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DH Showcase 2017

By: Francesca Giannetti
On: March 10, 2017
In: Events
Tagged: conference

DH Showcase 2017

2:00 – 5:00 p.m.
Thursday, March 23, 2017
Teleconference Lecture Hall
Scholarly Communication Center
Alexander Library, 4th Floor
169 College Avenue
New Brunswick, New Jersey

Join us on Thursday, March 23rd, for the DH Showcase featuring a series of talks on the digital work of graduate students and faculty in American Studies, Classics, English, History, and Library and Information Science, at Rutgers and beyond. We’ll also hear from our inaugural group of DH seed grant recipients – A.J. Blandford (History), Alex Leslie (English), and Jamie Pietruska (History) – on the research supported through this program. A reception will follow the talks.

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Program

2:00-2:30 – Building Cultural Heritage Collections

The Badian Roman Coin Collection: Progress and Updates
Rick Hale, RU-NB, Classics

Newark’s Built Environment During Urban Renewal: Digitizing the Berg Photos
Ana Robles, RU-N, American Studies

Hardcore Show Flyers: A Digital Archive For Gig Flyers
William Patrick Wend, Rowan University, English

2:30-2:50 – The Geography of Literary Circulation

Reputations in the Regions: American Newspapers and Literary Geography, 1865-1915
Alex Leslie, RU-NB, English

2:50-3:45 – Mapping and the American Cultural Record

Turning to Stone: Interacting with the first 200 years of New Jersey’s Geological Past Through the Collections of Rutgers University
A.J. Blandford, RU-NB, History
James Howe, RU-NB, Library and Information Science

Tools for travelers: Mobility across the centuries
Kristin O’Brassill-Kulfan, RU-NB, History

A Spatial History of Nineteenth-Century American Meteorological Infrastructure
Jamie Pietruska, RU-NB, History

Parking

Visitor parking for non-RU affiliates is available in Lots 26, 30 and the College Avenue Deck without permits. Rutgers Faculty, Staff, and Students must park only in lots they are authorized to park in.

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The Rutgers Digital Humanities Initiative supports digital humanities projects in research, teaching, and public outreach at Rutgers. Our programming includes a regular schedule of events, including workshops, lectures, and conferences. The DHI is currently led by Francesca Giannetti and Kristin O'Brassill-Kulfan and directed by an interdisciplinary group of scholars drawn from across the School of Arts and Sciences and the New Brunswick Libraries.

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