Digital and Data Humanities Summer Fellowships Cohort Archive
2026 - 2027 Summer Fellows
Associate Professor
School of Interdisciplinary Arts and Sciences, UW Tacoma
2025 - 2026 Summer Fellows
2024 - 2025 Summer Fellows
2023 - 2024 Summer Fellows
2022 - 2023 Summer Fellows
2021 - 2022 Summer Fellows
2020 - 2021 Summer Fellows
2019 - 2020 Summer Fellows
2018 - 2019 Summer Fellows
Assistant Professor
School of Emerging Media and Technology and School of Media and Journalism at Kent State University
2017 - 2018 Summer Fellows
2016 - 2017 Summer Fellows
2015 - 2016 Summer Fellows
2014 - 2015 Summer Fellows
2015 - 2016 Digital Humanities Summer Fellow
Sarah Kremen-Hicks (she/her/hers)
Doctoral Candidate
Digital Poiesis and the Problem of Genre
This project will investigate the underlying assumptions with regards to genre that inform the programming of digital text analysis tools. The goal of this project is not to offer concrete suggestions for improving text analysis tools to make them better-equipped to handle multiple genres, but to offer a critique of the assumptions of universal applicability and accessibility that are implicit in digital humanities as a field, and to do so by offering up a specific counterexample in the form of the inability of text analysis tools to properly handle poetry.