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Blevin Shelnutt
Blevin Shelnutt is a PhD candidate in English at New York University and teaches courses in literature, media studies, and writing at NYU and Ramapo College of New Jersey. Her dissertation explores a nineteenth-century fascination with New York City’s Broadway
Bodies in Transit
A transcription and data modeling project centering on the NYC Municipal Archives bodies in transit ledgers, this ongoing work looks at the individuals and officials at the heart of public health in the city in the second half of the
Building Project-Based Research Communities around Humanities Data
How might we build collaboration into the curation and interpretation of data in the humanities? How might a tool that facilitates the sharing of humanities data enable new kinds of networked research communities?
Charlie Moffett
Charlie is a data science graduate student with five years of professional experience delivering platform solutions for SMBs, enterprise clients, and government partners. He is also a Prototyping Fellow at NYC Media Lab and LC Labs Innovation Intern at the
Christina Thompson
Christina Thompson is graduate of NYU’s Draper Interdisciplinary Master’s Program, now known as the Center for Experimental Humanities, where she focused on digital humanities. She also completed an Advanced Certificate in Museum Studies. Christina currently works as a historical interpreter
Christofer Gass
A current CUNY, Grad Center DH student and a graduate of Columbus State University with a degree in Art History and a minor in Geography. Worked with the Bo Bartlett Center and Bartlett Studios for over three years and collaborated
NewYorkScapes Community Meeting and Happy Hour
Please join NewYorkScapes for an informal community meeting and happy hour to hear updates on our shared projects, new website, and future directions for the coming year.
NewYorkScapes Community Meeting and Happy Hour
Please join NewYorkScapes for our annual informal community meeting and happy hour to kickoff 2018-2019, provide updates on our shared projects, and plot future directions for the coming year.
Corey Clawson
Corey is an administrative professional who enjoys supporting the research, teaching, and service missions of higher education. He has lived several lives in higher education: helping undergraduates connect with research opportunities, teaching world literature courses on the short story and
Culture Mapping 2018
Are you interested in applying digital tools to the interpretation and visualization of cultures, geographies, and urban experience? Come share methods and motives with NewYorkScapes, a research community exploring spatial humanities and urban cultures.