Scheduled Talks, Workshops, and Conference Presentations
2021
May 25, 2021: Right Research: Modelling Sustainable Research Practices in the Anthropocene Book Launch
May 24, 2021: Responses to Rupture: Duke Story+ Virtual Interdisciplinary Humanities Research Program
2020
June 1-4, 2020: How Story+, a team-based hands-on interdisciplinary research program, Went Virtual
Duke University, Science of Team Science Conference
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January 10: UNC Failure Workshop
UNC-Chapel Hill / American Underground, Durham NC
2019
October 18: Learning to Fail Workshop
Duke Master of Engineering Management Program, Durham NC
July 30: Learning to Fail
Duke Kunshan University Visiting Cohort, Durham NC
July 24: EcoCritical Digital Humanities, Or How to Save the Planet
Association for Computers and the Humanities Conference
April 26: Mindful Teaching and “Learning to Fail”
Duke University, Duke Learning Innovation: Faculty Speak
2018
Sept 28: Digital Pedagogy Roundtable
Duke University, Migrations Lab
Sept 26: Introduction to Digital Pedagogy
Duke University, Migrations Lab
Sept 18: EcoDH: Intersections of Environmental and Digital Humanities—Digital Dialogue Panel
MITH Digital Dialogue, University of Maryland
2017-2018
March 23: “#EcoDH: Global Environmental Digital Humanities”
Global Digital Humanities Symposium, Michigan State University
Feb 22: “Publishing as Pedagogy” Panel
Duke University Libraries
Feb 15: “Dirty Digital Humanities: From iPhones to eWaste”
SustainableUX 2018: Design in a Warming World Conference
Nov 4: “Global Digital Solutions for Energy and the Environment”
HackDuke Code for Good Conference, Duke University
Nov 3: “EcoCritical Digital Humanities and/beyond the Academy | Possible Digital Worlds, One Material World: EcoDH Roundtable Discussion”
HASTAC Conference 2017, The Possible Worlds of Digital Humanities, Orlando Florida
Nov 2: “Professionalizing Your Digital Persona” Workshop with Dr. Aaron Dinin
PhD Lab in Digital Knowledge, Duke University
2016-2017
March 10: “Climates of Care: Environmental Storytelling in the Anthropocene”
Duke University, PhD Lab for Digital Knowledge
October 22: “Technospheric Media Theory in the Age of the Anthropocene: From Mythological Motifs to Models for Sustainable Digital Practice”
Timescales Environmental Humanities Conference, UPenn
October 5: “Sustainable Media Studies: The Environmental Rhetoric of Digital Art”
Literature Colloquium, Duke University
Respondent: Dr. Whitney Trettien (UNC-Chapel Hill)
**An event Certified Green by Sustainable Duke.
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