About Texts and Technology

The Ph.D. in Texts and Technology program is part of a growing interdisciplinary field combining scholarly study, creative production, and assessment of digital media texts. The curriculum emphasizes theory and practice in new media supplemented by historical grounding in pre-digital media studies. This innovative program prepares students for research, teaching, and program development. Areas of research and production include digital editing, Web design, multimedia production, distributed education, entertainment, publishing, information architecture, and visualization. Graduates from the Texts and Technology program have gone on to such positions as: Assistant Professor of English, Assistant Professor of Digital Media, Director of Course Design and Production, Dean of Distance Learning, and Managing Editor.

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Highlights

May 2012

T&T graduated three students in the spring semester. Congratulations to Drs. Fickley-Baker, Stephens, and Tripathi.

February 2012

Congratulations to Texts and Technology student Sonia Stephens, winner of the CAH 2011-2012 Award for Excellence in Graduate Teaching, and alumni Stacey DiLiberto, Ph.D., winner of the CAH 2011-2012 Award for Innovative Dissertation. [Read More]

January 2012

As part of the Department of Texts and Technology, Scot A. French and Robb Lindgren recently presented their research in conferences on the national and international level. Scot A. French presented a paper at the American Historical Association’s annual meeting in Chicago on January 7, 2012. [Read More]

Events

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The Texts and Technologies of Creativity

Monday, April 30, 2012; 6:00pm - 7:00pm

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