Boston College Graduate Certificate in Digital Humanities
Morrissey College of Arts and Sciences
Participation in Boston College’s Graduate Certificate in Digital Humanities program culminates with a capstone project in which students put their new skills and expertise to work, building a self-guided digital project aligned with their research interests. Here, you can listen to some of our students talk about their work:
Munirmahedi Paviwala discusses his project, East India Company Trade Data.
Natalie Hill discusses her project, The Jerusalem Temple in the First Century C.E.
Yuchen Xiong discusses her project, Catholic Almanac Database.
Victoria Oliviero discusses her project, Khedival American Soldiers.
Chase Hockema, MA in English, discusses his project, Ælfric Online Online.
Capstone Projects
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The London House Project
Created by Schuyler Gardner The London House Project uses data visualization to make London House, a kitchen record dating from…
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Yosano Akiko – A Poet, Author, & Social Reformer
Created by Allia Keysor Yosano Akiko – A Poet, Author, & Social Reformer is a TEI project intent on preserving…
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sipr Project
Created by Fernando Jimenez, S.J. The sipr Project is a tool based on the unvocalized Westminster Leningrad Codex transcription of…
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Khedival American Soldiers
Created by Victoria Oliviero Khedival American Soldiers is a comprehensive digital collection dedicated to preserving the works of 48 American…
Gutenberg typeface image by Ben Mitchell, 2011