I've accepted a new position as Digital Scholarship Librarian for NYU Libraries. I'm thrilled to join the faculty of NYU and take on this new role.
Both Cardamom and I look forward to collaborating with NYU faculty and students interested in digital humanities and digital pedagogy. While I work across disciplines and fields, my specialties are transmedia and media-rich scholarly publishing and I'll soon publish LibGuides with resources for those areas and more!
I realize it’s actually a challenge to fully describe the Collective experience. I suppose all I can say is, if you’re interested in a conference that is a coming together of the coolest and most cutting edge librarians planned by a team of librarians who thought through every detail from start to finish, I highly recommend the Collective.
We were excited to read this lovely praise for The Collective in ACRLog, a blog by and for academic and research librarians. Thanks for the rave review, Mollie Peuler, eLearning Librarian at Central Piedmont Community College!
I was surprised and honored to see The Story of the Stuff as an Editor's Choice this week on Digital Humanities Now.
This content was selected for Digital Humanities Now by Editor-in-Chief Anne McDivitt based on nominations by Editors-at-Large.
It's hard to believe it's been 10 years since the shooting at Virginia Tech. I've been hesitant to speak to media about the anniversary because of all the ways that coverage can go wrong (e.g. exploiting victims, drawing attention to shooters, etc.), but I agreed to this front page story and was thankful that reporter Rachel Ohm focused on The Story of the Stuff, what it means to process grief, and violence prevention efforts.
