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Jennifer Fraser, Professor of Ethnomusicology and Anthropology, Conservatory of Music at Oberlin College, led two events on Tuesday, October 18 in MAC 125. The Learning to Work for Communities through Community-Engaged Projects and the Digital Humanities lecture began at 4:30 PM ET. Practicum in Digital Humanities was a workshop at 5:30 PM ET. Read More
Midd.data and the Center for Community Engagement welcomed Kate Crawford (Environmental Studies) on Thursday, October 13, 2022 at 5:00 PM ET to the Lost Monarch (3 Mill Street).
Midd.data welcomed David Munro (Economics) for this year’s first Lightning Talk on Wednesday, 9/21 on creating a new unemployment dataset, one of our best economic indicators.
Lightning Talk by Damascus Kafumbe, Associate Professor of Music, on Towards a Decolonial Pedagogy: African Music and Dance Performance in the American Academy.
Learn how Economics Professor Erin Wolcott and her students mined unemployment data to better understand the impact of the pandemic on employment trends.
The Center for the Blue Economy’s Tony Castelletto describes how the Center for the Blue Economy uses data to conduct translational work in environmental economics.
Lightning Talk by Kelly Lytle Hernández on Million Dollar Hoods: Mapping the Cost of Mass Incarceration, an Organization of American Historians Distinguished Lecture.
Lightning Talk by Hang Du, Professor of Chinese, on Linguistic Development during Study Abroad: Research on a corpus of spoken learner Chinese.
Lightning Talk by Shawna Shapiro, Associate Professor of Writing and Rhetoric, on Building a Community of Practice around Critical Language Awareness Pedagogy.
Lightning Talk by Dr. Elsa Mendoza’s on Using Digital Humanities to Recover Lost Histories of Slavery.
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