Event Archives
Digital Editions of Texts in Many Manuscripts, and How to Make Them: Dante’s Commedia and Chaucer’s Canterbury Tales
Apr. 4, 2022—Digital Editions of Texts in Many Manuscripts, and How to Make Them: Dante’s Commedia and Chaucer’s Canterbury Tales Friday, April 8th at 1 PM Central Center for Digital Humanities 1101 19th Ave South The Department of French and Italian with the Max Kade Center for European and German Studies, the Department of English, The...
Inventing Futures in Modern Media: Talk with Professor Gundolf S. Freyermuth
Mar. 31, 2022—Inventing Futures in Modern Media: From Artistic Anticipation to Scientific Projection (and Back) Professor Gundolf S. Freyermuth, Co-Founder of the Cologne Game Lab April 7, 2022 12:15 – 1:15 pm Please register for this Zoom event Intersubjective hopes for the future have steadily accumulated since the beginning of the modern era in the West. These...
Text Analysis Guest Speaker: Xiaoling Shu
Mar. 28, 2022—Join the Text Analysis Working Group on Tuesday, April 5th at 12:30 PM for a discussion with Xiaoling Shu. Professor Shu will discuss her new book Knowledge Discovery in the Social Sciences. Use the QR Code below to get the Zoom link or contact m.casad at vanderbilt dot edu.
Guest Speaker: Dr. Tiffany Momon
Jan. 28, 2022—Join us on February 3rd at 12:15 central for our guest speaker, Dr. Tiffany Momon. Dr. Momon will discuss her project The Black Craftspeople Digital Archive.
The Pleasures and Perils of Mapping Empire with Kelly O’Neill
Jan. 17, 2022—Join us January 27th at 12:15 PM on Zoom for an informal conversation with Professor Kelly O’Neill, director of the Imperiia Project, which explores the spatial history of the Russian Empire. Join us on Zoom at: tinyurl.com/mpjcwmz6
Large-scale Data and Racial Inequality: Talk with Dr. Mario Small
Oct. 29, 2021—Virtual Talk: Large-scale Data and Racial Inequality – Dr. Mario Small (Harvard) Date and Time: November 4th, 2021, 12:15 – 1:15pm Central Sponsor: Center for Digital Humanities Registration Link
Event: Tracing Transnational Legacies: Perspectives on Digital Scholarship in German and Russian Studies
Oct. 13, 2021—Event: Tracing Transnational Legacies: Perspectives on Digital Scholarship in German and Russian Studies Register Here to Receive Zoom Link Date: Tuesday October 26th at 4:00pm (Central) Sponsor: GREES Co-Sponsor: Center for Digital Humanities Speakers: Faith Hillis (University of Chicago), Helmut Smith (Vanderbilt University), and Derek Price (Center for Digital Humanities, Vanderbilt University) Description: Scholars in the field of German and Russian studies face...
Library DiSC Trainings
Aug. 31, 2021—Our colleagues at the Library’s Disc Office will resume in-person trainings this semester, augmented by online and asynchronous options. This Fall, beginning next week, they are offing introductory lessons in R and Python, as well as a new training on managing web pages with GitHub Pages. They will also offer intermediate sessions on using R...
2020-2021 Working Groups
Aug. 26, 2020—Social Justice and Public Humanities Working Group Sep. 22, 2020—This group will be examining theoretical and practical examples of how digital and public humanities can encourage inclusion and facilitate community outreach. We will also discuss issues of access and issues of privilege, power, and perspective. Meetings via Zoom. To join the group and access the...
2019-2020 Working Groups
Aug. 26, 2019—The Center hosts a number of working groups for scholarly discussion, project development, and skills training. See below for schedules and details. Spatial Humanities The Spatial Humanities working group will investigate technologies, scholarly methods, and political practices related to geospatial data in humanistic research. It will survey a range of tools, including ArcGIS, QGIS, Story...