The Team
Project PIs
Rosalind J. Beiler – Associate Professor of History, University of Central Florida (Co-Principal Investigator). Beiler is a historian of the early modern Atlantic world. Her research focuses on migration flows to the British colonies - especially from the German-speaking regions of Europe. Her book Immigrant and Entrepreneur: The Atlantic World of Caspar Wistar, 1650-1750 is a microhistory about how Wistar adapted knowledge from Europe to British North America. Beiler is currently studying the ways religious communication networks found in PRINT shifted migration flows in the late seventeenth and early eighteenth centuries.
Amy Larner Giroux – Associate Director, Center for Humanities and Digital Research, University of Central Florida (Co-Principal Investigator). Giroux assists faculty and graduate students with their digital projects. Dr. Giroux’s research involves the contact zone between humans and technology within the intersections of history and learning. By leveraging technologies such as AR/VR, she brings learning to both classroom and field. Dr. Giroux is the author of “Navigating People, Paper, and Pixels: Examining Contact Zones With(in) the Past” in Florida Studies (2018), and co-author of “Assessing the Impact of Game Modalities in Second Language Acquisition: ELLE the EndLess LEarner” in Journal of Universal Computer Science (2020).
Current Team Members
Luke Bohmer received his MA in History from UCF in 2019. Luke has worked as a Digital Archive Assistant with PRINT since 2019, focusing on translating materials into German, metadata entry, and the transcription of letters from German-language repositories.
Kayla Campana is a first-year Texts and Technology Ph.D. student at the University of Central Florida. She holds a BA and MA in History, and a Gender Studies graduate certificate. She currently serves as a Digital Archive Assistant for PRINT.
Randi Fine is a Digital Archive Assistant with PRINT.
Carina Seagrave Fuller is a third-year PhD student at the University of Central Florida in the Texts and Technology program. Her research investigates the impact of true crime media consumption on vigilance in women. Additionally, Carina is a digital editorial assistant for Early American Studies Miscellany, an online component to Early American: An Interdisciplinary Journal and serves as Digital Archive Assistant for PRINT.
Brendan Jordan is a BA student at the University of Central Florida pursuing degrees in History and Anthropology. Within PRINT, he primarily deals with the Dutch repositories and the stories of the Anabaptists in continental Europe as told through their letters.
Brook Miller is a developer for the Center for Humanities and Digital Research who works on PRINT's web application and data pipelines.
Adaeze Nwigwe is a Digital Archive Assistant with PRINT.
Pauline Rivera is a Digital Archive Assistant with PRINT.
Natalie Rodriguez is a Senior in the History BA program working as a Digital Archive Assistant for the PRINT Project.
Casey Wolf is a Digital Archive Assistant with PRINT.
Maggie Woods is a second year MA Public History student at the University of Central Florida. She is interested in the intersections between public archaeology and cultural heritage preservation and how the humanities can utilize GIS and other digital methods into research and outreach. She is a Digital Archive Assistant for the PRINT project.
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Previous Contributors
PRINT has had the privilege of working with numerous contributors. You can find our past contributors on our website.
