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Research Highlights 2022
DH Summer Funding Recipient Presentations: Tuesday, September 13th, 12:00PM-1:00PM (Eastern) Virtual Event REGISTER HERE Dr. Christina Boyles “AREPR and Omeka S: Developing Tools for the DH Community” Dr. Catherine Ryu and Olivia Hale “Movements through Time and Space: Visualizing a Literary Journey by Ethnic Koreans in China” Join us for engaging presentations by Dr. Christina […]
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Global DH Symposium – Register by March 9!
Global Digital Humanities Symposium March 22-23, 2018 Main Library, Green Room Michigan State University East Lansing, Michigan msuglobaldh.org #msuglobaldh Keynote speakers: Schuyler Esprit (Dominica State College) Lisa Nakamura (University of Michigan) Registration is still open! Please register by: Friday, March 9 Free and open to the public. Register at http://msuglobaldh.org/registration/ Digital Humanities at Michigan State […]
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Present at Locus: Social Media & Social Media Analysis! Proposals due 11/27
Please consider submitting a short proposal on ideas, works in progress, or completed work for this semester’s Locus talks series on December 7, 3-5pm! We are looking for presentations from anyone – faculty, students, staff – on topics relating to the theme of social media. Proposals to submit are due November 27 Social media comprise […]
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Events Calendar
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DH Reading Group: Topic Modeling
On January 28th, we had the first meeting of Michigan State University’s DH Reading Group. There was a good turn out to discuss topic modeling. Topic modeling involves algorithmic methods for organizing, sorting, and utilizing large corpuses of information. These topics can be modeled over time as well as in relation to other topics. They […]
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LOCUS: Centering DH Research & Pedagogy
Over the past year, a group of Digital Humanists from the Libraries, College of Arts and Letters, and LEADR have banded together to ramp up Digital Humanities programming on campus. A core component of this effort has consisted of a Digital Humanities Workshop Series that has covered a wide range of topics like geographic information […]
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Isaac Weiner, Religion Out Loud, and MSU DH
Last Thursday, January 29, about twenty students and faculty gathered to listen to a talk on the place of religious sound in a pluralist society. Drawing from his research on the 2004 public debate surrounding the adhan (call to prayer) in Hamtramck, the speaker, Isaac Weiner, a professor of comparative studies at The Ohio State […]