About Me and My Projects
Hi! I am Emily Meyers. After deciding that criminal justice was not the job for me, I found myself leaning more into my hobby of historical work and archiving. With various types of internships under my belt, I feel confident in saying that museums are where I found my passion. This space is where I attempt to define what Digital Humanities is and how I can use it in Public History!
I am a Graduate from George Mason University. I received my MA in Early Modern English history with a Graduate Certificate in Digital History. I have worked on the project Death By Numbers where you can see blogs from me and the team on various topics about the Bills of Morality. I received my BA in Political Science and History from Keuka College in New York. This is where I also received an amazing minor in American Sign Language (ASL). If you ever have questions about that, just ask.
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Acknowledgements
Thanks to all the people at Roy Rosenzweig Center for History and New Media for helping me on this journey of scholarship!
