Job, research, and funding opportunities for people in or outside MITH’s community.
MITH is currently inviting applications from the University of Maryland's College of Arts & Humanities and from the University Libraries for a MITH Resident Fellowship [...]
Registration is now open for the Electronic Literature Organization and MITH's May 3rd public symposium on The Future of Electronic Literature. Keynotes are N. Katherine [...]
A reminder that the application deadline for both MITH's Winnemore Digital Humanities Dissertation Fellowships and MITH's Graduate Travel Grants is Monday, December 4. Information on [...]
Dear all, MITH is once again able to offer four travel grants of up to $1,000 for graduate students whose work substantially focuses on some [...]
MITH is delighted to announce that we will be able to offer two Winnemore Digital Humanities Dissertation Fellowships this year. Intended for students whose dissertations [...]
By popular demand, the archives of MITH-COMMUNITY, our low-volume announcement list for events at MITH and news from the wider digital humanities community beyond, are [...]
The Maryland Institute for Technology in the Humanities (MITH) at the University of Maryland, College Park announces an immediate search for the position of Assistant Director. Best consideration by August 1, 2006.
MITH is currently conducting searches for two full-time Graduates Assistants (GAs): an information architect and a Managing Director for the Electronic Literature Organization. If you're a graduate student at the university interested in the digital humanities, read on.
MITH is very pleased to announce 2006-7 calls for its Resident Fellows program, as well as a new Team Fellowship program. Applications for Resident Fellows [...]
An internal search for a Director of the Maryland Institute for Technology in the Humanties (MITH) has begun. Professor Juan Uriagereka (Linguistics) will chair. Joining him on the Search Committee are Professor Ralph Bauer (ENGL), Ellen Borkowski (OIT), Patricia Cossard (Library for Architecture), Professor Roberta Lavine (SLLC), Professor Allen Stairs (PHIL), and Catherine Hays Zabriskie (ARHU).