A number of our more recent collaborations have public-facing documentation and materials. DLAC team members have partnered with faculty, students, and colleagues in academic support on projects such as:
- Digital History at Grinnell College (Professor Sarah Purcell, History)
- Open Anthology of Iowa's Literature (Professor Phil Jones, Library)
- Through the Eyes of a Pioneer: Edith Renfrow Smith (Professor Tamara Beauboeuf, Gender, Women's, and Sexuality Studies)
- Grinnell College Multicultural Alumni Archive (Development and Alumni Relations)
- Lighting the Page. Digital Methods for Literary Study (Professor Erik Simpson, Professor of English)
- Mapping Islamophobia (Professor Caleb Elfenbein, Religious Studies and History)
- Digital Bridges to Dance (Professor Celeste Miller, Theater and Dance)
- Native History Project (Professor Deborah Michaels, Education)
- Subcultures and Sociology (Professor Ross Haenfler, Sociology)
- Jazz Tradition in America (Professor Mark Laver, Music)
- Herb Story. A Digital Archive of American Herbalism (Professor Carolyn Lewis, History)
- Mapping Spanish Detective Fiction (Professor Nick Philllips, Spanish)
- Designing Empire (Professor Mirzam Perèz, Spanish)
- Haitian Art. A Digital Crossroads (Professor Alfredo Rivera, Art and Art History)
