Campus Partners

The CDH collaborates with a number of Princeton campus units at the intersection of data, computation, and cultural criticism. Graduate students may want to explore the other offerings from:

PUL Digital Scholarship, a one-stop-shop introducing researchers to tools for mapping, text mining, data visualization, and digital exhibits.
Research Data Service, which provides expert guidance curating and publishing data.
Research Computing, which maintains the university’s cloud computing infrastructure and offers workshops on a range of topics.
The AI Lab, which supports and expands the scope of AI research at Princeton. See their Resource Guide (PU login required).
PUL Maps & Geospatial Information Center offers specialized guidance for students working with maps.
MakeNet, a consortium of the university’s maker spaces. Resources include 3D scanning and printing, book binding, and more.
Social scientists should refer to our partners at the Data Driven Social Science Initiative
For help creating a website, see PUL’s Project Website Support and the options provided by OIT’s Web Development Services (WDS)
For suggestions and support creating a digital or data-driven classroom assignments, see the McGraw Center’s Digital Assignment Guide
For world-class guidance on professional development, please visit GradFUTURES, “a dynamic hub that empowers graduate scholars, researchers, and leaders to succeed in graduate school and craft futures that are fully their own.” The CDH often partners with GradFUTURES on hosting University Administrative Fellows (UAF’s). Please contact us if you are interested in this possibility.