Susan Schreibman is Professor of Digital Arts and Culture at Maastricht University and a Co-Director of DARIAH-EU. Schreibman holds a PhD in Anglo-Irish Literature and Drama from University College Dublin. She has been involved in DARIAH in several roles, including VCC2 Co-Coordinator and the NCC for Ireland (both from 2011-2016). She is the PI or Co-PI on some 40 grants, including more recently PURE3D, an infrastructure for 3D Digital Scholarly Editions, #dariahTeach (a teaching and learning platform for the digital arts and humanities), and Social Justice in the Digital Humanities: Diversifying the Curriculum.
Schreibman works at the intersections of computationally based teaching and research in the interplay of the digital archive, cultural innovation, and participatory engagement design, processes and projects. Her areas of specialisation include Digital Humanities, Media Studies, Literary Modernism, and Irish Cultural Studies.
Spotlight article
Spotlight article on the course Social Justice in the Digital Humanities, co-developed by two DARIAH Working Groups, #dariahTeach and Ethics and Legality in Digital Arts & Humanities (ELDAH).
