DHRI@A-State Arkansas

Mar 29-31, 2019

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DHRI@A-State was a three-day workshop, hosted by the Arkansas State University Faculty Center. During the institute, participants explored digital humanities research and pedagogy, developed computational skills through hands-on workshops, and began designing their own digital humanities projects for research or teaching.

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Co-sponsor

Arkansas State University Faculty Center

Community Leaders
Image depicting Andrea Davis

Andrea Davis is Assistant Professor of Modern European and Digital History at Arkansas State University. Her research examines the urban social movements and memory cultures of twentieth century Spain, and has been supported by the the Fulbright Foundation and the University of California Humanities Network, among others. In addition to her position at the university, Andrea currently serves as the Associate Director of the Spanish Civil War Memory Project: Audiovisual Archive of the Francoist Repression and the book review editor of the Bulletin for Spanish and Portuguese Historical Studies.

Workshops

Data for Humanists Distant Reading 3D Presentation and Preservation Changing Your Reality Digital Ethics Project Laboratory

Image depicts: The promotional material distributed digitally before the DHRI@A-State institute.