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HASTAC 2016

Joyce Martin

Arizona State University Library
Curator of Labriola Center
Tempe, AZ

Associate Librarian and Curator of the Labriola Center at ASU Library, Joyce Martin frequently partners with academic departments and Centers at ASU to facilitate student learning and provide diverse public programs.

8:00am MST

Conference Registration COOR Continental Breakfast COOR

9:00am MST

Keynote: Gary Dirks, "Solutions, scale, and sustainability: how humanities, arts, and social science can determine the future of well being" COOR 170

10:15am MST

Coffee Service COOR

10:30am MST

Achives Alive: Activating the North Carolina Jukebox COOR L1-84

10:45am MST

A Social History of Water Rights: Digitizing the Los Angeles Aqueduct COOR L1-84

11:00am MST

Lunch Buffet COOR

1:00pm MST

An Archive of One’s Own: The Radical Possibilities of the Digital Database COOR L1-84

2:30pm MST

Disrupting the Archive: Multi-media approaches to Latina/os and Eugenic Sterilization in 20th century California COOR L1-84

4:00pm MST

Footprints of PR in the News: Investigating Patterns of Text Reuse COOR L1-84

4:05pm MST

Defaced: Biometric Facial Recognition and the Queer Politics of Escape COOR L1-84

4:10pm MST

#writersofinstagram: An Online Affinity Space for Visual Writing COOR L1-84

4:15pm MST

Identity & Representation in Student Documentaries: Stories of Concern and Hope COOR L1-84

4:20pm MST

The Potential of the Past: Walking Through the Creation of an Open Access Collection of Faculty-Produced Holocaust Site Photographs COOR L1-84

4:25pm MST

Fugitive Archiving: Ephemera and Community Expressions COOR L1-84

4:30pm MST

Softwares, Histories, Memories and Archives COOR L1-84

4:40pm MST

Digital Poetics of Democracy: COOR L1-84

4:45pm MST

To Trump Trump's Wall: Designing a Framework for Participatory, Co-Creative Media and Politcial Design Practice COOR L1-84

8:00am MST

Continental Breakfast COOR

9:00am MST

Keynote "Experience Architecture: How the Humanities Goes to Work" COOR 170

10:15am MST

Coffee Service COOR

10:30am MST

A Digital Renaissance: Innovating in Medieval and Early Modern Studies COOR 195

10:45am MST

Constructing Community in Online Programs: A Digital Case Study COOR L1-88

11:00am MST

What America Ate COOR L1-18

11:15am MST

Connecting with the Past Online: The Medieval Portland Case Study COOR 186

11:45am MST

Building Undergraduate Liberal Arts Research Skills COOR 186

1:00pm MST

Open Stories with Open Sources COOR 195

2:30pm MST

Digital Pedagogy and the Future of Higher Education COOR L1-84

4:00pm MST

Narratives, Storytelling, and Audience in the Age of the Podcast COOR L1-84