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Twentieth Century Area Studies Group

The Twentieth Century Studies Group is DSC-chartered organization for a group of students at the CUNY Graduate Center that provides a place for an exchange of ideas concerning the historical period and concept known as the Twentieth Century. The group aims to foster discussion between inter-disciplinary areas of study as well as provide a place for students to seek advice concerning professionalization, the state of the discipline, and for students to think through their own interests while using the “Twentieth Century” as a lens through which to view any number of different issues. The group meets regularly in order to plan events like speakers, panel discussions, and conferences with the aim of providing a public platform for Twentieth Century Studies at the Graduate Center. In addition, current and past activities have included sponsored talks and student-led reading studies groups and writing groups that meet throughout the academic year. The group also places an emphasis on the professional advice that event participants can extend to graduate students and wishes to provide an environment that facilitates communication between event participants and Twentieth Century Studies area group members. Membership is open to any and all Graduate Center students.

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Publishing with Manifold

  • Learn how to publish with Manifold!

    Join Jojo Karlin and Krysia Michael Thursday, February 6, at 6pm in room 5307 

    to learn how to publish openly-licensed course materials (public domain texts, things you own, new collaborations you wish to share) in beautiful, annotatable digital books.

    Register at NYCDH Week 2020.

    In this free workshop, participants will learn how to publish on the CUNY Manifold platform, our instance of the digital publishing platform developed here at the GC in collaboration with University of Minnesota Press and Cast Iron Coding. Participants will be introduced to the platform to create texts (course readers, edited collections of student work, or personal scholarship) that can be shared, annotated, and enriched with multimedia resources. Check out titles already available: The Narrative Life of Frederick DouglassPride and PrejudiceWalden, or the Futures Initiative’s Structuring Equality and the Teaching and Learning Center’s Teach@CUNY Handbook.

    Register at NYCDH Week 2020.

    When: Thursday, February 6 at 6:00pm

    Where: The MA in DH and MS in DataVis Lounge –  5307

    Who: Faculty and Staff and Students interested in making online, annotatable books — no experience necessary.

    If you are interested but cannot attend, please email Jojo (jkarlin@gradcenter.cuny.edu) and sign up to the Manifold mailing list. You can also follow @manifoldscholar on Twitter, join the community Slack channel, and see updates on Github.

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