CLIR fellowship concludes
Next week I’ve got my last three days at Emory. Between now and then, I’ve got a lot of library books to…
Born-Digital Archival Materials, Poetry, and DH
One of the projects I’ve worked on at Emory is now live. The Turner Cassity Born-Digital Collection presents drafts of…
Dante
Henrietta Cordelia Ray Rare medieval Spirit, brooding Seer! Grand lovely Poet! scaling heights divine, And lifting from grave mysteries the…
Selections from The Musical Messenger
The Greatest Victories In the trials to be suffered In the fellowship with care ‘Tis the hidden inward struggle That…
‘Neath the Crown and Maple Leaf, An Afro-Canadian Elegy
A sigh is breathed from million hearts, From Slavery’s chain set free: A million tongues now sadly cry, Great Queen,…
Tracing Histories of African American Archives
This post is part of a series about my Portrait of a Collecting Strength project. The data for my Portrait…
Archival Practices at MLA
I’m moderating the Archival Practices roundtable (#S709) this Sunday, 10 January, 8:30–9:45 a.m., 309, JW Marriott. The panel emerged from…
A Project Reboot
My project on African American literary and artistic archival collections had taken a backseat more than I would like–as more…
Networks of Art & Activism
As I apply for academic jobs, I’ve had to revisit my dissertation abstract. Apparently, an abstract should be of something already…
From Encoded Archival Description to Network Graphs
I am presenting a “snapshot” on my Portrait of a Collecting Strength project at the Digital Library Federation Forum in Vancouver today….
How To Do Things With Archives
I was hooded in the Graduate Center’s commencement ceremony on Wednesday, and this morning I learned my advisor died. I had some…
How To Do Things With Archives
I was hooded in the Graduate Center’s commencement ceremony on Wednesday, and this morning I learned my advisor died. I had some…
