MITH is currently conducting searches for two full-time Graduates Assistants (GAs): an information architect and a Managing Director for the Electronic Literature Organization. If you're a graduate student at the university interested in the digital humanities, read on.
MITH is pleased to present two more of its current Fellows discussing their ongoing work in digital humanities. Please join us for these two presentations. [...]
The John and Bebe Petrou Foundation, the Department of English, and the Maryland Institute for Technology in the Humanities (MITH) are very pleased to announce the 2006 Bebe Koch Petrou Lectures on NEW MEDIA STORYTELLING at the University of Maryland, College Park. There will be two speakers associated with this event, coming to campus on separate days. All events are free and open to the public. The first will be on Monday, April 17th. SHELLEY JACKSON will present "Shelley Jackson's Interstitial Library" at 3:30 in Susquehanna Hall 1120. There will also be a more casual colloquium discussion at MITH (McKeldin Library, B0131) earlier in the day at 11:00, which all are welcome to attend. Jackson is an internationally recognized writer, electronic artist, and theorist and practitioner of new performance media.
MITH is pleased to pass along word of the First Annual Nebraska Digital Workshop, sponsored by the Center for Digital Research in the Humanities (CDRH) at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, September 22-23, 2006. This is an oustanding opportunity for pre-tenure faculty, postdoctoral fellows, and advanced graduate students working in digital humanities.
MITH is pleased to offer two of its current or recent faculty Fellows the opportunity to discuss their ongoing work in digital humanities. Please join [...]
Internet pioneer Vinton Cerf talks to NEH Chairman Bruce Cole about digital technology and the future of the humanities in the current issue of NEH's [...]
MITH is pleased to offer two of its current or recent faculty Fellows the opportunity to discuss their ongoing work in digital humanities. Please join us for these two presentations, Ralph Bauer (Associate Professor, English) "The Early Americas Digital Archive" and Marlene Mayo (Associate Professor, History) "Gender, Class, and Race in Occupied Japan."
The College of Arts and Humanities has mounted an internal search for a new Director for the Maryland Institute for Technology in the Humanities. The [...]
MITH is pleased to sponsor the first of several Digital Dialogues this semester which will spotlight current research by faculty Fellows and Graduate Student award [...]
On Wednesday, March 29, 3:30-4:45, MITH will inaugurate its occasional Coffeehouse Conversations series with a roundtable on Scholarly Electronic Publishing. The discussion will be facilitated by Katie King (Associate Professor of Women's Studies), Matthew Kirschenbaum (Assistant Professor of English and Articles Editor for the online journal Digital Humanities Quarterly), and Claire Moses (Professor of Women's Studies and Editorial Director of the journal Feminist Studies).