Hello all,

A brief reminder that the deadline for submitting poster proposals for the Boston Area Digital Scholarship Symposium is this Friday, March 15: https://harvard-dssg.github.io/boston-area-dss/about. We are especially encouraging proposals from graduate students and staff; feel free to reach out with questions.

Symposium schedule (subject to final changes):

• 9:00: meet and greet with coffee
• 9:25-9:30 Introduction – Rashmi Singhal (Harvard)
• 9:30-9:45: Opening remarks – Robin Kelsey (Dean of Arts and Humanities, Harvard)
• 9:45-10:45: Michael Noone (BC); Cathie Jo Martin (BU); Stephanie Frampton & Mark Szarko (MIT)
• 10:45-11:00: break
• 11:00-12:00: Paul Lehrman (Tufts); Anne Callahan (Harvard); Shady Nasser (Harvard)
• 12:00-1:30: Lunch and Poster Session
• 1:30-2:30: Jason Prentice (BU); Sarah Connell (Northeastern); Stephanie Leone (BC)
• 2:30-2:45: break
• 2:45-3:45: Jeffrey Ravel (MIT); Greg Crane (Tufts); Allison Levy (Brown)
• 4:00-4:15: Closing remarks: Myke Cuthbert (MIT)

Register here (tickets limited).

Best,

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Cole Crawford

Humanities Research Computing Specialist

Harvard University Information Technology – Academic Technology

Hello, BostonDH!

I am excited to share with you that Harvard University is hosting the first annual Boston-Area Digital Scholarship Symposium on April 10 at the newly-renovated Smith Campus Center. This event brings together scholars from the greater Boston area to share their work in digital scholarship. The focus of this year’s symposium is “Institutional Models of Collaborative Support.” Digital scholarship is inherently collaborative, and researchers embracing these methods operate in a complex network and depend on extensive institutional infrastructure. The Symposium will explore how institutions can support, encourage, and preserve digital scholarship and pedagogy.

The event will feature talks, panel discussions, and poster presentations. Invited speakers are affiliated with Boston College, Boston University, Harvard University, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Northeastern University, and Tufts University. More information is available on the event website (https://harvard-dssg.github.io/boston-area-dss/).

Additionally, please find a call for posters for graduate students and university staff at https://harvard-dssg.github.io/boston-area-dss/about; the deadline for submitting poster proposals is March 15.

Register here (tickets limited).

Please do not hesitate to reach out to Rashmi Singhal, Marty Schreiner, or your local organizer if you have any questions!

On behalf of the organizing committee:

• Cole Crawford, Humanities Research Computing Specialist (Harvard University)
• Michael Cuthbert, Faculty Director, Digital Humanities (MIT)
• Jeffrey P. Emanuel, Associate Director of Academic Technology; CHS Fellow in Aegean Archaeology & Prehistory (Harvard University)
• Anna Kijas, Senior Digital Scholarship Librarian (Boston College)
• Amanda Rust, Assistant Director, Digital Scholarship Group (Northeastern University)
• Marty Schreiner, Director of Maps, Media, Data and Government Information; Librarian of Lamont Library (Harvard University)
• Rashmi Singhal, Director of Arts & Humanities Research Computing (Harvard University)
• Annie Swafford, Digital Humanities Specialist (Tufts University)
• Vika Zafrin, Digital Scholarship Librarian (Boston University)

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Cole Crawford

Humanities Research Computing Specialist

Harvard University Information Technology – Academic Technology

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