About the HU Digital Commons
Harrisburg University’s Digital Commons is intended to serve primarily as a repository and showcase for student dissertations, theses, projects, and other notable work as well as the distinguished academic work of faculty and staff. This allows the University to document its contribution to scholarly discourse and practice across disciplines.
Digital Commons directly supports HU's mission which states, "The Harrisburg University of Science and Technology offers innovative academic and research programs in science and technology that respond to local and global needs. The institution fosters a diverse community of learners, provides access and support to students who want to pursue a career in science and technology, and supports business creation and economic development."
What is Digital Commons?
Digital Commons is a digital repository of works authored by HU scholars and researchers. Selected HU materials and publications are also included.
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HU Digital Commons SiteVisit HU's Digital Commons site to browse collections or submit work.
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Digital Commons Network (All Institutions)Millions of Digital Commons articles belonging to institutions all over the world.
What will you find in Digital Commons?
In Digital Commons, you will primarily find three types of items.
Student Projects, Theses and Dissertations
These projects, theses, and dissertations have been accepted by the University in partial fulfillment for graduation requirements.
Faculty Works
Faculty at HU actively contribute research to further scholarship in their professional communities.
Student Works
Exceptional student works (assignments, papers, etc.) have been selected by faculty as worthy of highlight.