Apply Now The Digital Scholarship Graduate Fellows program is an opportunity for Bryn Mawr graduate students to build digital skills and explore interdisciplinary research. Fellows participate in a bi-weekly community of learning, where they gain familiarity with a range of digital scholarship tools, skills, and methods, and bring disciplinary knowledge to bear on conversations about […]
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Digital Scholarship Project Assistant LITS is hiring one or more Bryn Mawr students to work as Digital Scholarship Project Assistants on a data cleaning and organization project building GIS datasets for use in courses for the Growth and Structure of Cities department. DSPAs will work closely with Cities faculty and LITS staff to identify, […]
Call for Applications The Digital Scholarship Research Institute (DSRI) is a two-day intensive institute for Tri-Co faculty and staff to explore interdisciplinary digital scholarship research and teaching methods through hands-on workshops and guided practices. We welcome both faculty and staff new to digital scholarship and those interested in taking their skills to the next level. […]
Join us next week on Tuesday, Feb 2nd & Wed, Feb 3rd for our annual Tri-Co Hackathon! Please register here by Sunday, Jan 31st if you’d like to attend. About the TriCo Hackathon THE EVENT The Tri-Co Hackathon aims to bring teams of students from Haverford, Swarthmore, and Bryn Mawr together in collaborative learning through […]
Introduction to Adobe Photoshop Instructor: Andrea Samz-Pustol Date & Time: Thursday, February 13th at 4:30pm Location: Canaday Computing Lab (Room 315) Description: Are you about to turn in a paper or presentation and your images need some editing? This workshop will teach basic skills such as cropping, color alteration, adding text, removal of text or […]
In the fall of 2016, Bryn Mawr College Curator Carrie Robbins approached Digital Scholarship Specialist Alicia Peaker about finding better ways to showcase student curated exhibitions of our over 50,000 artifacts and art objects. Students curate several exhibitions each year in temporary and borrowed spaces, but the labor they put into these exhibitions often disappears with the […]