"Collections as Data," a PUL and CDH discussion series

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Princeton University Library partners with the Center for Digital Humanities to explore how PUL collections can be leveraged to support computationally-driven research and teaching. We invite members from the Princeton research community who play various roles in the creation, dissemination, and use of library collections. Through short readings, discussions, presentations, and hands-on activities, this group will identify ways that PUL collections are currently being exposed as data and explore ways to better coordinate efforts to support and sustain cutting-edge, data-driven scholarship at Princeton.

Discussion series to be held monthly, noon to 1:30 p.m.
Center for Digital Humanities, Firestone, Floor B
Informal lunch will be provided.  

Sept. 25
Heidi Nance and Ian Bogus discuss data visualization of our collective collections.
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Oct. 30
Natasha Ermolaev and Thomas Keenan discuss the Slavic DH conference and related efforts.
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Nov. 20
Wind Cowles and Grant Wythoff discuss how to manage research data in the humanities.
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Jan. 22
Rebecca Koeser and Eleanor Koehl discuss HathiTrust and the Princeton Prosody Archive.
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Feb. 19
Meredith Martin discusses HathiTrust, a massive digital library accessible to Princeton researchers.
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Feb. 24
The Center for Digital Humanities welcomes librarians to submit proposals for Seed Grants. Three past recipients will discuss how they conceived their projects, wrote proposals, and implemented projects. 
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