The Digital Scholarship Fellows went on the road this October to present at the Digital Frontiers conference, held at the University of Kansas in Lawrence, KS. The conference brought together scholars, students, librarians, and technologists to share their digital scholarship projects, exchange ideas for building community among digital humanities/scholarship practitioners, and discuss issues and needs in the field.
The Fellows’ panel presented an overview of the goals and outcomes our Digital Scholarship Fellows Program’s first year, including discussions by each of the Fellows on their project work. The talk was well-received, and it is clear that the support system we are building for digital scholarship at Connecticut College could serve as a model for other similar institutions.
You can read the group’s abstract here. Check out the #DF18KU hashtag on Twitter for coverage on the conference talks and events. The archived livestream of the event will be posted soon.
