Digital Scholarship

Digital @ St. Lawrence University

The Libraries and Information Technology (LIT) division partners with faculty and students to develop projects which feature innovative approaches and creative uses of digital technologies. We support the building of digital collections, create geographic and temporal visualizations of data, and assist with pedagogical design.

We hope that our support for digital scholarship, research, and teaching will increase collaborative scholarship across the curriculum.

Recent News

Sophomore Fellows 2019-20

July 25, 2019

As part of the Sophomore Journeys Grant, eight sophomores have been selected for Digital Scholarship Fellowships.

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Amy Feiereisel from “North Country at Work”

Amy Feiereisel '15 Leads NCPR Digital Project

October 21, 2018

Amy Feiereisel '15 is the Project Coordinator for North Country at Work, NCPR's public digital history project which is directed by Ellen Rocco. The project's focus is to build an online, public archive documenting the work history of the North Country.

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Art, Dictatorship, and Human Rights in Chile

October 20, 2018

Janis Broder '20 is working with Tamara Feinstein, visiting professor of History, and LIT's Digital Scholarship Group, to build a digital platform supporting their research project.

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Learned in Translation: Vivian Susko

October 20, 2018

An Immersive Journalism Project in Banská Štiavnica, Slovakia. Vivian Susko's research experience during the summer of 2018 took the form of an immersive journalism project.