Jeremy M. Mikecz

Jeremy M. Mikecz is a Researcher at Dartmouth College's Research Data Services, where he supports computational and data-intensive research in the arts, humanities, and social sciences. His work bridges digital humanities, spatial history, and Indigenous studies, with a focus on recovering marginalized histories through data visualization and cartographic techniques.

• Interdisciplinary expertise in history, geography, and digital methods
• Specializes in GIS, narrative cartography, and critical data analysis
• Current research centers on early colonial Latin America and place-name studies

His recent publications in Hispanic American Historical Review (2020) and International Journal for Arts and Humanities Computing (2017) examine how digital tools can reconstruct Indigenous agency during the Spanish conquest. He teaches courses on digital history, spatial analysis, and Indigenous narratives at Dartmouth and previously at USC. Scientific recognition includes the Andrew W. Mellon Postdoctoral Fellowship in Digital Humanities.