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City: Dublin, Ireland, EU

Teaching & Professional Interests

  • Arts / Humanities Literatures
  • Digital Humanities

Research Interests

  • Arts / Humanities Literatures
  • Books / Printing / Publishing Industry
  • Classification and Subject Analysis
  • Digital / Virtual Libraries
  • Information Visualization
  • Metadata and Semantic Web
  • Digital Humanities

Dr. Susan Schreibman

Susan Schreibman is currently the Director of the Digital Humanities Observatory (DHO), a project of the Royal Irish Academy (Dublin, Ireland). Previously, Dr. Schreibman held the position of Assistant Dean and Head of Digital Collections and Research University of Maryland Libraries (2005-2008).

She is the editor of Collected Poems of Thomas MacGreevy: An Annotated Edition (1991) and co-editor of A Blackwell Companion to Digital Humanities (2004) and A Companion to Digital Literary Studies (2007). She is also the series co-editor of Topics in the Digital Humanities, published by the University of Illinois Press.

Dr. Schreibman is the principle developer of The Versioning Machine (www.v-machine.org), founding editor and principle developer of Irish Resources in the Humanities (www.irith.org), and founding editor and project manager of The Thomas MacGreevy Archive (www.macgreevy.org).

Courses Taught

Education

  • PhD (Anglo-Irish Literature and Drama) University College Dublin (1997)
  • MA (Enlgish and Creative Writing) University of Pennsylvania (1990)
  • MA (Anglo-Irish Literature) University College Dublin (1985)
  • BA (English) Rutgers University (1984)

Academic & Professional Experience

  • Director, Digital Humanities Observatory, Royal Irish Academy (2008-)
  • Assistant Dean, University of Maryland Libraries, University of Maryland (2005-2008)
  • Assistant Director, Maryland Institute for Technology in the Humanities (2001-2004)
  • Assistant Professor of Professional and Technical Communication, New Jersey Institute of Technology (2000-2001)

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