Graduate Community of Digital Scholars

When applications are open, please send the following documents in a single PDF to Dr. Alexander Cors (acors@emory.edu):

• cover sheet with name, email, year in program, department, advisor, and title of dissertation or research project;
• brief description of dissertation or research project, including proposed digital and/or public-facing components (500 words);
• personal statement explaining your interest in joining GCDS and how you expect it to support your professional development (300 words);
• dissertation timeline with milestones (one-page outline);
• short letter from your dissertation committee advisor expressing support for your participation in the program.

Announcements are typically made by the end of June.

• Keith Anthony (krantho@emory.edu) is the executive director of the Fox Center and has extensive experience working with researchers across the humanities as they hone the presentation of their research and seek to engage broader audiences.
• Alexander Cors (alexander.maximilian.cors@emory.edu) is a senior program coordinator at the Emory Center for Digital Scholarship, where he oversees the graduate training program. He has a PhD in History and expertise in digital mapping.
• Mae Velloso-Lyons (m.velloso-lyons@emory.edu) is the director of the digital publishing program at the Fox Center and previously co-directed the digital humanities graduate fellowship at Stanford University. She has a PhD in Comparative Literature and expertise in text mining.