Team
    • Project Directors
    • Networked Faculty Fellows
    • Internal Advisory Committee
    • External Advisory Committee
    • Consultants
    • Campus Location
    • DHi Interns and CLASS Fellows Skills
  • Events
    • DHi Speaker Series
    • DHi Speakers Series 2014-2015
    • DHi Speakers Series 2013-2014
    • DHi Hosted Events
    • Affiliate Events
  • Projects
    • Projects List
    • Project Phases
    • American Prison Writing Archive
    • Apple & Quill
    • Arresting Andean Images
    • Beloved Witness
    • Civil War Letters
    • CLASS Program
    • Comparative Japanese Film Archive
    • Cult of Confucius
    • Digital Mesopotamia
    • Euphrates Project
    • Historic Sites Database
    • Jazz and the City
    • The Landscape of Advertising in North India: Languages, Scripts, and the Politics of Education
    • Locution of Location
    • Media Scholarship in the Liberal Arts
    • Refugee Project
    • SNAP: Slocan Narrows Archaeological Project
    • Sacred Centers in India
    • Soweto Historical GIS Project
    • Space & Place in Africana/Black Studies
    • Virtual Freedom Trail Project
    • Voices from the Water's Edge
  • Community
    • DHi Publications
    • Scholarly Publications
    • Cinema & New Media Studies Minor
    • Partners & Affiliates
    • Course Connections
  • Students
    • All Current/Former Students
    • CLASS Scholars
    • Student Fellows
    • Student Interns
  • News