We are THRILLED to announce the publication of our latest special issue

✨ Making Research Tactile: Critical Making and Data Physicalization in Digital Humanities ✨

We'll be posting to links to each piece but check out our awesome table of contents: https://dhandlib.org/2024/04/29/making-research-tactile-critical-making-and-data-physicalization-in-digital-humanities/

Hi! Do I know anyone here that #teaches Intro to #Archives #classes?

If so, would you be willing to chat about the books (if any) you assign? I need to rethink my books

#academicchatter #teaching #archivalEducation #libraries #libraryscience #librarySchool

Come work with us at Michigan State University!

The Digital Scholarship Lab in MSU Libraries is hiring a Digital Scholarship Librarian. The person in this position will be a part of the @dhatmsu community, and we look forward to growing together.

Applications close on October 6. Min salary $60,000. MLIS/MLS required.
https://careers.msu.edu/cw/en-us/job/516114/librarian-iii

Happy to chat with anyone who is curious and has questions!

Hello👋 our first Fall 2023 Review shift begins September 7 - if you're available to take a shift or two nominating posts for the Review this semester, please take a moment to sign up here: https://dhandlib.org/eal-shift-sign-up/

New folks, we will have an orientation Sep 12 - details to come!

Now that it’s August (😱) I’m sharing a few things I’ve done in the past year to help manage work stress:

-Turned off work email on my phone
-Disabled all work-related DM notifications on my phone (Slack is still enabled for prof service + engagement which I generally find enriching)
-Disabled inbox message preview (Gmail) so I only see the subject line
-Slowed down my response time to most emails. No email is an emergency!
-Avoided checking email nights+weekends when possible

This meeting could have been a zine

With cool hand-drawn illustrations and fuck-the-world attitude, distributed to an eclectic group of trans and queer punks and misfits