Join us for the Digital Humanities Faculty Fellows Projects Showcase hosted by the Teaching, Learning and Technology Roundtable Faculty Development & Best Practices Committee.
“Digital Humanities Faculty Fellows Showcase”
Tuesday, October 25
3 – 4:30 p.m. (Light Refreshments will be Served)
Walsh Library – ITV Classroom
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Presentations by the Digital Humanities Faculty Fellows:
- Xue-Ming Bao – University Libraries: Data Visualization of Library Databases
- Nathan Kahl – Department of Mathematics and Computer Science: Building a Corpus of American Song Lyrics
- Shigeru Osuka – Department of Languages, Literatures, and Cultures: DH Graduate Internship for Japanese Language and Culture
- Melinda D. Papaccio – Department of English: Using the Digital Humanities to Explore the Dialog between Christianity and Culture in the Core II class
- Cherubim Quizon – Department of Sociology, Anthropology and Social Work: Language Maps, Language Clouds
- Terence Teo – Department of Political Science and Public Affairs: Defunct Economists: An Examination of Ideas
The call for applications for spring/summer 2017 Digital Humanities Faculty Fellows will be announced shortly. This iteration will stress faculty-student collaboration, with preference given to proposals that include either a departmental graduate or undergraduate student as co-researcher and innovator.
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This event is sponsored by the Teaching, Learning & Technology Roundtable (TLTR). The Digital Humanities initiative is made possible through funding by the Provost’s Office.