About
DH@CSU sponsors Special Interest Groups (SIGs) to enable members across different CSU campuses and affiliated individuals or groups to exchange ideas, keep themselves current on pertinent developments, and mobilize in pursuit of related activities and goals. A DH@CSU SIG is a research or activity grouping of scholars initiated and run by a group of individuals at CSU campuses and who share a self-defined ‘special interest’ within the areas of scholarship or teaching in which DH@CSU and CSU campuses are active. In this way, SIGs represent key elements in the breadth and depth of the DH@CSU community, though they do not speak directly for DH@CSU, its committees, individual CSU campuses, or the Cal State system.
Learn more here about forming a SIG.
Current Special Interest Groups
DH@CSU currently sponsors the following SIGs:
Digital Ethnic Studies
Digital Ethnic Studies a Community of Interest whose purpose is to help break down barriers that hinder communication and collaboration among researchers and students in Ethnic Studies and the broader field of Digital Humanities.
See the announcement about the creation of the Digital Ethnic Studies SIG.
Subscribe to the Digital Ethnic Studies mailing list.
Computational Text Analysis
Computational Text Analysis is SIG that focuses on methods for studying computing methods (e.g. topic modelling, large language models, natural language processing) for the study of textual data.
See the announcement about the creation of the Computational Text Analysis SIG.
Subscribe to the Computational Text Analysis mailing list.
How to Form a DH@CSU Special Interest Group
DH@CSU invites all individuals associated with the CSU to propose a Special Interest Group once the protocol for forming groups has been updated. At that time, further details will appear here.