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2017 DAIC Inaugural Meeting
University of Virginia Rotunda
Panel 1
Rethinking Public Engagement and Access to Archives in the Digital Age
- Maureen Elgersman Lee, Hampton University, If We Build It, Will They Come: Reflections and Strategies on University/Community Collaboration in the Digitization of Black History Documents
- Ivey Glendon, University of Virginia, Metadata Librarians “Take Back the Archive” at the University of Virginia Library
- Chandler Wickers, Washington and Lee University, Rediscovering Special Collections: Washington and Lee University
- Mackenzie Brooks, Washington and Lee University, Beyond Primary Sources: Digital Archives in the DH Classroom
Panel 2
Digitally Recovering Hidden Voices
- William Kurtz, University of Virginia, Black Virginians in Blue: Exploring Albemarle African American History through Digital Archives
- Brian Neuman, University of Virginia, Unconditional Unionists: Recovering UVA’s Union Soldiers
- Stephanie Seal Walters, George Mason University, Forgotten, but not Lost: Digitizing the Virginia Loyalist Claims
Panel 3
Building and Publishing Digital Archives
- Susan Perdue, Virginia Foundation for the Humanities, Getting Started: Strategy and Knowing Your Digital Audience
- Erica Cavanaugh, Papers of George Washington, Drupal as Digital Publication Solution for Documentary Editions
- Loren Moulds, University of Virginia Law Library, Scotland’s Court of Session Digital Archive as Digital Research Platform
Lunch Workshop
Tropy.org
- Abigail Mullen and Stephen Robertson, George Mason University
Panel 4
A Colonial Virginia Merchant's Ledger in an Amazon.com World
- Ann Smart Martin, University of Wisconsin-Madison
- Eleanor Breen, Office of Historic Alexandria, VA
- Morgan Lemmer-Webber, University of Wisconsin-Madison
Panel 5
How Dig Data Can Support Little Data: The Digital Humanities at William and Mary
- Deborah Cornell, College of William & Mary, The Georgian Papers Programme
- Leisa Meyer, College of William & Mary, The William & Mary LGBTIQ Research Project
- Ari Weinberg, College of William & Mary, The Lemon Project
- Arthur Knight, College of William & Mary, Making Big Data/Little Data Connections through Regional Partnerships