Please join us this Friday for the last panel in our Spring series, and
encourage your colleagues and students to attend. -- Bethany
>
> The Humanities Computing Seminar presents:
>
> Research and Digital Media:
> A Panel Discussion
>
> Friday, 31 March 2000
> at noon in Clemons 201
>
>
> How can graduate students and faculty use digital media to take
> control of their research agendas and professional identities? What
> is it like to work in electronic media within a field accustomed to
> technological research projects? And how do such projects play out in
> more conservative disciplines? What is the role of interdisciplinary
> collaboration in humanities computing? And how is the end result of
> this collaboration best described?
>
>
> Speakers:
>
> * Matthew Kirschenbaum, UVA English Department alumnus and Assistant
> Professor, University of Kentucky
>
> * John Dobbins, UVA professor of Classical Art and Archaeology and
> director of the Pompeii Forum project
>
> * John Unsworth, Department of English and director of the Institute
> for Advanced Technology in the Humanities
>
>
> "Research and Digital Media" is the final panel in the Humanities
> Computing Seminar's Spring series. For more information on this
> brown-bag lunch gathering and the HCS, see our Web pages
> (http://www.iath.virginia.edu/hcs) or contact Bethany Nowviskie
> (bethany@virginia.edu).
>
>
Bethany Paige Nowviskie
University of Virginia Department of English
Design Editor/Senior Research Assistant, Rossetti Archive
Institute for Advanced Technology in the Humanities
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