Please mark your calendars for an upcoming talk at Rutgers University on the use of Linked Open Data in libraries, archives and museums.

“Playing in the Archive: The Linked Jazz Project”
Cristina Pattuelli (Pratt Institute)
Wednesday, April 16, 4:30 p.m.
Rutgers University, SC&I Meeting Room (CI-323) (https://goo.gl/maps/g00oJ)
Refreshments…[Read more]

The Fordham Graduate Student Digital Humanities group is hosting a “digital humanities + pedagogy” workshop on Wednesday, April 9, 2:00-4:00pm. It will be at the Fordham Rose Hill campus in the Bronx, in Walsh 047.

Please join Will Fenton, Christy Pottroff, Louie Dean Valencia-García, and Christopher Rose as this interdisciplinary panel…[Read more]

We’re co-planning an event on the topic of user experience and DH projects with Pratt UX/IA and Pratt ASIS&T groups (04/12 10a-2p). We’re looking for people to talk about data visualization tools and content management systems. Get in touch if you’re interested jferrett@pratt.edu / Look out for the announcement, coming soon!

Join the NYC Museum Educators’ Tech Peer Group next Friday March 28th (6:30-8:00pm) at the Rubin Museum! The group will be talking about technology, education, iPads, resources, & more.

NYC MER (Museum Educators’ Round Table) is a group that requires membership, but anyone is allowed to attend one meeting for free. So rsvp on the google doc and…[Read more]

This Wednesday (March 12), 7-9pm – Digital Humanities: New Roles for Libraries
Rutgers University, Alexander Library (Pane Room, 1st Floor), New Brunswick, NJ
-Panel discussion including Monica McCormick (NYU), Zach Coble (NYU/dh+lib), Kayo Denda (Rutgers), Krista White (Rutgers), Jen Hunter (Rutgers MLIS student)

Please join us! & let me know if…[Read more]

Job Opportunity: Digital Humanities Coordinator at CUNY Graduate Center http://gcdi.commons.gc.cuny.edu/2014/02/21/digital-humanities-coordinator/

Event: Using Digital Tools in the Classroom and in Research, hosted by The Humanities Initiative New York University, 02/11: http://humanitiesinitiative.org/events/event-registration/?ee=39

Job Opportunity: Michigan State University College of Arts and Letters is seeking a Digital Humanities Specialist for a 12 month, one-year, fixed-term position. More info and to apply: http://www.cal.msu.edu/faculty/facultyopen-positions/584/

The NYC Digital Humanities Student Group is jointly holding a meeting with the NYC Museum Educators Roundtable Technology Peer Group NEXT Thursday, Jan. 30, 6:30-8:00pm.

We will discuss collaborations between academia, libraries, and museums with regard to digital projects and learning. We will be meeting at METRO, 57 East 11th Street, 4th…[Read more]

Barnard Library is hosting a free archives-themed unconference and have a special interest in making it useful and accessible for new archivists (and are open to all archives-minded people, of course). If interested, join the first planning meeting on 01/30 at 5p at Barnard College Library. RSVP to the meeting and find more info on the blog:…[Read more]

Reminder! The Student Group will meet *tomorrow* at Think Coffee (73 8th Avenue, NYC) at 10a. Join us in a discussion with Grant Wythoff, Ph.D., who will talk with us about his position at Columbia University and his work in DH. Hope to see you!

The NYC Digital Humanities Student Group is jointly organizing a meetup with the NYC Museum Educators Technology Peer Group – weigh in to decide the date! http://doodle.com/d9piyxmyskipgmai

Hi all, our next meet up will be over coffee. Join us Saturday, November 16th at 10a at Think Coffee (73 8th Avenue, NYC). For this first meet up, Grant Wythoff, Ph.D., will join us to talk about his position at Columbia University’s Society of Fellows in the Humanities and as lecturer in the Department of English and Comparative Literature.…[Read more]

Reminder! The Student Group is hosting its first meeting at Swift Hibernian Lounge (34 E. 4th St., NY, NY) on Friday, October 18, 6p-9p. Students of all levels and disciplines, faculty and staff who work with students, and anyone interested in the student perspective is welcome. Please feel free to invite anyone you think might be interested in the group.