I am the Humanities Design Architect at Scholars’ Lab, at the University of Virginia Library.

I co-organize THATCamp, the Humanities and Technology Camp, sponsored primarily by CHNM. Started in 2008, THATCamp is an academic unconference that gives participants the opportunity to shape the event themselves. It is, quite possibly, the most fun you can ever have at an academic conference.

I do lots of plugin and theme development on the WordPress blogging platform. (A platform that, by the way, totally rocks). In addition to developing one-off solutions for numerous projects, I started ScholarPress in 2006 as a development hub for academic and educational plugins for WordPress.

I am also an ABD in U.S. History at George Mason University. My dissertation, entitled “The Designing Historian,” explores design as a methodology for doing digital history. My other research interests include the history of design, the history of technology, and social/cultural history.

Contact Me

• Email: jeremy@clioweb.org
• Instant Messenger
  • jboggs22 (AIM)
  • jeremyboggs (Yahoo!)
• Twitter: @clioweb

Elsewhere

I’m usually ‘clioweb’ on most web services. Here are a few I use:

• Twitter
• Zotero
• Vimeo
• Delicious
• Slideshare