Project Team
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Sarah Anne Hogue
PROJECT DIRECTOR 2022-
PhD Candidate, Dale Center and Pat and Jean Welsh Graduate Fellow, Dale Center
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Christian Singletary
PROJECT MANAGER AND WEB CONTENT EDITOR 2025-
PhD Student, Dale Center
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Dr. Kyle F. Zelner
PROJECT SUPERVISOR 2022-
Director, Dale Center and Associate Professor of History
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Riley Houston
WEB CONTENT EDITOR 2025-
MA Student, Dale Center
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AlexandrIa Heitz
WEB CONTENT EDITOR 2026-
MA Student, Dale Center
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James Witkoski
WEB CONTENT EDITOR 2023-2025
PhD Candidate, Dale Center; Graduate Fellow, Center for Digital Humanities (2024-2025)
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Nicholas Garrett
WEB CONTENT EDITOR 2023-2024
MA Student, Dale Center
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Sean O'Farrell
WEB CONTENT EDITOR 2024
PhD Candidate, USM History
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Maeve Losen
PROJECT CONSULTANT 2023-2025
Manager, The Center for Digital Humanities, USM
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Daniel Ward
WEB CONTENT EDITOR 2022-2023
PhD Candidate, Dale Center and Pat and Jean Welsh Graduate Fellow, Dale Center
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Ted Racicot
PROJECT CONSULTANT 2022-2023
PhD Student, Dale Center and Graduate Fellow, Center for Digital Humanities
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Brian Valimont
WEB CONTENT EDITOR 2022
PhD Student, Dale Center
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Dr. Susannah Ural
CONSULTING SUPERVISOR, 2022-2023
Director, Center for Digital Humanities, Senior Fellow, Dale Center, and Professor of History
On November 15th, 2023, the project team of the 103rd Infantry Digital Humanities Project hosted an online discussion about the project that went over the history of the project, some of the behind-the-scenes decisions about the project, and answered audience questions. You can watch a recording of that presentation on the Dale Center’s YouTube Channel by clicking here.
Various members of the project team have written about their experiences during the building of the 103rd Infantry Division Digital Humanities Project. Read their contributions for a behind-the-scenes look at the process:
Sarah Anne Hogue, Project Manager, 2022: “The Dale Center’s 103rd Infantry Division Project”
James Witkoski, Web Content Editor, 2023: “The Dale Center’s 103rd Infantry Division Digital Humanities Project: An Update”