Digital Diversity

The Digital Diversity project is dedicated to supporting all efforts to improve the amount and quality of "digital diversity." The Digital Diversity Project's most important contribution will be through the new Master's degree track in the WSU American Studies Program. This track will train students simultaneously in a multicultural understanding of the nation's past and present, and in technical aspects of new media production.

Project Team Liaison: T.V. Reed
Phone: (509) 335-1560
E-mail: reedtv@wsu.edu

Project Team: The Digital Diversity Working Group or Project Team includes faculty members and graduate students from multiple departments on the Pullman and Vancouver campuses along with web professionals outside of the university.

Homelessness and Poverty Project

The Homelessness and Poverty Project uses a variety of programs to address poverty. Current efforts center around working with homeless people and organizations to improve technological literacy. The project is based out of the Vancouver campus, but programs with pending grant applications would extend the Homelessness and Poverty Project’s reach across the state and nationwide.

Project Team Liaison: Susan Finley
Phone: (360) 546-9649
E-mail: finley@vancouver.wsu.edu

Project Team: The team has not yet been formalized. Dignity Village and numerous student volunteers are involved with the project.

Projects Seeking Funding

Humanities Center
Prison Video
Portland Activist Project