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Pending final approval, CoDHR will transition from the College of Arts & Sciences to Texas A&M University Libraries at the end of the Spring 2026 semester.
Read the full announcement from Interim Dean Simon North
CoDHR will not be accepting new projects nor having fall grant calls for support of existing projects due to the recent loss of our developer. We regret this and will be keeping the CoDHR community apprised of any additional information as we receive it. Maura Ives will be returning as director on September 1, and Amy Earhart will be transitioning to the assistant director position. We are happy to discuss new and ongoing projects, and to answer questions and provide resources and advice. Feel free to reach out.
Shared on behalf of Amy Earhart, Acting Director of CoDHR
Bryan Tarpley has left CoDHR for a position in the TAMU Libraries effective Friday July 11. We thank him for his service and wish him the best in his new position.
Shared on behalf of Amy Earhart, Acting Director of CoDHR
Unfortunately we will be cancelling CoDHR office hours for an undetermined period of time given the departure of Bryan Tarpley. We will let you know if we are able to resume the hours in the future. Should you have any questions please do not hesitate to contact Amy Earhart, Acting Director, at aearhart@tamu.edu.
Shared on behalf of Amy Earhart, Acting Director of CoDHR
We are happy to share a new feature on our website, the CoDHR Project Support and Event Data page, where users can see data visualizations of CoDHR awards and events over the past few years.
Every year, the Center of Digital Humanities Research (CoDHR) offers sponsorships for Texas A&M researchers to represent the University at the Digital Humanities Summer Institute in Montreal, Canada, where they will attend one course of their choosing. In addition to CoDHR's sponsorship, which covers all course registration fees, this year's award recipients will receive a bursary from the Melbern G. Glasscock Center for Humanities Research to cover travel and related expenses.
Each semester, CoDHR invites applications from Texas A&M faculty and graduate students for project support and grant funding. We are proud to recognize and congratulate the following awardees and their digital projects for Summer 2025.
