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You can learn “practical and timeless” skills in the humanities. @UCSCTHI @ucsc Read more here... – at Austin, TX
Inside Higher Ed (@insidehighered) profile pictureInside Higher Ed@insidehighered23 Oct 2018
Humanities prepare students for challenges they will face in their professional, political, social & cultural lives (opinion) ihenow.com/2yUasR4
The humanities provide practical workplace and life skills (opinion)

The humanities provide practical workplace and life skills (opinion)

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If this sounds exciting, join us tonight to think about spyware & internet privacy. Plus food and drink with Digital Humanities practitioners from across campus. 4 pm at Cowell Provost House.
The Humanities Institute at UC Santa Cruz (@UCSCTHI) profile pictureThe Humanities Institute at UC Santa Cruz@UCSCTHI8 Oct 2018
Join THI at the kick off event of our year of programming on DATA_and DEMOCRACY! Jaron Lanier: How the Internet Failed & How to Recreate it October 29, 7-9pm, UCSC Music Recital Hall, 402 McHenry Rd, #SantaCruz: #free and #open to the public. #santacruztech
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Zotero@zotero5 Sep 2018
Zotero, Mendeley, EndNote. You have a lot of choices for managing your research. Here’s why we think you should choose Zotero. zotero.org/why
Why Zotero?

Why Zotero?

Creating the best research software means making decisions that put you in control of your data.

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New lesson up @ProgHist that is ideal for historians wanting to create interactive plots: Visualizing Data with Bokeh and Pandas by Charlie Harper programminghistorian.org/en/… I learnt a huge amount editing this lesson. One day I might even crack my mental block with Python..
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Calling all HumWorkers: Looking to explore a career in #communications and work in the humanities? @UCIHumanities is hiring a communications specialist! Just search "2018-0788" on this site: ow.ly/UEaG30kVIZb
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Two character-spaces in Austen's Sense and Sensibility, visualized. Which words are more likely to appear within the character-space of Elinor ("sense"), and which in the character-space of Marianne ("sensibility")? An experiment using @dbamman's BookNLP (github.com/dbamman/book-nlp)
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We provide original thinking and in-depth understanding of the world around us. Sign up to join the conversation. nitter.gq/cards/18ce…
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RRCHNM@chnm14 May 2018
CFP Current Research in Digital History 2019, 3/9/19 - @chnm’s annual conference that publishes online, peer reviewed proceedings - Thanks to @AAIHS & @CCP_org for sponsoring sessions - crdh.rrchnm.org #dhist #dighist @AHAhistorians #digitalhumanities

Current Research in Digital History

Hosted by the Roy Rosenzweig Center for History and New Media, Current Research in Digital History is an open-access, peer-reviewed, online publication. Its primary aim is to encourage and publish …

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My colleague Christopher Newfield (@cnewf) has designed one of the most interesting calls I've ever seen for a position in the @UCSB_English dept at UC Santa Barbara: "Postdoctoral Scholar for Futures of Literary and Cultural Knowledge" recruit.ap.ucsb.edu/apply/JP… >
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“‘Big Deal’ Cancellations Gain Momentum: An increasing number of universities are ending, or threatening to end, bundled journal subscriptions w/ major publishers” insidehighered.com/news/2018… b/c of budget pressures, speedy interlibrary loan, open access/Unpaywall, faculty awareness
More institutions consider ending their 'big deals' with publishers

More institutions consider ending their 'big deals' with publishers

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The last day to apply to the Cart Fellowship program is Friday! Learn more about it here: guides.library.ucsc.edu/cart
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New direction for @EastAsia4All: EAFA in the Classroom. Pedagogy materials that utilize the podcast episodes and dig into the concepts of the podcast. #digitalpedagogy #EastAsia4All eastasiaforall.com/new-cover…
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Montgomery created these materials as a Research Fellow in the Digital Scholarship Commons. Cc: @UCSCLibrary @UCSCTHI #EastAsia4All
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Montgomery & Brzycki detail how podcasting has helped them hone their voices as scholars: communicate across borders, distill complex ideas in a straightforward way, developed confidence to talk abt concepts related to (but not central to) their personal research. #EastAsia4All
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Helpful on the job market to communicate the importance of their work. + part of the journey of becoming confident, knowledgeable scholars
Why podcasting as platform for public history? Brzycki: Chance to share long form, nuanced, complex information with broad audience + made fun by focusing on Pop Culture. #EastAsia4All
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Montgomery: Podcasting is a way to sneak historical context & analysis into discussions of pop culture of East Asia. Now we’re all on to you, @EastAsia4All! #EastAsia4All
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Starting now! “Podcasting Pop Culture” w Melissa Brzycki & Stephanie Montgomery. Join us for a conversation abt public history & podcasting or follow from afar at #EastAsia4All
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Join @UCSCHistory graduate students Melissa Brzycki & Stephanie Montgomery Friday at 11 in the Digital Scholarship Commons at McHenry @UCSCLibrary for a discussion on how podcasting's "long-form" can reach a wide range of audiences, within & beyond the academy. nitter.gq/UCSCHistory/status/986…
UCSC History (@UCSCHistory) profile pictureUCSC History@UCSCHistory18 Apr 2018
PhD+ Stephanie Montgomery and Melissa Brzycki: "Podcasting Pop Culture - Engaging Public Audiences in East Asian History" - The Humanities Institute thi.ucsc.edu/event/stephanie…
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