Paratexts and Digitization: An Interview with Dr. Dima Ayoub
| by Mike Roy
Dr. Dima Ayoub talks about her work analyzing paratexts in Arabic literature.
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Data Science Across Disciplines: A Teaching Adventure in Five Acts
This year five faculty colleagues from Math, Art History, Biology, Economics, and Japanese designed and piloted a new winter-term course blending a traditional introduction to data science with immersive project-based applications across four disciplines.
Data Trouble
Lightning Talk by Miriam Posner on Data Trouble.
Big Data in a Neuroscience Research Lab and Classroom
Lightning Talk by Amanda Crocker, Assistant Professor of Neuroscience, on Big Data in the Crocker Neuroscience Research Lab and the Classroom.
Responding to the Crisis of Misinformation with Humanities-Inspired Data Reasoning
Lightning Talk by Jevin West on Responding to the Crisis of Misinformation with Humanities-Inspired Data Reasoning.
The Middlebury Social Science Research Modules Project
Lightning Talk by Lisa Gates, Phil Murphy, and Netta Avineri on the Middlebury Social Science Research Modules Project.
Writing Centers as Data Repositories and Research Sites
Lightning Talk by Genie Giaimo (WRPR) on Writing Centers as Data Repositories and Research Sites.
Data Literacy Through Geography
Lightning Talk by Niwaeli Kimambo, Assistant Professor of Geography on Data Literacy through Geography.
“Why’d You Stop Me?” META Lab Works with the Salinas City Hall to Assess De-Escalation Police Policies
| by Phil Murphy and Director of META Lab
Phil Murphy writes about a META Lab team that worked with the Salinas, California city hall on a project called “Evaluation of strengthening relations between law enforcement and the community” that was solicited by City Hall in Salinas, CA in the wake of three police shootings in a one month span. The META Lab was asked to measure the efficacy of the program. The project was initiated in July, 2016 and concluded in July of 2018.