Join us for our final Digital Humanities Working Group of the Spring Semester with Associate Professor of Religious Studies Richard Newton on April 20, 2023, at 10am. Dr. Newton will give a preview into “Decoding Diaspora: J. A. Rogers’ Mythic Africa” a research project that he’s working on in the…
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March 23 – Digital Humanities Working Group
Join us for our next Digital Humanities Working Group with Associate Professor of Dance Rebecca Salzer on March 23rd, 2023, at 10am. Associate Professor Rebecca Salzer will discuss Dancing Digital, which seeks to create and facilitate more equitable, accessible, and sustainable dance resources online, and its second phase, the No…
Launching the Spring ’23 DH Working Group
Please join us Thursday, February 16th at 10am, for the first DH Working Group of the Spring 2023 semester. We will hear from Drs. Julia Brock and Lesley J. Gordon of the UA Department of History about their Civil War and Reconstruction Governors of Alabama digital edition. Due to the…
Digital Humanities Working Group: Nathan Loewen
Please join us Friday, September 16th, for the first DH Working Group of the Fall 2022 semester featuring Dr. Nathan Loewen, Associate Professor in the Department of Religious Studies. Dr. Loewen will kick off the DH Working Group with a conversation about works in progress. His research tackles questions of…
Second DH Working Group on April 11th
Please join us on April 11th at Noon in ten Hoor 30 for the second meeting of the Digital Humanities Working Group. Dr. Jennifer Feltman, Assistant Professor in Art and Art History, will be discussing and demonstrating her research creating VR Cathedral, an Oculus Quest application that introduces Gothic architecture…
First Digital Humanities Working Group Meeting
The Digital Humanities Working Group promotes digital and computational research in the humanities and social sciences. On February 23rd, we hosted the first meeting of the DH Working Group, featuring Prof. Joseph Smith of Political Science. Prof. Smith talked about his research using automated content analysis to explore issues such…