The Humanities Matter Tour project planning at DHSI 2014. You may have heard of the Humanities Matter Bus Tour. Myself, Ryan Hunt, Beth Compton, and Alex Gil ran a Kickstarter campaign. To buy a bus, and tour from Virginia, up to Montreal, and across to Victoria for THE digital humanities event of the summer in beautiful Victoria BC. This week, the team is together out at DHSI. And are looking to chat with DH folk who are interested in participating in the tour i.

The Librarian, the Wireless, and the Wardrobe. Librarian with a passion for technology and costumes. Interview Tips that I learned from becoming the interviewer. I do not need to hear every little detail about how it started or the background, just the basics to understand it. What we are really interested in is what you did.

Gender, Race, and The Aftermath. A look at issues of gender and race within the post-apocalyptic fictions The Walking Dead and Wall-E. In this final post for my blog I will be giving concluding thoughts on race and gender within the post apocalyptic genre, with a focus on race. I feel that I have discussed gender at length through my discussion of Michonne and EVE, so I will now shed a little light on race.

I decided to give A is for Alibi by Sue Grafton.

When in doubt, go to the library. After all, it is the tool that links learners t.

My name is Lisa C. Levesque, and a Graduate of the Library and Information Science program at the University of Western. In previous lives I have been an ESL teacher in Taiwan, worked for a not-for-profit think tank, written for a magazine, and done a little marketing. I continue to write and practice visual art. Leave a Reply Cancel reply.

While I was still enrolled at Western this summer, completing Collection Development with Cameron Hoffman which I adored, incidentally I was also working. And a lot of tightly-plotte.