Board of Regents of The University of Nebraska

Award a new activity to carry out the Feed the Future Innovation Lab for Irrigation and Mechanization Systems.

Digitization of 100,000 pre-1963 pages of Nebraska newspapers with a focus on papers associated with the U.S. Indian Industrial School in Genoa, the Swedish immigrant community, and agriculture, as well as three African American newspapers.

Creating a digital library of Willa Cather’s literary manuscripts, including images and information for approximately 4,000 pages of nearly 100 distinct documents, and making them available through the Willa Cather Archive online. 

Minoritized students in rural areas face significant challenges in accessing STEM education due to deeply ingrained systemic issues that require comprehensive solutions to create a supportive and culturally responsive learning environment. Simultaneously, agricultural systems and related careers are

The digitization, cataloging, and transcription of approximately 410 pages of historical records, 10,000 pages of government documents, 200 photographs, and 50 oral histories documenting the history of Indian boarding schools and the experience of Native Americans who attended the Genoa Indian B

Ethnographic interviews, focus groups, and participant-observation of community-based humanitarian groups helping Ukrainian refugees in Poland (36 months)

Development of the Collaborative Organization for Virtual Education (COVE) with three areas of focus: implementation of more robust data standards for long-term use; expansion of content with over 80 titles concentrating especially on non-canonical and global literatures; and enhancem

Refinement, expansion, and documentation of digital methods and tools to assist researchers in identifying authorship in unattributed content printed in newspapers and other periodicals.

Improved Housing and Digitization of the Dwight and John Kirsch Collection at Great Plains Art Museum

To support the open access edition of&nbsp;<em>The Grapes of Conquest: Race, Labor, and the Industrialization of California Wine, 1769–1920 </em>by Julia Ornelas-Higdon.

FY 2021 ASHA Grant Award