Dartmouth Student Research Fellow Program
The Dartmouth Digital History Initiative provides opportunities for Dartmouth undergraduate students to join our team of student research fellows. We encourage second- and third-year students of any prospective major to apply. No prior experience with oral history, digital humanities, or advanced computing is required—just a willingness to learn and to contribute to the project’s goals. Students interested in oral history, coding, or data analysis will have an opportunity to pursue their interests and learn new skills associated with critical thinking and computational methods.
New research fellows will join an inclusive and collegial team of fellow students that fosters a flexible and collaborative work environment. We provide all necessary training, and our on-boarding process is easy and accessible.
Our research fellows commit to work 5-7 hours per week during the terms in which they are participating in the project. DDHI fellows will be paid on an hourly basis at $20/hour.
HOW TO APPLY TO BECOME A DDHI RESEARCH FELLOW:
Eligibility: All Dartmouth undergraduate students who will be second- or third-years during the academic year and are in good standing are eligible to apply. The DDHI is open to students in all major programs of study.
Time commitment: Successful applicants must commit to weekly one-hour meetings as well as up to nine hours of additional work per week.
Application process: We not accepting applications at this time. Please check back for future opportunities.
Questions? Email Prof. Edward Miller (Edward.G.Miller@dartmouth.edu) and Project Manager Mara Gregory (Mara.J.Gregory@dartmouth.edu)
Contact Us
Contact the project at ddhi@dartmouth.edu.