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Highlights from the 2021 Faculty Scholarship celebration participants.
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Highlights from the 2021 Faculty Scholarship celebration participants.
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An opening Keynote presentation by Lauren Klein introduced by Evan Peck.
Lauren Klein is Winship Distinguished Research Professor and Associate Professor in the departments of English and…
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Digital scholarship initiatives and movements for library and other archival holdings to reflect diverse voices have created new pathways for community collaboration, restorative narratives, and the…
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In response to evolving library service models and user needs, the Digital Borderlands initiative at the University of Arizona Libraries (UAL) is exploring strategies for integrating a broad range of…
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In the Vivero Digital Fellows Program at Grinnell College, digital scholarship intersects with social justice through a commitment to nurturing diversity in digital humanities projects and the…
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Two Summer Scholars from Lafayette College Libraries’ DHSS program (May 17 – June 24, 2022) present their original digital research projects about race, representation, and the effects of…
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In 1916, Rachel H. Flowers (1900-1988) became the first African American student to enroll at Messiah Bible School and Missionary Training Home. Known today as Messiah University, Flowers only became…
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Week-long intensive project development institutes such as ILiADS (Institute for Liberal Arts Digital Scholarship) and CODEX (Collaborative for Digital Engagement and Experience) have proven to be…
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Multiple disciplines are increasingly embracing digital scholarship in teaching and learning spaces. Digital pedagogy practitioners should engage with a wealth of intersecting positionalities and…
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Social media posts are an easy and effective way to deliver messages to academic audiences. With many institutions moving online during the pandemic, social media became one of the only communication…
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How do issues like sustainability, accessibility, the global digital divide, and social justice come to play in choices about web development tools? The Critical Web Design Toolkit is a resource for…
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This work-in-progress session provides an update on the Gullah Geechee Digital Project, which brings together South Carolina Gullah Geechee archival collections held by the Library of Congress, the…
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Welcome to the Second Life (SL) “Droppin' Science Museum the Virtual Study Center for Social Justice.” The Droppin' Science Museum hosts inspirational exhibits and special…
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*** Please note, access to this recording will end on April 20th, 2023***
Featured Wednesday Keynote from Jessica Marie Johnson with an introduction by Jaye Austin Williams.
Jessica Marie Johnson…
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In 2016, Musselman Library's summer DH program started with 3 students working at the intersections of social justice and community archives. In 2022, we found ourselves back at our roots, again…
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Conservatives seek to silence difficult stories about our nation’s past. In June 2022, a Wisconsin school board refused to approve Julie Otsuka’s novel, When the Emperor Was Divine,…
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In this interactive session we present the results of a pilot User Experience Design (UXD) student co-op program co-supervised by the Collaborative Digital Research Space (CDRS) and the Critical…
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Speakers:
Jen Green, Kelvin Smith Library, Case Western Reserve University
Ben Gorham, Case Western Reserve University
Erin Smith, Case Western Reserve University
Daniela Solomon, Case Western…
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Wrap-up and thank you from the BUDSC 2022 Conference Co-Chairs, Wes Bernstein and Carrie Pirmann.
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Know Systemic Racism (KSR) is a project envisioned and led by the inaugural Racial Justice and Social Equity Librarian at Stanford Libraries, Felicia Smith, to make systemic racism evident. The…
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The Lowcountry Digital History Initiative (LDHI) is a digital public history platform based in the College of Charleston Libraries that was initiated because the public, including tourism industry…
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