Graduate Student Digital Humanities Symposium
Saturday, 9 April 2016, Cornell University
Olin Library 703
You are invited to join us for a showcase of digital projects by graduate students, followed by a discussion of the many opportunities provided by and challenges involved in doing digital work within or alongside a dissertation.
10am: Welcome and coffee
10.30am: Lightning Talk, Session 1
#StayWoke: Social Media/Social Justice in Pedagogy – Xine Yao
Public Poetry in a Digital World – Emily Oliver and Liza Flum
Digital Annotation in First-Year Writing Seminars – Kaylin O’Dell
Learning Analytics and Libraries – Samantha Settimio and Carl Haynes
11.25am: Lightning Talk, Session 2
Pigments and Pedagogy: Making Technical Data Accessible to the Non-Specialist – Ruth Mullett
Parthian Sources Online: Digital Editing as Dissertation Reading – Jake Nabel
Communal Currents in Nineteenth Century America: Data Visualization, Mapping, and Public Humanities Projects – Molly Reed
The Grain of the Voice in an Age of Digital Detectability – Sam Carter
12.20pm: Roundtable discussion on Digital Humanities in/and the Dissertation
1pm: Lunch (provided)
1.45pm: THATCamp launches
