2017 Projects & Participants & Schedule|| Keynote Speaker & Workshop Facilitator
On January 20-22nd, 2017 Washington & Lee University hosted the UNRH Conference with Keynote Speaker and
Workshop coordinator Brandon Walsh. For the schedule and list of projects with descriptions and participants’
biographies click the tab above.
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- Preparing the conference packets
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- Taylor Mills, Ulemj Enkbold, and Lizzy Stanton: part of the UNRH co-founders
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- Our classy accommodations generously subsidized for most participants by W&L
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- “Speed-Dating” was the first session during which participants shared their projects and got to know each other in two minutes each.
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- Speed-Dating
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- Speed-Dating
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- Speed-Dating
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- Lake Forest College: Julianne Mauriello & Kristin Rawlings present Digitizing the Church
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- Cornell College features Andrea Davidson and Elaine Brunston’s videogame novel: The Chronicle of Swashbuckling Rubbish
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- A captivated audience
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- Washington & Lee University’s Ancient Graffitti project captures and catalogues Roman graffitto; presented by Arianna Jepsen, Nathan Brewer, and Lilly MacDonald
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- University of South Carolina: Austin Pahl, Steven Dao, and Bonnie Harris Lowe give voice to the history of Ward One
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- Keynote Speaker Brandon Walsh encourages those of us who feel like “imposters” in the Digital Humanities field to be bold, ask questions, and realize that we really aren’t imposters at all but part of an amazing community of learners.
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- Keynote
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- Keynote
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- Round Robin Session-Cullen Smith from Hope College: The Boston Bicentennial Blues
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- Round Robin Session-Elise Foote from Davidson College presenting Close Listening: Nyorican Legibility in Performance
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- Round Robin Session-Hakob Parsyaman from Lake Forest College presenting Digital Chicago
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- Round Robin Session-Helen Eckhard from Grinnell College presenting Digital Sexuality Archive
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- Round Robin Session-Washington & Lee University’s Jack the Ripper project
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- Round Robin Session-Kiersten Payne from Ohio Wesleyan University shares her research Mapping the Martyrs
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- Paul Youngman, director of W&L’s Digital Humanities program messing up lights and being the most supportive faculty member for this organization.
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- Round Robin Session-Gettysburg College’s Laura Bergin presents Bodies in Conflict
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- Round Robin Session-Washington & Lee University presents its ongoing project Mapping the Literary Railway
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- Round Robin Session-Sabina Hartnett from Bowdoin College shares research A Modern Liberal Arts Education: Where Do We Go From Here?
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- Round Robin Session-Washington and Lee University’s A Thousand Times Worse Than Death project
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- Relaxed meal
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- Lake Forest College
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- Text Analysis Workshop lead by Brandon Walsh
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- Workshop
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- Making a “Bag of Words” by hand
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- Workshop
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- Workshop
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- Workshop
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- Workshop
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- Roommates at the Robert E. Lee Hotel become bros [Hakob Parsamyan and Cullen Smith]
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- Walking to Dinner in downtown Lexington
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- UNRH is as much about presenting as it is networking and sharing tools and ideas with one another!
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- At the end we discussed what went well and what could be changed. This think-tank session generated great ideas for improving the conference.
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- #selfiegeneration #unrh17
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- UNRH 2017 Cohort
