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Introducing Public Work, a Public Humanities Podcast
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Emily Esten
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Emily
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Esten
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Emily Esten is an MA candidate in Brown University's Public Humanities program. She is a public human, writer, early American historian, engaged researcher, serial museum-goer, curiosity correspondent, and DH enthusiast.
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Blog Post / Teaching & Learning Practices
Fantastic Places, Unhuman Humans: 4 Lessons from TAing Online
Twitter Chat: Public Humanities and Public Scholarship
1 pm Pacific/ 2 pm Mountain / 3pm Central / 4pm Eastern #HASTACpublic A @HASTACScholars chat moderated by @sheishistoric , @elbertscube , @ FAlbrezzi , @bigdataJJ , @MichaelsLore , @kefaya1977 What does being a public scholar mean to you? In this chat, we hope to engage in discussion with students...
Information Matters Lecture: Education and Training Across the Digital Curation Spectrum
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Join us Thursday, June 15th at 2pm ET in the S. Dillon Ripley Center Lecture Hall for a discussion on preparing the workforce for digital curation with Margaret Hedstrom. Dr. Hedstrom, the Robert M. Warner Collegiate Professor of Information Professor of Information at the University of Michigan...
S. Dillon Ripley Center Lecture Hall
1100 Jefferson Drive, SW
Washington, DC 20560
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Chapter 3: The Atlanta Compromise, Reacting to the Past (review by Emily Esten)
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Catalog as Book, File, and Database: Cataloging History, Part 3
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2017 Meeting of the National Council on Public History
Day of PH
Day of Public Humanities (#DayofPH) invites public humanists to show their work. Join us on Tues, May 9th, 2017! A @publichumans project at Brown University. #DayofPH is the hashtag we’ve chosen to use on this day of public outreach and visibility (it is very much influenced by the successful #...
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Blog Post / Humanities, Arts & Media
Calling Something a Dataset: Visualizing the Crystal Palace
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Talking through NCPH 2017: Community Engagement in a Digital World
Blog Post / Humanities, Arts & Media
Not Reading the 19th-Century Novel, and the DH/PH Relationship
