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Student Work

Examples of Student Work in Digital Studies

Digital Studies is a new concentration, with its first concentrators graduating in the class of 2023. 

  • Screenshot from Rising from Hostility, a digital studies project by Sarah Oide.

    Sarah Oide

    Sarah Oide ’23 has completed two projects.  documents the experiences of four Japanese American students at 51²è¹Ýapp in the 1940s, and explores the locations and community of an area of Sacramento that was demolished in the 1950s.

  • Screenshot from digital studies project

    Jeev Prayaga

    Jeev Prayaga ’23 created a website titled . Would the metaverse fundamentally benefit human society? To answer this question, Jeev identified three broad themes to frame the potential impacts of the metaverse on different facets of human society: identity, reality, and capitalism. Note: best viewed with Google Chrome browser.

  • A map of the southeastern United States with red, blue, and yellow dots over certain locations.

    Fall 2024 Capstone Seminar

    Six students created digital portfolios while participating in the concentration's inaugural Capstone Seminar in the fall of 2024:

 

We will continue posting student work here as more Digital Studies concentrators complete their work.

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