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Image of poem manuscript in pencil with etched bird stamped over it.

Dickinson’s Birds: A Listening Machine

UX/UI Designer + Technical Manager (2019 – present)

with Dr. Marta Werner, Abe Kim, Danielle Richards, and Will Sikich

>> A digital archive reconstructing the ecological and sonic context of Emily Dickinson’s poetry by creating an interactive space for manuscripts, birdsongs, and community listening practices.

[Website] | [GitHub] | [Twitter]

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Text reading "Computer Tours" over a color photograph of a desktop computer at golden hour.

Computer Tours

Independent Project (2021 – present)

through Holding History

>> Interview project where artists & scholars give tours of their personal computers; a UX close-reading experiment examining our relationships to digitality and personal archives.

[Website]

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Engraved design reading: "English Trade Cards: A Digital Companion"

English Trade Cards: A Digital Companion

Principal Researcher + Developer (2018 – present)

>> Online home for ongoing bibliographic research on Newberry Library Case Wing ZC 27 .T763; includes a searchable archive, project-specific metadata, and an interactive map.

[Website] | [GitHub]

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Black and white photograph of poet Amy Lowell with "The Amy Lowell Letters Project" written in green and pink text.

The Amy Lowell Letters Project

Project Manager (2019 – 2020)

with Dr. Melissa Bradshaw (Loyola University Chicago) & team

>> The Amy Lowell Letters Project transcribes, annotates, and encodes letters written by poet Amy Lowell, archived in her collected papers at Harvard University’s Houghton Library.

[GitHub]

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The Lili Elbe Digital Archive

Technical Editor + Instructor (2017 – 2019)

with Dr. Pamela Caughie (Loyola University Chicago) & team

>> The Lili Elbe Digital Archive is a companion to Man into Woman: A Comparative Scholarly Edition (Bloomsbury 2020); the website features an annotated collation of the Danish, German, British, and American editions of Man into Woman (1931-1933), along with the previously unpublished German typescript and a range of supplemental archival materials.

(Logo created by Taylor Brown)

[Website] | [GitHub]