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A Guide To...Digital and Emerging Scholarship

This guide is dedicated to the advancement of digital and emerging scholarship at the College of the Holy Cross.

Have an idea for a project but don’t know where to start? Find a staff member on campus who can help you with planning and/or development:

Dinand Library

Lisa Villa
Digital Scholarship Librarian
508-793-2767
Email

Contact for:

  • Manages our institutional repository, CrossWorks (see policies and submission guidelines here)
  • Guidance with copyright and other scholarly communication issues, including Open Access
  • Digital preservation
  • Edits to this guide

 
Cameron Fontaine
Digital Initiatives Archivist
(508) 793-2706 

Email

Contact for:

  • General questions about digital and emerging scholarship on campus
  • Digital preservation
  • Digital Collections

Abby Stambach
Head of Archives and Distinctive Collections
508-793-2506
Email

Contact for:

  • General questions about digital and emerging scholarship on campus
  • Use of materials in the Archives

 

Educational Design and Digital Media Services

David Banville
Instructional Technology and Design Manager
508-793-3847
Email

Contact for:

  • Learning design
  • Creation of digital media for learning
  • Virtual classroom information
Ian Kaloyanides
Digital Media Services Coordinator
508-793-3927
Email

Contact for:

  • Information on the Multimedia Resource Center and other multimedia resources such as the use of Media Suites and Virtual Technology equipment

 

Office of Sponsored Research

Stacy Riseman
Director
508-793-2741
Email

Contact for:

 

Office of Foundation and Corporate Relations

Heather N. Kurtz
Director of Foundation and Corporate Relations
508-793-2735
Email

Contact for:

  • Inquiries into financial support from local, regional, and national corporations and foundations
  • Planning and implementation of grant-funded projects

 

Summer Research Programs

Looking to collaborate with a student on digital research? Consider a summer research program!
Research in the Natural Sciences
Research in the Humanities, Social Sciences, and Fine Arts