​Change the Subject​ (2019) ​is a film that follows a group of Dartmouth students working with Library staff to campaign to change the subject headings in the Library of Congress for “undocumented immigrants.”
Register for the film screening here: https://events.columbia.edu/go/changethesubject, then join us for a town hall discussion with film…[Read more]

Come work with me at Columbia Libraries as our new research and learning technologies librarian!

The Research and Learning Technologies Librarian engages and collaborates with a diverse body of faculty, students, and subject liaisons across the disciplines in Columbia University. The Librarian will facilitate planning, implementation, education,…[Read more]

The Foundations for Research Computing program at Columbia University welcomes Dr. Fernando Pérez to deliver a Distinguished Lecture in Computational Innovation at 4:00 p.m. on Thursday, May 9, 2019.

Pervasive, Open Data Science in the Next Decade: A View from Jupyter

Dr. Fernando Pérez
Co-founder, Project Jupyter
Assistant Professor of S…[Read more]

Hello!

I’m reaching out on behalf of the Association of Research Libraries to invite you to participate in a study to learn more about the requirements for enhancing the discovery, stewardship, and linking of distributed digital humanities research.

The study overall is investigating the requirements to link distributed digital humanities s…[Read more]

Hi all,

We’re looking to hire a web developer to work with us on Humanities Commons (hcommons.org), the open-access, open-source scholarly network and repository. Please feel free to get in touch if you have any questions!

WEB DEVELOPER

Under the supervision of the head of software development, works on the development of the WordPress-based…[Read more]

Humanities Commons, the brand new open-access scholarly communication network for anyone working in the humanities, is looking for a whip smart, sociable, outgoing community manager with outreach and community-building experience and a knack for wrangling academics. We will start looking at applications immediately, but the position is open until…[Read more]

Hi all,

I posted back in December about the launch of Humanities Commons, the interdisciplinary, open-access, nonprofit scholarly communication and publication network for folks working in the humanities. We now have 8,000 members and over a thousand items in the repository, both from a wide range of fields, and we’re starting to offer workshops…[Read more]

Please share widely!

Project Coordinator, Humanities Commons

The Modern Language Association of America seeks a project coordinator to work collaboratively with the MLA staff and other humanities organizations on the Humanities Commons initiative and other related projects intended to help foster greater collaboration and communication in the…[Read more]

Public Humanities in a Digital Age, ACLA 2016
Organizer: Nicky Agate, Modern Language Association

The NEH’s recently launched Public Scholar program, a burgeoning number of public humanities initiatives and centers all over the country, and the increasing requirement of grant and job seekers that their work have a public component all indicate a…[Read more]

Come work with me on MLA Commons!

The Modern Language Association is seeking a PHP developer to extend and maintain several open-source software products, including the WordPress-based MLA Commons and Commons-in-a-Box. MLA Commons allows our members—over 25,000 scholars in the fields of language and literature—to create profiles, seek fee…[Read more]