***Important: Please be advised that the talk has been moved from ECS 108 to Clearihue C109.***
The Electronic Textual Cultures Laboratory at the University of Victoria
(http://etcl.uvic.ca/) invites you to attend the
2012-13 Brown Bag Speaker Series. This is a series of informal lunchtime
seminars for faculty and graduate students in the Faculty of Humanities
and across the university to discuss issues in digital literacy, digital
humanities, and the changing face of research, scholarship, and teaching
in our increasingly digital world. For an hour once per month, we meet
to hear from an invited speaker, share ideas, and build knowledge.
On Thursday, 10 January, from 12 until 1 p.m., the University of Victoria’s own HASTAC Scholars (a group of graduate students in the humanities working on the digital humanities and affiliated with HASTAC) will be delivering a panel presentation on their research and their experiences as graduate students working in the digital humanities. Details are below. Please share this announcement with anyone who might be interested in attending.
Thursday, January 10th—12 – 1 p.m.
108 Engineering Comp Science Building (ESC)
Abstract: The University of Victoria’s own graduate student HASTAC Scholars will deliver several short presentations about their research and their experiences as graduate students working in the digital humanities. Featuring Trish Baer, Alex Christie (@axchristie), Cameron Butt (@CamButt), Daniel Powell (djp2025), and Jana Miller (@Jana_Mu), the panel will be organized as a Pecha Kucha style event. The panel will be moderated by Jentery Sayers (Assistant Professor at UVic, Director of the Maker Lab, and current Member of HASTAC’s Steering Committee). Conversation and questions will follow.
Bring your lunch and join us to discuss digital technologies and research in our community!
Poster: HASTAC