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SUMMARY:DH Panel: Digital Futures of Graduate Study in the Humanities
DESCRIPTION:\nJoin the Scholars' Lab & the Digital Humanities Center for an 
 event celebrating the launch of Digital Futures of Graduate Studies\, a new 
 edited collection from the University of Minnesota Press that describes 
 itself as a “resource for planning\, reimagining\, and participating in 
 the digital transformation of graduate study in the humanities.” This 
 roundtable will feature opening provocations and discussions by editor 
 Gabriel Hankins (Clemson University) as well as contributors Alison Booth 
 (UVA English) and Brandon Walsh (UVA Library). Rennie Mapp (UVA IHGC\, DHI 
 & DH Certificate) will moderate\, and Phil Trella (UVA\, Office of Graduate 
 & Postdoctoral Affairs) will be respondent. Refreshments will be provided. 
 Please register to reserve your lunch!\n\n\nFrom the book description 
 (University of Minnesota Press): How are the humanities adapting to the 
 rise of digital technologies\, and what are some of the tried and tested 
 ways that postsecondary institutions are proving the importance of 
 humanities training at the graduate level? Bringing together a diverse 
 group of scholars and students\, Digital Futures of Graduate Study in the 
 Humanities invites a reimagining of current models of graduate education to 
 address ongoing challenges to the humanities and to create sustainable and 
 humane pedagogies\, classes\, and institutions.  \n\nThe essays cover a 
 wide range of topics\, such as the skills required to learn and practice 
 digital methods\, the resources needed to support students and faculty in 
 this enterprise\, the lack of meaningful credit for undertaking this 
 time-intensive work\, and the diminished employment possibilities within 
 academia for graduate students who emerge with these skills. \n\nGabriel 
 Hankins is associate professor of English at Clemson University and series 
 coeditor of Cambridge Elements in Digital Literary Studies. \n\nAlison 
 Booth is Professor of English and Faculty Director of the Library’s DH 
 Center at the University of Virginia.\n\nBrandon Walsh is Head of Student 
 Programs in the Scholars’ Lab in the University of Virginia Library. 
 \n\nSpecial thanks to our co-sponsors of this event\, the UVA Department of 
 English and the Institute of the Humanities and Global Cultures\, DH 
 Initiative and DH Certificate.\n\n \n\n
LOCATION:Shannon Seminar Room 330\, Shannon Library
ORGANIZER;CN="Laura Miller":MAILTO:lam2c@virginia.edu
CATEGORIES:Scholars' Lab, Digital Humanities
CONTACT;CN="Laura Miller":MAILTO:lam2c@virginia.edu
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URL:https://cal.lib.virginia.edu/calendar/events/GraduateFutures
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