Welcome back for the fall semester! The Graduate Center Digital Initiatives (GCDI) and GC Digital Fellows have been hard at work developing programming, events, workshops, and opportunities to help you …
GCDI Welcomes You Back for Fall ’24!
Category: Digital GC
Apply by March 22, 2024 to be a GC Digital Fellow
Join our exciting, collaborative, and creative group of interdisciplinary doctoral students as we create workshops, programming, and resources to expand digital research opportunities for GC students.
Building Your First Database in SQL – GC Digital Fellows
Building Your First Database in SQL Creating a database is a fundamental skill for most social science and humanities researchers, and PostgreSQL is an excellent choice to get started with …
Opening our house, opening our lab! – GC Digital Fellows
Opening our house, opening our lab! On September 6th, friendly conversations about digital tools, methods, and opportunities at the GC lit up room 7414 at the GC. For the second …
The GCDI Guide to Password Management – GC Digital Fellows
The GCDI Guide to Password Management Graduate Center students! Don’t sleep on the absurd number of usernames and passwords you will be required to remember! Think you can just keep …
GCDI Fall 2023 Workshops
Event on Researching Social Media Now
Please join the GC Digital Fellows, GCDI, and the M.S. in Data Analysis and Visualization in welcoming Dr. Jo Lukito (UT Austin) for a conversation focused on practical strategies …
Dissertation Futures (Monday, Mar 27th @ 1230pm – 2pm ONLINE)
CUNY Graduate Center doctoral students are known for pushing the boundaries of what a dissertation could be and alumni often speak to the value of doing scholarship in alternative, digital …
Apply to be a GC Digital Fellow by March 28, 2023
Are you looking for a fellowship that will challenge you to enhance your existing technical skills? Do you enjoy working collaboratively with an interdisciplinary team? Do you like working with …
Finding the Perfect OCR – GC Digital Fellows
In this week’s Tagging the Tower post, GC Digital Fellow Leanne Fan explains how to extract text from images. If you’ve ever saved a photograph of a newspaper or book …
