Summary
Brian Croxall is an Associate Research Professor and digital humanities librarian with 13 years of experience applying computational methods to literature and cultural data, currently based at Brigham Young University. He designs and manages digital scholarship projects from conception through implementation, blending hands-on technical work with pedagogy and collaborative project management. His research focuses on using computers to read poetry, novels, and archival materials such as conference programs, revealing patterns humans might miss. Past roles at Brown, Emory, and leadership at the Alliance of Digital Humanities Organizations show a track record of building centers, securing major grants, and scaling scholarly infrastructure. He holds a Ph.D. in American Literature and brings a rare combination of literary expertise and practical digital-tool fluency to research teams.
13 years of coding experience
2 years of employment as a software developer
Ph.D. American Literature, Ph.D. American Literature at Emory University
BA Humanities with English Lit emphasis, BA Humanities with English Lit emphasis at Brigham Young University
English, Dutch, French