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From: Sierra L Degale <sld392@nyu.edu>
Date: Mon, Mar 26, 2018 at 2:49 PM
Subject: Please Circulate: 4/3: Building Project-Based Research Communities
around Humanities Data
To:
Cc: Caroline Osse <osse@nyu.edu>, Denelia Valentin <dv6@nyu.edu>, Gwynneth
C Malin <gcm207@nyu.edu>
Dear Colleagues:
The NYU Center for the Humanities[nyuhumanities.org] invites you to join us
at Building Project-Based Research Communities around Humanities Data on
April 3rd. You can find information about this event at
http://bit.ly/2CRjyxY%5Bbit.ly%5D.
Please feel free to share this event with your students and networks.
You’re welcome to share our Facebook post or tweet about the event.
Attached you’ll also find our promotional materials.
Building Project-Based Research Communities around Humanities Data
When: April 3 6:00PM – 7:30PM
Location: NYU Center for the Humanities, Fifth Floor, 20 Cooper Square, New
York, NY 10003
Description: Following a brief introduction, panelists report on
NewYorkScapes, a collaborative venture between NYU College of Arts and
Sciences, NYU Libraries, and NYU IT, as an example of building ties among
researchers through project-based collaboration and support for place-based
learning. Featuring Thomas Augst (Associate Professor and Chair, Department
of English, NYU), Nicholas Wolf (Research Data Management Librarian, NYU
Libraries), and Seth Kaufman (Founder and Lead Developer, Whirl-i-Gig).
Moderated by Clak Shirky (Vice Provost for Educational Technologies, NYU).
More info & RSVP: http://bit.ly/2CRjyxY%5Bbit.ly%5D
Sample Tweets:
Join @NYUHumanities for a report on NewYorkScapes and a discussion on
project-based collaboration. http://bit.ly/2CRjyxY%5Bbit.ly%5D #nyuhumanities
#nyu
Upcoming #NYU Event, 4/3: Building Project-Based Research Communities
around Humanities Data http://bit.ly/2CRjyxY%5Bbit.ly%5D #nyuhumanities
@NYUhumanities
We hope to see you at this event, and thank you for spreading the word.
Best,
Sierra De Gale
Events Coordinator
Center for the Humanities
New York University
Higher Education and Student Affairs M.A. Candidate ’18|
Pronouns: she/her/they/them
