ODY Library’s DS team, in collaboration with faculty from philosophy, government, the WORD Studio, and more, has been awarded an innovation grant to establish an AI, Ethics, and Policy Program at St. Lawrence University. The group has been working this summer to develop the program’s form, structure, and learning goals. One major component of the…
Seniors in the inaugural Digital Media & Film (DMF) cohort shared their experiences with the new major in a collaborative class podcast that is now available online via YouTube, Spotify, Apple Music, iHeartRadio, and more. The podcast was produced in the Fall 2024 DMF capstone seminar with support from the Digital Scholarship team, including the…
The Digital Scholarship team at St. Lawrence University wants to commend the following students for their participation in the 2023-2024 Digital Scholarship Fellowship: Amara McGowan, Caden Truscio, Francesca Mnenula, Gabriela Rojas, Inci Ucar, Maggie McNally, Melanie Hernandez, Navya Aggarwal, Tim Kashkarov, Esther Ntankwa, Wanjiru Mwathi, Katie Hallett, Mahmoud Ali, Brooklyn Phillips, Owen Purinton, Mutanu Mbithi,…
The Digital Scholarship team recruited a record number of Digital Scholarship Fellows for the 2023-2024 academic year. The program, offered in partnership with the Sophomore Success Initiative, is designed to offer sophomores an opportunity to build their digital competencies through hands-on workshops on topics such as digital photography, web design, and audio production. New to…
Photogrammetry involves capturing 3D information about an object or location through radar, sonar, lidar, or digital photography. The digital scholarship team at St. Lawrence University uses digital photography to “scan” objects that we recreate digitally using photogrammetric software such as PhotoCatch and Agisoft Metashape. This means taking several photographs (typically 100 or more) of one object…
The Object Project is an ongoing campus storytelling program that asks St. Lawrence University students to reflect on–and share–significant objects in their lives: the tools and talismans that connect us to our passions, our people, our identities, and our stories. The storytelling project began with Nicole Roche’s fascination with beloved objects and related stories and grew…
Educause—the nation’s leading nonprofit focused on advancing higher education through the integration of information technology—has suggested that we have moved beyond the Information Age and have entered what they are calling the “Connected Age.” St. Lawrence’s approach is firmly rooted in face-to-face classroom instruction, but more and more we are extending the bounds of the…
John Collins, professor of Global Studies, and Cathy Tedford, Director of the Richard F. Brush Art Gallery, proposed a multi-faceted, interdisciplinary collaborative project that offers students, faculty, alumni, and others the opportunity to be part of a dynamic, global, investigative blog, Weave, and a digital archive, Street Art Graphics, to document the creative ways in which ordinary people make…
This group has worked together since Fall 2013 to create a cluster of new, interrelated courses under the theme “Paths to the Buddha.” Project goals include fostering inter-departmental collaborative teaching in ways that are unique to St. Lawrence University, creating opportunities for group participants to learn from each other’s research and teaching, developing an interdisciplinary…
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