Digitizing Việt Nam (DV) is a digital resource hub, collaboratively maintained by Columbia University (CU) and the Vietnam Studies Center (VSC) at Fulbright University Vietnam (FUV). It provides extensive digitized archives of premodern Vietnamese manuscripts and a curated catalog of modern-era archival collections from Vietnam. DV also develops advanced digital humanities tools, beginning with an annotation and translation labeling tool for scholarly analysis. The pedagogical library of DV underscores its commitment to outreach by bridging scholarly research and educational practice, providing teachers and autodidacts with curated resources to educate others—and themselves—about Vietnam.
The Digitizing Vietnam Collections consist of the digitized pre-modern Han-Nom manuscript collections, modern era Vietnamese Studies collections including but not limited to history, linguistics, ethnology/cultural anthropology, Vietnamese early-20th-century journals as well as collections of Vietnamese contemporary music and folk music.
Ph.D. in Ethnology
Digital Curator, Weatherhead East Asian Institute, Columbia University
M.A. in Digital Humanities
Digital Humanities Librarian, Vietnam Studies Center, Fulbright University Vietnam
B.S. in Computer Science
Web Developer, Columbia University
Ph.D. in History
Faculty member in History and Vietnam Studies, Fulbright University Vietnam
Ph.D. in East & Southeast Asian Language History
Assistant Professor, Director of Undergraduate Studies, EALAC, Columbia University
Ph.D. in History
Assistant Professor, Director of the Weatherhead East Asian Institute, Columbia University
Ph.D. in East Asian Languages and Civilizations
Professor, Director of the Vietnam Studies Center, Fulbright University Vietnam
In August 2023, the Weatherhead East Asia Institute at Columbia University was awarded a LuceSEA grant from the Henry Luce Foundation to support Digitizing Vietnam: The Virtual Future of Global Vietnam and the Vietnamese Studies Project.