[Kimon Keramidas]

NYU Digital Humanities Project Showcase

Sponsored by NYU's Center for the Humanities, Digital Scholarship Services, and NYU DH

Friday April 29^th 2016

We are pleased to announce
the schedule for the NYU Digital Humanities Project Showcase to be held on Friday April 29th at NYU's Center for the Humanities (5th floor: 20, Cooper Square). This event provides a forum for faculty, staff, and students to learn about each other's work, create connections, and start new conversations. Open to an audience from both inside and outside the university, the event will feature the work of NYU's vibrant DH community. Presentations will include 10-minute project presentations and shorter lightning talks. We look forward to seeing you on the 29^th

— Zach Coble, Kimon Keramidas, Marion Thain (the organizing committee)

10:00 – 10:15	Welcome and Introduction (Marion Thain)
10:15 – 11:00	What is DH? (moderator: Marion Thain)
	Lorenzo Castellano (Institute for the Study of the Ancient World)-Archaeological Computing Kimon Keramidas (Draper Interdisciplinary Master’s Program) – Object-oriented Pedagogy and Digital Storytelling: The CMS as Non-linear Narrative Platform Marina Hassapopoulou (Tisch Cinema Studies) – Social Media as New Analytical Tools in Cinema Studies
11:00 – 11:15	Coffee Break
11:15 – 12:00	Art, Politics, Scholarship, and the Digital (moderator: Zach Coble)
	Andrew Battista and Florencia Malbran (NYU Libraries – Data Services, Gallatin) – Art and Politics in the City: Documenting Public art in New York and Buenos Aires Marcial Godoy-Anativia and Diana Taylor (The Hemispheric Institute of Performance and Politics) – The Hemispheric Institute and Digital Humanities: A Brief History Grace MacLaughlin and Alexei Taylor (The Hemispheric Institute of Performance and Politics) – Hemi Press and Online Scholarship
12:00 – 12:45	Mapping NYC (moderator: Kimon Keramidas)
	Marion R. Casey (Irish Studies) – Resurrecting the Ethnic Village Lightning Talks: Robert Davis (Tisch Drama) – Representing Actor/Theatre Networks in Antebellum New York City Amanda Watson (NYU Libraries – Humanities and Social Sciences) – Mapping the "House of Genius" Nick Wolf (NYU Libraries – Data Services) – Script Workflow for Automating Historical Street Address Recognition in Python
12:45 – 1:30	Lunch (provided by NYU Libraries Digital Scholarship Services)
1:30 – 2:30	Algorithmic Ways of Reading (moderator: Marion Thain)
	Jonathan Armoza (English) – Topic Words in Context Moacir P. de Sá Pereira (English) – Mapping the Literature of New York City Aaron Plasek (Draper Interdisciplinary Master’s Program) – An Experimental Inquiry into the Ethics of Machine Reading David Hoover (English) – Writing Methods and Writing Styles
2:30 – 2:45	Closing Remarks: Zach Coble, Kimon Keramidas, Marion Thain

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[Stephen Klein]

How do outsiders register/rsvp to gain access to 20 Cooper?

[Monica McCormick]

Stephen, I believe you just have to show a photo ID and say you are going to the event.

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