Join us for a talk by Dr. Sarah Bond, Assistant Professor in Classics at the University of Iowa. She will be speaking on “Why We Need to Start Seeing the Classical World in Color.” Monday, November 13, 2017 5pm Northen Auditorium Why We Need to Start Seeing the Classical World…
DH Speaker Series: Megan Hess
Join us for a talk by one of our own! Tuesday, October 17, 2017 12:15-1:15pm Hillel 101 Please register Megan Hess is an Assistant Professor of Accounting at Washington and Lee University. Hess will discuss her latest DH ethics research project exploring the relationship between social networks and ethical leadership. …
Day of DH @ Fall Academy 2017
While it’s still a little scary to admit that school will be starting in a month, we’re excited about this year’s Day of DH! Join us for a morning of pedagogy and digital scholarship discussion from some of your favorite faculty members. We’re thrilled to have Amanda Visconti (Managing Director…
DH Speaker Series: Jeffrey Witt
Join us for the final DH Speaker of the 2016-2017 academic year. Jeffrey Witt, Assistant Professor of Philosophy at Loyola University Maryland, will be speaking on “The Scholastic Commentaries and Texts Archive: Reconceiving the Medieval Corpus in a Linked Data World.” Monday, May 8, 2017 12:15-1:15pm Hillel 101 Lunch provided,…
DH Speaker Series: Alex Gil
Join us for a talk by Alex Gil, the Digital Scholarship Coordinator of the Humanities and History Division at Columbia University Libraries. Monday March 13, 2017 12:15-1:15pm Hillel 101 Lunch provided, please register The Globe is Not a Circle: The New Life of Words and the Broken Scholarly Record In…
DH Speaker Series: Barton Myers on Civil War + DH
Join us for a lunch time talk from Prof. Barton Myers, Associate Professor of History. He’ll report on his summer research experience and share his work on DH methods in Civil War military history. Wednesday, March 1, 2017 12:15-1:15pm Hillel 101 Lunch provided, please register Guerrilla Wars: Rethinking Civil War…
Report on “Digital Humanities, Data Analysis and Its Possibilities”
As part of the DH Speaker Series, I attended the talk by University of Richmond Assistant Professors Lauren Tilton and Taylor Arnold in which they discussed data analysis and how they have used it in different ways in their digital humanities research. Lauren and Taylor’s presentation of the critical role…
DH Event: Digital Humanities, Data Analysis and Its Possibilities
Visiting us from University of Richmond, Assistant Professors Lauren Tilton and Taylor Arnold will give a talk on exploratory data analysis methods, which have received limited visibility in DH. In this talk, they will give an overview of the historical developments of exploratory data analysis and statistical computing. They will…
Day of DH @ Winter Academy 2016
As the term wraps up, join us on Tuesday, December 13th for our “Day of DH” at W&L’s annual Winter Academy. You’ll have the chance to hear from both your colleagues and guests from the University of Virginia about digital projects and pedagogy. There will be lots to chew on, including lunch,…
Suzanne Churchill to speak October 17
Monday, October 17, 2016 12:15-1:15 Science Addition 201 Lunch provided. Please register. Avant-Garde Feminism and Digital Humanities Suzanne Churchill has published books and articles on modern periodicals, poetry, and pedagogy, including The Little Magazine ‘Others’ and the Renovation of Modern American Poetry (Ashgate 2006) and Little Magazines and Modernism: new…