Glen Worthey, Head of SUL's Digital Initiatives Group and Digital Humanities Librarian, recently posted a blog item on The Stanford Digital Humanities website titled Literary texts and the library in the digital age, or, How library DH is made. In this post, Glen provides a slightly edited version of a paper he gave at the 2013 Annual Conference of the American Library Association in Chicago.
Wednesday, April 2, 2014
Tuesday, April 1, 2014
Latvia, one of the three Baltic states, is a small energetic country with a rich culture and history. Through wars, occupations, and repressions, Latvians have been able to sustain their language, culture and national memory, which have enabled the country to recover from the half-century long Soviet annexation with an enormous speed after regaining their independence in 1991.
Wednesday, March 26, 2014
How does a library consult for a research methodologies class lead to the inspiration for a speech on extra-terrestrial construction? Last Fall, the Engineering Librarians were asked to consult on library resources and services for Prof. Levitt’s Research Methodologies class (CEE316) for the Sustainable Built Environment PhD program.
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Next club meeting:
Tuesday, April 1
12:00pm - 1:00pm
Green Earth Sciences Building, Room 365
