Calling all HumWorkers: Looking to explore a career in #communications and work in the humanities? @UCIHumanities is hiring a communications specialist! Just search "2018-0788" on this site: ow.ly/UEaG30kVIZb

Two character-spaces in Austen's Sense and Sensibility, visualized. Which words are more likely to appear within the character-space of Elinor ("sense"), and which in the character-space of Marianne ("sensibility")? An experiment using David Bamman's BookNLP (github.com/dbamman/book-n…)

New lesson up Programming Historian that is ideal for historians wanting to create interactive plots: Visualizing Data with Bokeh and Pandas by Charlie Harper programminghistorian.org/en/lessons/vis… I learnt a huge amount editing this lesson. One day I might even crack my mental block with Python..

Zotero, Mendeley, EndNote. You have a lot of choices for managing your research. Here’s why we think you should choose Zotero. zotero.org/why

If this sounds exciting, join us tonight to think about spyware & internet privacy. Plus food and drink with Digital Humanities practitioners from across campus. 4 pm at Cowell Provost House.

You can learn “practical and timeless” skills in the humanities. The Humanities Institute at UC Santa Cruz UC Santa Cruz Read more here...

Join UCSC History graduate students Melissa Brzycki & Stephanie Montgomery Friday at 11 in the Digital Scholarship Commons at McHenry UCSC Library for a discussion on how podcasting's "long-form" can reach a wide range of audiences, within & beyond the academy. x.com/UCSCHistory/st…

Starting now! “Podcasting Pop Culture” w Melissa Brzycki & Stephanie Montgomery. Join us for a conversation abt public history & podcasting or follow from afar at #EastAsia4All

Montgomery: Podcasting is a way to sneak historical context & analysis into discussions of pop culture of East Asia. Now we’re all on to you, @EastAsia4All! #EastAsia4All

Why podcasting as platform for public history? Brzycki: Chance to share long form, nuanced, complex information with broad audience + made fun by focusing on Pop Culture. #EastAsia4All

“‘Big Deal’ Cancellations Gain Momentum: An increasing number of universities are ending, or threatening to end, bundled journal subscriptions w/ major publishers” insidehighered.com/news/2018/05/0… b/c of budget pressures, speedy interlibrary loan, open access/Unpaywall, faculty awareness

The last day to apply to the Cart Fellowship program is Friday! Learn more about it here: guides.library.ucsc.edu/cart

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My colleague Christopher Newfield (Christopher Newfield) has designed one of the most interesting calls I've ever seen for a position in the UCSB English dept at UC Santa Barbara: "Postdoctoral Scholar for Futures of Literary and Cultural Knowledge" recruit.ap.ucsb.edu/apply/JPF01231 >

CFP Current Research in Digital History 2019, 3/9/19 - RRCHNM’s annual conference that publishes online, peer reviewed proceedings - Thanks to AAIHS & Colored Conventions for sponsoring sessions - crdh.rrchnm.org #dhist #dighist American Historical Association #digitalhumanities