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Hi Matthew K. Gold,
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Matthew K. Gold (https://nycdh.org/members/mkgold/) started the topic NYCDH
Week 2020 – Feb 3-7
(https://nycdh.org/groups/nycdh-announcements-71439400/forum/topic/nycdh-week-2020-feb-3-7/)
in the forum NYCDH Announcements
(https://nycdh.org/groups/nycdh-announcements-71439400/forum/):
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NYCDH is happy to announce the 5th Annual NYCDH Week, February 3-7, 2020
(http://nycdh.org/dhweek/). Taking place at institutions throughout New
York City, NYCDH Week gives individuals across the region who are
interested in digital humanities an opportunity to learn new techniques and
skills, hear about DH projects from across the city, and become part of a
vibrant and diverse community of scholars and practitioners.
Please see the details below to join us in the following ways:
– Register for our kick-off event
(https://nycdh.org/dhweek/event/kickoff-2020/) on the afternoon of
February 3 at Fordham University’s Lincoln Center Campus
– Submit a proposal to join our kick-off day panel featuring exciting DH
work on histories and representations of communities across NYC! Read
more here
(https://nycdh.org/dhweek/call-for-workshop-proposals-and-panel-presentations-for-nycdh-week-2020/)
(Email proposals to Kelley Kreitz, kkreitz@pace.edu. Review of proposals
begins December 20)
– Volunteer to teach a workshop, present a demonstration, or host an
event during NYCDH Week! (Complete the form linked to here
(http://bit.ly/NYCDH-2020-Form) by January 5). Registration for these
sessions will open shortly after that date.
*Join us for the Kickoff Day!*
NYCDH Week 2020 begins on February 3 with a kickoff gathering at Fordham
University’s Lincoln Center Campus (113 W. 60th St., 12th Floor). This
year’s theme is History and Representation of Communities Across New York
City. The afternoon-long event features speakers, round tables, lightning
talks, and networking sessions. Register now!
(https://nycdh.org/dhweek/event/kickoff-2020/)
This keynote speaker for this year’s kickoff event will be Matt Knutzen
(https://www.nypl.org/staff-profiles/matt-knutzen), Linda May Uris
Director, Humanities and Social Sciences Research Divisions at the New York
Public Library.
The rest of the week will consist of a diverse selection of free workshops,
demos, and events hosted at a wide range of institutions across the city,
including:
Bard Graduate Center, Columbia University, CUNY Graduate Center, Fordham
University, Metropolitan New York Library Council (METRO), New York Public
Library, NYU, Pace University, Pratt Institute, and The Frick Collection.
Last year NYCDH Week included 39 workshops with more than 600 registrants.
For a list of those workshops, see the DH Week website
(https://nycdh.org/dhweek/workshops-2019/), and register to host a session
at this link.
And last but not least, if you’ve yet to become a part of NYCDH, Join Now!
(https://nycdh.org/create-an-account/)
