Still time to register for tomorrow’s (March 25th, 1-5pm) symposium-High Availability: Museums’ Digital Response During the Pandemic! For more information and to RSVP: https://www.bgc.bard.edu/events/1335/25-mar-2022-symposium-high

Come work with me at the Bard Graduate Center!! I am currently hiring a DH Educational Technologist to join our DH/DX (Digital Humanities/Digital Exhibitions) team. This position will help support the many exciting digital initiatives at our institution and assist with the creation and investigation of faculty and student research in the…[Read more]

JOB OPENING: WEB MANAGER!
Applications now being accepted for Web Manager position at Bard Graduate Center.
If you have any questions about the job, workplace, etc., please reach out to me at
jesse.merandy@bgc.bard.edu

https://www.builtinnyc.com/job/design/website-manager/120085

I am organizing a symposium titled “Refresh/Reset//Reformat: Digital Kintsugi” at the Bard Graduate Center on April 3, 2020 and am looking for speakers. Following is a description of the event. Please contact me at jesse.merandy@bgc.bard.edu if you are interested.

Refresh/Reset//Reformat: Digital Kintsugi
In the Japanese art of Kintsugi, or…[Read more]

Dear all,

Please join us on Thursday, March 28th at 4pm in Studio at Butler (208b) for “Machine Learning and Human Interpretive Theory” with Ted Underwood (University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign). If you’re coming from outside Columbia, send me a line at agil@columbia.edu ahead of time (48 hours before plz) so I can put your name on the door…[Read more]

Reminder!!!!
Digital Afterlives Symposium
March 1st, 1-5pm (Free!!)
Bard Graduate Center (38 West 86th street)
Register Here: https://www.bgc.bard.edu/events/985/01-mar-2019-symposium-digital

Featuring talks:
Abby Smith Rumsey
Independent Scholar
A Mere Shadow of the Past: How Memory Creates Identity

Robin Davis
John Jay College of Criminal…[Read more]

Digital Afterlives Symposium
March 1st, 1-5pm
Bard Graduate Center (38 West 86th street)
Featuring talks by: Abby Smith Rumsey, Robin Davis, Tamara Kneese, and Margaret Schwartz
Register Here: https://www.bgc.bard.edu/events/985/01-mar-2019-symposium-digital

With our continued investment in and interaction with technologies, an increasing amount…[Read more]

Looking for speakers for an upcoming Symposium, “Digital Afterlife” held at Bard Graduate Center on March 1, 2019 in New York City. Please read the following description and contact me at jesse.merandy@bgc.bard.edu if you, or someone that you know, might be a good fit!

With our continued investment in and interaction with technologies, an…[Read more]

Matthew K. Gold will give a Brown Bag Lunch presentation on Thursday, October 18, from 12:15 to 1:15 pm. His talk is entitled “Scholarly Publishing Beyond the Printed Page.”

Digital humanities scholars have long experimented with modes of scholarship that move beyond the printed page into interactive forms of expression and communication. Thi…[Read more]

REMINDER!!
The Bard Graduate Center welcomes Micki Kaufman for her talk “Quantifying Kissinger: Computational Analysis and Data Visualization in Historical Interpretation” on Wednesday, November 15, at 12:15 pm. All are Welcome! Free! Bard Graduate Center is located at 38 West 86th Street.
More information here: htt…[Read more]

FEB25 – Saturday – Battery Park
American Veterans for the NEH: Voices on Democracy

Dear all, I’m gonna try to join the veterans this Saturday in Battery Park. As many of you know the NEH has played a pivotal role in digital humanities nationally. Some of you may have already benefited from it, and f we can keep it alive for the next 2 years, I’m…[Read more]

Dear friends,

We have an exciting talk/workshop coming to the Studio@Butler next week organized by the History in Action series in the History Department at Columbia University.

https://studio.cul.columbia.edu/event/history-race-and-digital-humanities-with-matt-delmont/

Wednesday, May 4, 1:00 PM

Studio@Butler (208b Butler Library)

“History,…[Read more]

Dear all, it is with great pleasure that I share with you the announcement for a two day event at the Heyman Center bringing together archeologists and media archeologists this coming Thursday and Friday. I’m particularly excited that Bethany “The Mentor” Nowviskie and Matt Kirschenbaum are among the invited guests. I hope many of you can join us.…[Read more]

Michigan State University is pleased to host the HASTAC 2015 conference, May 27-30, 2015. This year’s title is “Exploring the Art and Science of Digital Humanities.” The Call for Proposals is now up and submissions from NYCDH members are highly encouraged! (http://www.hastac2015.org/?page_id=20)

Hi all, below a call for applications for a course on paleography next year with a DH component (which I will be running).

Call for Applications

MIDDLE FRENCH PALEOGRAPHY WORKSHOP
COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY IN THE CITY OF NEW YORK

JUNE 9-27, 2014

This paleography workshop will provide intensive training in the accurate reading, editing, and…[Read more]

I’m really proud to announce our event “The Work of Man Has Only Just Begun: Legacies of Aimé Césaire.” The event is inspired by the unconference, the hackathon and the digital forum. We need DH’ers to put the cherry on top on the day of the researchathon (visit the second link and you’ll see why). We also encourage you to share with your c…[Read more]