Project Lead Dr. Sneller was featured in an interview with VoyageMichigan where they talk about their experiences being at Michigan State University and working on the MI Diaries project.
MI Diaries teamed up with Inquiry Arts at MSU's Science Festival in April 2022, to present a 'Listening Garden' of stories from the past 2 years. Take a Listen
MI Diaries was the focus of this year's Digital Humanities Locus conference, which brought together our project with a number of offshoot projects that took some inspiration from MI Diaries. Go to DH Locus Conference Video Page
Ripples from the tragic Oxford High School shooting impacted people of all ages across Michigan, as schools heard of more threats and either closed or went into lockdown. Some of our kid, teen, and adult diarists shared their experiences and responses about this event that can be found together in our collection of stories regarding the Oxford tragedy. . Click here to listen
Project Lead Dr. Sneller spoke with WIRED about some of the specific ways that the pandemic has made some folks more science literate.
Research assistant Jack Rechsteiner and PI Betsy Sneller write about how MI Diaries has worked to build community with participants through digital fieldwork. Click here to read the article.
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It has been one year since the global pandemic started. In this article from Bloomberg, 10 Americans, including our very own Dr. Betsy Sneller and Dr. Suzanne Wagner, who talk about how the pandemic has reshaped our lives and even added to our vocabulary. Click here to read the article.
GBH News interviewed Dr. Betsy Sneller and Dr. Suzanne Wagner, discussing our study of language change and new words that have entered our vocabulary as a result of the pandemic. Click here to read the article.
In this article project lead Dr. Betsy Sneller discusses with Pia Araneta the more human side of our project, along with the process of tracking social and language change that we are experiencing while living through this historical event. Click here to read the article.