Miranda Marraccini
- PhD, English, Princeton University
- MSt, Nineteenth-Century Literature, University of Oxford
- BA, English, Amherst College

Miranda Marraccini is currently the Digital Pedagogy Librarian at the University of Michigan, where she teaches students and faculty how to use digital methods in their research and teaching. As Graduate Fellow at Princeton’s Center for Digital Humanities, she created her project The Victoria Press Circle. The project includes a database and network graphs recreating the history of Emily Faithfull's Victoria Press, which employed women in the printing industry.
Related projects
The Victoria Press Circle
Graphing the community of the Victoria Press to reconstruct feminist print networks.

The Victoria Press Circle
Graphing the community of the Victoria Press to reconstruct feminist print networks.

Related events
[POSTPONED] Teaching With Data: Digital Humanities in the Classroom
Feb 18 12:00PM–1:20PM
Nora Benedict
Brian Kernighan
Miranda Marraccini
Brandon Stewart
Panel

Related posts
Teaching DH
11 February 2019
Miranda Marraccini, PhD student in Princeton’s Department of English, was a CDH Graduate Fellow in 2017-2018, and has received several CDH grants for her project, Victoria Press Circle. In this post, Miranda talks about her experience as a DH teacher.
Meet Our (New) Graduate Students!
12 September 2017
As we gear up to kick off the Fall semester with fabulous workshops, consultations, lectures, and funding opportunities, we at the CDH wanted to give you the chance to meet some of our graduate students. Read their guest blog posts below to learn more about their research and what led them to work with the CDH, and be sure to look for them around campus!