Nat McGartland (she/her) is a PhD candidate in English at the University of Maryland, working in the digital humanities and craft/material studies. She is particularly interested in the use of data in the arts and humanities, including the integration of narrative and data, how data speaks to power structures, and the ways we can teach data literacy using concepts from the field of critical making. As makerspace staff in BookLab, Nat works on critical making and craft activism; her protest art has been featured in the New York Times, Reuters, Politico, and more. As an instructor, she teaches academic and technical writing, data visualization, media studies, and digital humanities.
DH Events at Price Lab
Your gateway to DH events at Penn, this list features events sponsored by both the Price Lab and our many partners at Penn. Register here for any Price Lab event, or click through to the event page for more information. For events from our sponsors, please click through each listing for more information.
Price Lab for Digital Humanities
Digital Humanities & the job market (Emily Brooks, Jim Englishm, Emily Hammer, & Whitney Tretien)
Whether you are going on the job market this year or just thinking about the future, this conversation should be full of useful information for you. Professionals with life experience on and off the tenure track (as well as significant service on search committees) will share their perspectives and answer your questions.
Price Lab for Digital Humanities
Tyler Neill
Tyler is an independent Sanskrit scholar and programmer living and working in Brooklyn, NY. He completed a PhD at Leipzig University in 2022, with a focus on Sanskrit philosophy, philology, and digital humanities, and he worked professionally as a software engineer in New York City for three years after that. These days, Tyler is creating digital infrastructure to support Sanskrit textual studies, including web apps, data repositories, and new digitizations of classical Sanskrit works.