Are you planning a digital humanities research project? Do you have questions about open access publishing or open access repositories? You’re in luck! David Squires (david.squires@wsu.edu) and Talea Anderson (talea.anderson@wsu.edu) will be available to discuss projects and answer questions from 3-5, February 8, in the Center for Digital Scholarship and Curation at Holland Library. Other topics that are game for consultation: digital pedagogy, open education, digital writing/editing/publishing, preparing for archival research, and using Research Exchange—WSU’s digital repository of university research—to showcase your research. Please stop by and chat!
The Center for Digital Scholarship and Curation (CDSC) can be found on the 4th floor of Holland Library. The CDSC aims to foster the creation of digital tools, projects, public programming, and educational opportunities for the many publics the University serves with an emphasis on ethical curation and collaborative scholarship. The work of the faculty, staff and students engaged with the CDSC focuses on meeting the unique digital challenges and needs of underserved populations nationally.
