Students add new exhibitions and story maps to History of Environmental Inequalities site
Another semester of HIS/EVS 483 is in the books, and with it are a suite of new projects detailing the history and legacy of lead …
Stepping Into The Map
Creighton Digital Humanities
Stepping into the Map
A selection of courses featuring student work in the Digital Humanities
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HIS/EVS 483 – History of Environmental Inequalities
COMING FALL 2019 This course explores the connections between environmental change and human inequality from the early modern period until today. It reaches across local …
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HIS 179 – (Un)Natural Disasters
Natural disasters are perennial and significant events in global history. They have affected every society in ever corner of the globe. They do not, however, develop …
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Com 174 – Big Brother/Big Data
Digital mapping and virtual reality (VR) applications are expanding the immersive potential of student learning and classroom instruction. The increasing availability of powerful, inexpensive tools …
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HIS 317 Mapping History
The last ten years have witnessed a sea change in the use of geographic information technologies. While spatial analysis has long occupied a privileged place …
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EVS/HIS 488 – Global Environmental History
The “Anthropocene” is a proposed new geological era currently under consideration by the International Commission on Stratigraphy. Meaning the “Age of Humans,” it makes a …
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Omaha in the Anthropocene featured in Museum Magazine
The Durham Museum’s exhibit “Omaha in the Anthropocene” was featured in the July/August 2018 edition of Museum Magazine, a publication of the American Alliance of …
