Digital Humanities & Literary Cognition Lab (DHLC)
@CognitiveDH
Official Account: We are a student centered interdisciplinary cognitive DH and literary neuroscience lab in the English Department at Michigan State University.
Today at 11 am, you can listen in on our conversation with Cody Mejeur! To watch, go to https://t.co/civr9wYLHR and search @ MSUDHLC in the search bar to find our page, where you should see our public broadcast in progress & have the option to play the livestream. See you there!
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This Friday we’re going live with Cody Mejeur for a #CreativeCOVIDConversation! Tune in to the livestream on Zoom or through our Facebook at 11 am for our conversation with Cody, video game designer and Assistant Professor of Games Studies at University at Buffalo. See you there!
With just a little over a week left of #HispanicHeritageMonth, we wanted to share a podcast episode recommendation from NPR’s Code Switch.
Listen here: https://t.co/HkCc7SZU33
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This lecture, Visceral Data: Renderings that Matter, will take place on October 12 from 4 - 5:30 on Zoom. It will be presented by Jacqueline Wernimont, author of Numbered Lives: Life and Death in Quantum Media! Don’t forget to register ahead of time here: https://t.co/Nj4HOAEC3w
#MeetDHLC Let us introduce you to one of the three dedicated principal investigators of our lab’s newest project, Creativity in the Time of COVID-19! This is Julian C. Chambliss. He is a professor of English at MSU with an appointment in History.
Julian is an interdisciplinary scholar with research interests focused on race, identity, and power in real and imagined urban spaces. As co-director of the DHLC, he is heavily involved in all aspects of the lab. The DHLC would not be the same without all of his valued direction!
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In “REACH-ing to Make Art Accessible”, DHLC lab member Mackenzie Baum explains a little more about REACH Studio Art Center’s mission and vision for their amazing organization. Read it here: https://t.co/ipN4ey3z2G