Instructors 2019 · IN
- Brandon Locke
- Brandon Walsh
- Caitlin Pollock
- Carolina Villarroel
- Catherine DeRose
- Ethan Reed
- Gabriela Baeza Ventura
- Jessica H. Lu
- Jim Casey
- Katie Rawson
- Kim Gallon
- Lauren Tilton
- Mia Ridge
- Taylor Arnold
- Thomas Padilla
Instructors 2018 · PA
- Brandon Locke
- Brandon Walsh
- Bridget Whearty
- Catherine Knight Steele
- Dot Porter
- Elizabeth “Elee” Wood
- Ethan Reed
- Jeremy Boggs
- Jim Casey
- Katie Rawson
- Lauren Tilton
- Mia Ridge
- Modupe Labode
- Purdom Lindblad
- Sarah Patterson
- Scott Enderle
- Thomas Padilla
- Trevor Muñoz
Instructors 2016 · IN
Lauren Tilton
Assistant Professor of Digital Humanities, University of Richmond
Lauren Tilton is Assistant Professor of Digital Humanities in the Department of Rhetoric & Communication Studies and Research Fellow in the Digital Scholarship Lab (DSL) at the University of Richmond. Her research focuses on U.S. visual culture. She is director of Photogrammar, a digital public humanities project mapping New Deal and World War II documentary expression funded by the ACLS and NEH, and co-author of Humanities Data in R: Exploring Networks, Geospatial Data, Images and Texts (Springer, 2015). Work has appeared in journals such as Digital Humanity Quarterly and Digital Scholarship in the Humanities. Her current project, Distant Viewing, focuses on large scale image analysis using computer vision and is funded by the NEH.