Event: Day of Digital Scholarship

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When:

Tuesday, Apr. 9, 2019. 9:00am to 5:00pm

Department:

Public Services

About this Event

The Day of Digital Scholarship is a day of celebration and awareness of research that is presented, created, or about digital tools or culture. Please join us on April 9 in Willis Library, Room 250H to learn more about digital scholarship projects created on campus and in the greater state of Texas.

Our keynote speakers are Dr. Carolina A. Villarroel and Dr. Gabriela Baeza Ventura from the Recovering the U.S. Hispanic Literary Heritage project at the Arte Público Press.

Both will be joining us to talk about their project. Recovery’s mission is to locate, preserve and disseminate Hispanic culture of the United States in its written form since colonial times until 1960. The program has compiled a comprehensive bibliography of books, pamphlets, manuscripts, and ephemera produced by Latinos.

This day is brought to you by the Digital Scholarship Workgroup and is part of the UNT Libraries celebration of National Library Week.

Event Schedule

  • 9:00 | Set-up

  • 9:30 | Introductions & Overview | Breakfast Bites

  • 10:00 | Dr. Kathryne Beebe, Dept. of History, “Medieval Data and Modern Social Network Analysis: A Digital Humanities Approach to Virtual Pilgrimage”

  • 10:30 | Brian Anderson, Music History, “Examining Music Binder’s Volumes in Nineteenth-Century America: A Quantitative Approach”

  • 11:00 | Mary Burke, Dr. Shobhana Chelliah, Melissa Robinson, Mark Phillips, “Preparing Linguists’ Field Recordings and Datasets for Ingest into a Digital Library System”

  • 11:30 | Digital Scholarship Workgroup, “Update on Digital Scholarship Survey Results”

  • 12:00 | Lunch Bites | Blogging & Coloring w/ Digital Libraries and The Portal to Texas History

  • 12:30 | Dr. Lauren Cross & students, Interdisciplinary Art & Design Studies, “Lightning Talks: Using digital tools for student projects”

  • 1:00 | Giselle Greenidge, Dept. of Sociology, “The Crisis and Black Sentiment”

  • 1:30 | Micah Crittenden, Dept. of History, “The St. John’s Community Project”

  • 2:00 | Dr. Lauren Cross & students, Interdisciplinary Art & Design Studies, “Lightning Talks: Using digital tools for student projects”

  • 2:30 | Coffee break

  • 3:00 | Keynote: Dr. Carolina A. Villarroel and Dr. Gabriela Baeza Ventura, Arte Público Press, “Recovering the U.S. Hispanic Literary Heritage Project”

  • 4:00 | Mix & Mingle

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