DH@Wayne draws together faculty and students from a wide range of departments and colleges across the university.  Building on our existing resources, DH@Wayne seeks to create new opportunities for interdisciplinary collaboration in research, teaching/learning, and community engagement and contribute to a campus-wide conversation about the role of digital technologies in a 21st century society.

There are a number of opportunities to get involved, from conferences to coursework.  DH@Wayne supports a new Digital Humanities minor for undergraduate students, as well as a Digital History track in the Masters of Arts in Public History Program.

Learn more about the resources and opportunities available at Wayne State and explore some of the work of DH@Wayne students and faculty.