2016-2017 Provost Digital Innovation Grant Winners

• John Connor – Interactive Theorem Proving In Euclidean Plane Geometry
• Karyna Pryiomka & James Christopher Head – Visualizing Conflict: Situating Narratives in Their Sociohistorical Context
• Agustín Indaco – Social Media Inequality
• Matthew Knip – The Philip C. Van Buskirk Archive
• Victoria Restler – Digital interludes: Re-representing teacher carework
• Sara Vogel – Teaching Bilinguals (Even if You’re Not One): A Video Webseries for K-12 Educators
• Christina Katopodis – The Walden Soundscape
• Tahir Butt – Research Tool for Historians

 

2015-2016 Provost Digital Innovation Grant Winners

• Anders Wallace – Charm School: Dating Experts, Abject Masculinity, and the Immaterial Labors of Seduction
• Rachel R. Bogan – Good Food For Grads: Mobile Recipes and Tips for Eating ‘Well’ on a Grad School Budget
• Patrick Smyth and Hannah Aizenman- Futures Past Archive
• Henry Alexander Wermer-Colan – Calculating the Politics of Aesthetics
• Jennifer M. Pipitone and Svetlana Jović – Digital Storytelling for Change: Toward Sustainable Youth-inclusive Communities in New York City
• Karyna Pryiomka and James Christopher Head – Visualizing Conflict: Situating Narratives in Their Sociohistorical Context
• Ian Phillips – The Linguist’s Kitchen: A web-based app for learning linguistics
• Joanna Birnbaum and Michelle Johnson McSweeney – The Spanish-English Bilingual Youth Texting Corpus and Part-of-Speech Tagger: Spanish/English BYT Corpus
• Alice Lynn McMichael – Cappadocia on the Commons
• Micki Kaufman – Spatializing / Sonifying Kissinger: New Perspectives in Space and Sound
• Erin Cully – Outcompeted: Mapping the Savings and Loan Crisis
• Laura W. Kane, Andrew G. McKinney – CUNY Syllabus Project
• Hector Agredano – Torreon, Mexican boomtown: A historical geography of Porfirian Mexico

 

2014-2015 Provost Digital Innovation Grant Winners

• Micki Kaufman – “Everything On Paper Will Be Used Against Me”: Quantifying Kissinger
• Ian Phillips – The Linguist’s Kitchen
• Eric A Knudsen – 6 Degrees of Occupation
• Manissa Maharawal – Narratives of Displacement: A Digital Storytelling Project
• Daria Vaisman – Mapping Global Trafficking
• Tayt Harlin – Digitally Annotating Paul Metcalf
• Joshua J. Hajicek – Clinical Research Tools for Rapid Assessment of Cochlear Health
• Alex Wermer-Colan – Calculating the Politics of Aesthetics
• Britany Salsbury and Christina Weyl – Networking Modern Prints in New York and Paris, 1880-1950
• Peri Ozlem Yuksel-Sokman – Lazuri Talking Child Stories

2013-2014 Provost Digital Innovation Grant Winners

• Micki Kaufman – “Everything On Paper Will Be Used Against Me”
• Benjamin Miller and Amanda Licastro – The Writing Studies Tree
• Jared Simard – Mapping Mythology
• Jesse Merandy – Walking with Whitman
• Evan Misshula and Ligon M. Liu – Collaborative Forecasting of Secure Housing Needs
• Edwin Mayorga – Educational Policies and New York City Latinos
• Natascia Boeri – Community IT Centers and Organizing Women Workers

 

2012-2013 Provost Digital Innovation Grant Winners

• Antonia Santangelo – The Black Sea Fish and Mollusca Project
• John Boy – Mapping the Church-Planting Movement
• Suzanne Tamang – Street Medicine Apps
• Rondi Silva – Debunking the “Dropout” Stereotype
• Kyle Ferguson – eTLP: Digitizing Wittgenstein’s Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus
• Ben Miller, Amanda Licastro, and Jill Belli – The Writing Studies Tree
• Jacob Lederman – Urban Sociology Digital Mapping and Presentation Tool
• Micki Kaufman – “Data Mining Diplomacy”
• Justin Gladman – Building a Virtual Museum
• Naomi Barrettara – The Open Music History Project