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News and Announcements | February 6, 2017

NYC Digital Humanities Week

By ACERT and Jeff Allred
Topics : Events

Today marks the first day of NYCDH Week, a week-long series of workshops, lightning talks, and social events for digital humanists of all stripes and at all skill levels. There is a kickoff gathering all day today at the CUNY GC and an exciting array of workshops and discussions on platforms, computing languages, and more general scholarly and pedagogical topics going on all week.

News and Announcements | February 2, 2017

“American Hookup” with bold red, white, and blue diagonal text and “Lisa Wade.”

Hookup culture on campus

By ACERT
Topics : Events

On February 8th, Lisa Wade will be discussing her book, “AMERICAN HOOKUP: The New Culture of Sex on Campus,” which explores the culture of sex found in many American college campuses today. Lisa argues that today’s hookup culture equates college with freedom, fun, and casual sex. However, there are good, bad, and even ugly sides to this type of campus life.

News and Announcements | December 12, 2016

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End-of-the-Semester Public Policy Capstone Presentations

By ACERT
Topics : Events

The Roosevelt House public Policy Institute at Hunter College cordially invites students, faculty, staff, and family members to attend an End-of-the-Semester Public Policy Capstone Presentations event, to be held on Wednesday, December 14th, 2016.

News and Announcements | November 2, 2016

Accessing Higher Ground: Accessible Media, Web and Technology Conference

By ACERT
Topics : Events

CUNY IT Accessibility Task Force, CUNY Computing and Information Services and Hunter College Library are sponsoring a subscription to Accessing Higher Ground: Accessible Media, Web and Technology Conference, to be held from November 14 – 18, 2016.

News and Announcements | October 18, 2016

Poster with text “Hunter College Libraries Wikipedia Edit-a-thon” alongside a globe graphic with puzzle pieces.

Wikipedia Art & Art History Edit-a-thon

By ACERT
Topics : Events, Library

The Hunter College Library is hosting a Wikipedia Art and Art History Edit-a-thon during Open Access Week at the Zabar Art Library. The event will focus on editing Art & Art History articles, and will provide participants with the opportunity to help improve the encyclopedia.

News and Announcements | April 14, 2016

Day of DigPed: Workshop topic announced

By ACERT
Topics : Events

ACERT will be hosting a workshop on creating open access digital books as part of our May 3 Day of Digital Pedagogy. This hands-on workshop, led by Jack Dougherty (Professor of Educational Studies, Trinity College), will feature the open-source Pressbooks platform, a WordPress derivative that generates books in multiple formats.

News and Announcements | April 7, 2016

Exploring Student Learning: Assessment Day 2016

By ACERT and Meredith Reitman
Topics : Events

Join us at our second annual Assessment Day, featuring presentations from Hunter's cohort of seven Assessment Fellows, each of whom is experimenting with ways to explore their students’ learning.

News and Announcements | March 16, 2016

Day of DigPed: Vote for a workshop topic

By ACERT
Topics : Events

Let us know which topic you prefer for our Day of DigPed workshop.

News and Announcements | February 8, 2016

NYC Digital Humanities Week, February 8-12

By ACERT and Jeff Allred
Topics : Events

The annual NYC DH Week next is a fantastic event for anyone curious about the digital humanities or interested in building skills with tools ranging from Omeka to Python.

News and Announcements | May 13, 2015

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Guided Exploration starts June 1

By ACERT
Topics : ACERT, Events

Building or refreshing an online or hybrid course? Explore strategies and tools that will help you organize and design your courses, utilizing a range of technologies to support your teaching goals.