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Humanities Publishing Roundtable
Nov 3, 2023 @ 9:00 am - 12:30 pm
Universities and their affiliated publishing landscapes continue to change rapidly. In the arts and humanities, presses, libraries, and humanities centers have all played different roles in publishing and dissemination. Open access and community-engaged efforts continue to redefine our work.
How might we reimagine these roles in this space of change? How do we attend to the mission of the university for humanities research generation and sharing? Join us for a two-day conversation about publishing in the humanities as we map out current roles and imagine new processes at the center, library, university, press, and regional university system levels.
Includes conversation and guidance from:
- Lauren Cooper
Digital Scholarship Librarian and Managing Director, Center for Black Digital Research/#DigBlk, Penn State University
- Lisa Janicke Hinchliffe
Professor & Coordinator for Research and Teaching Professional Development, University of Illinois
- Jasmine Mulliken
Production and Preservation Manager, Digital Projects Stanford University Press
SCHEDULE:
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3 | 9AM CST
Former Digital Humanities Lab, E272
Lauren Cooper, Lisa Janicke Hinchliffe, and Jasmine Mulliken, “Mapping Current and Future Roles in Humanities Publishing Projects”
Followed by role identification, asset mapping, and creative reimagining exercises facilitated by the UWM Center for 21st Century Studies.
Workshop will aim to end at 12:30PM CST.
Free and open to the public. Includes refreshments, coffee, and tea on each day. REGISTER HERE.
Traveling to Milwaukee?
We welcome visitors who can travel to Milwaukee for this special workshop event. All parts of the event are free and open to the public, with the last portion of the workshop dedicated to time mapping out current and dream publishing infrastructures for humanities-based research and learning. In-person attendance helps make that mapping and workshopping possible – especially in conversation with regional and national systems.
Recommended airport: Milwaukee International Airport. (O’Hare International has access to a train that can take visitors from Chicago to Milwaukee).
Recommended hotel: Saint Kate – The Arts Hotel
Workshop made possible by the Consortium for Humanities Centers and Institutes (CHCI) and the UWM College of Letters & Sciences. Thursday lecture made possible by UWM Libraries.