The Humanities Center and Ethical Inquiry at Carleton (EthIC) are piloting a program to provide more opportunities for student research in the humanities. Faculty members will be putting together research groups of 4-6 students to work on a theme or set of goals for between 5-8 weeks over the summer. This page contains information about the research groups planned so far. If you are interested in applying, reach out directly to the faculty members below.
Victoria Morse – History
Summer research positions are available to help develop and refine two digital humanities projects which are close to publication, the Carleton Guide to Medieval Rome and a catalog of the historical maps (3rd-17th century) in Gould Library Special Collections. Student researchers should have some experience with research in humanities fields with strong writing and communication skills. You will work as part of a small team with regular meetings and opportunities to collaborate, while also carrying forward individual projects.
Professor Morse hired Riley Gibson, Ella Parke, Tim Abbott, Julia Tassava and Cindy Zhao funded by the Humanities Center Trustee Endowed Humanities Research Fund.