Scott Mandernack Marquette University

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Scott Mandernack Marquette University Digital Scholarship Collaborations Scott Mandernack Marquette University

Preliminaries Meetings with department chairs Preliminary assessment of current activities Identify needs Future directions Centralization of digital scholarship services desired

Early partner History Department – 2015 – Imagining Digital Scholarship: A Symposium 2016 – Digital Scholarship Symposium II 2017 – Digital Scholarship and Community Engagement 2015 – foundational principles and historical development of DS 2016 – identifying co-researchers / partners 2017 – community engagement

Campus Digital Scholarship Working Group Provost appointed, 2016 Foster culture of DS Facilitate digital scholarship Make DS sustainable Co-sponsored Symposia II and III

Project collaborations Near West Side History Project (www.nwshistory.org) digital mapping / data visualization Protests @ MU (https://protestatmu.wordpress.com/) Interactive timeline Syriaca.org (http://syriaca.org) Text encoding Counseling psychology journal text mining project Through contacts with liaisons and Digital Scholarship Librarian: History – near west side history project -- protest@MU Theology – Syriaca.org Counseling Psychology – jnl text mining project

Course-related collaborations EDPL 6712 – digital mapping; data visualization ENGL 2200 – create online poetry anthologies PHIL 3770 – create online magazine SOCI 4450 – create wiki-based shared notebook of readings THEO 4000 – create online archaeological exhibits SOCS (sequence of courses) – data compilation and visualization

Developing collaborations Expand Libraries’ Digital Scholarship Working Group Center for the Advancement of the Humanities Office of Research and Sponsored Programs Office of Research and Innovation Media Lab for Innovation and Creativity Add faculty to Libraries’ working group to advise and consult Campus Working Group invited to be facilitated by Ctr… ORSP – data management; increasing impact of research ORI – 707 Hub Media Lab (Wakerly) – College of Communication