The UW Bothell/Cascadia College Library is pleased to announce recipients of the 2023-24 Digital Scholarship Faculty Fellows awards. This Library-sponsored initiative supports UW faculty in developing a digital scholarship project over the course of the academic year. Congratulations to the following recipients: Find out more about the projects developed by the 2022-2023 Digital Scholarship Faculty Fellows: Dr. Shima Abadi, Dr. Ching-In Chen, Dr. Julie Shayne, and Dr. Sarita Shukla.
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Announcing Digital Scholarship Faculty Fellows 2022-2023
The UW Bothell/Cascadia College Library is pleased to announce recipients of three 2022-23 Digital Scholarship Faculty Fellows awards and one Summer 2022 DSFF award. This Library-sponsored initiative supports UW faculty in developing a digital scholarship project over the course of the academic year. Congratulations to the following recipients: Find out more about the projects developed by the 2021-2022 Digital Scholarship Faculty Fellows, Dr. Santiago Lopez and Dr. Julie Shayne.
Digital Scholarship Faculty Fellows: Call for Applications 2022-2023
The UW Bothell/Cascadia College Library is pleased to announce a call for applications for the Digital Scholarship Faculty Fellows grant, a Library-sponsored opportunity for UW Bothell faculty. The Library seeks to support 1-2 UW Bothell faculty in developing a digital scholarship project over the course of the 2022-2023 academic year. Faculty Fellows will receive a $5000 stipend and support from the Library’s Head of Digital Scholarship and Library staff. Applications are due November 18, 2022. Please read about 2021-2022 Digital Scholarship Faculty Fellows’ projects on our DS@UWB blog. Award The award for Digital Scholarship Faculty Fellows includes the following: Requirements for Fellows Digital Scholarship Faculty Fellows…
Open Education Week 2022: March 7-11
Open Education (OE) Week is this week, March 7-11. OE Week puts a spotlight on the use and development of Open Educational Resources (OER), defined as any teaching, learning, and research resources that allow for free use and repurposing by others. Ever heard from students frustrated with the cost of textbooks? Incorporating OER into your courses can have a tangible, positive impact on students’ ability to afford higher education.
Announcing Digital Scholarship Faculty Fellows 2021-2022
The UW Bothell Library has awarded 2021-22 Digital Scholarship Faculty Fellows awards to Dr. Santiago Lopez, associate professor in the School of Interdisciplinary Arts & Sciences, and Dr. Julie Shayne, teaching professor in the School of Interdisciplinary Arts & Sciences. This new Library-sponsored initiative supports UW faculty in developing a digital scholarship project over the course of the academic year. Lopez will develop an open digital collection of curated geospatial datasets that will be available for exploration, research, planning and decision making. Shayne will develop a collection of student-created open digital exhibits that highlight feminist archives, engage students in public…
Digital Scholarship Faculty Fellows: Call for Applications 2021-2022
The UW Bothell/Cascadia College Library is pleased to announce a new Library-sponsored opportunity for UW Bothell faculty, the Digital Scholarship Faculty Fellows grant. The Library seeks to support 1-2 UW Bothell faculty in developing a digital scholarship project over the course of the 2021-2022 academic year. Faculty fellows will receive a $5000 stipend and support from the Library’s Head of Digital Scholarship and Library staff. Applications are due November 30, 2021. Award The award for Digital Scholarship Faculty Fellows includes the following: $5000 stipend to be used to fund your own research and development time, paid undergraduate student assistance, supplies, or other pre-approved costs …
Summer Quarter 2021 Workshops and Events
Are you working on your digital scholarship this summer, or starting to plan for an open pedagogy class project in the Fall? The Library can help! Please contact us for a one-on-one consultation, or join us for one of the UW Libraries’ summer workshops and events.
Open Hosting Digital Scholarship Platforms are Here to Stay
The UW Libraries has been piloting open hosting platforms over the past few years and we are pleased to announce that Manifold Publishing (digital book publishing), Digital Scholarship Hosting (Omeka, WordPress, Scalar, and more) and UW Pressbooks (for creating and adapting Open Educational Resources) are now part of the UW Libraries’ permanent service offerings! The UW Bothell Library looks forward to supporting you in creating knowledge and sharing it openly through digital means with these platforms. Please read on to see sample projects created over the past two years through our pilot and to learn more about getting started with these platforms! Explore How can YOU…
Spring Quarter 2021 Workshops and Events
The UW Libraries and our partners offer regular workshops and events relevant to digital and open scholarship. All are welcome to attend! Please register with the links below, and contact us with any questions: TEAL Digital Scholarship for East Asian Studies: Engaging with Creative Geovisualization: Imagining Creativity in Mapping and GIS by Dr. Jin-Kyu JungTuesday, April 6, 4:00-5:30pmRegister in advanceFor the April session of TEAL Digital Scholarship for East Asian Studies, we are thrilled to welcome Dr. Jin-Kyu Jung, Associate Professor in the School of Interdisciplinary Arts & Sciences (UW Bothell) and Adjunct Associate Professor in the Department of Geography (UW…
Prisoner Newsletters from the WPHP Now on View at the Henry Art Gallery
Prisoner newsletters from the Washington Prison History Project (WPHP) are now on view at the recently re-opened Henry Art Gallery as part of a new exhibit, Illustrating Injustice: The Power of Print. Issues of Through the Looking Glass, The Abolitionist, Red Dragon, and more are exhibited alongside prints by 19th century French lithographer Honore’ Daumier and contemporary American photographer Danny Lyon. This exhibition highlights the power of printed material to communicate social and systemic injustices…In dialogue alongside…works by Daumier and Lyon, which are part of the Henry’s permanent collection, are prison newsletters from the Washington Prison History Project. These newsletters…
