Humanist Discussion Group, Vol. 36, No. 15.
Department of Digital Humanities, University of Cologne
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Date: 2022-05-17 04:35:50+00:00
From: Anne Cong-Huyen <annech@umich.edu>
Subject: Deadline Extended: Garfinkel Prize in DH & ASA DH Caucus Book Award, May 31st
Dear Colleagues,
The DH Caucus of the American Studies Association has extended the
deadline for the 2021 Garfinkel Award for DH Projects
<https://www.theasa.net/communities/caucuses/digital-humanities-
caucus/garfinkel-prize-digital-humanities>and
the ASA DH Caucus Book Award to_May 31, 2022_.
The Digital Humanities Caucus welcomes submissions from all including
college and university faculty; public scholars; university and K-12
educators including contingent faculty; students at the graduate,
undergraduate, and even K-12 level; activists; artists; and all other
researchers, creators, and thinkers. Projects in pedagogy, research,
documentary, critical making, digital art, and all other forms are
encouraged.
Submitted projects should have been published, completed or
significantly updated during the 2021 calendar year. The Digital
Humanities Caucus will announce the prize winners at a virtual
celebration in May.
The Garfinkel Prize in Digital Humanities is an award that honors caucus
founder Susan Garfinkel for her longstanding service to the caucus and
her commitment to an inclusive, interdisciplinary, welcoming Digital
Humanities. For both the Garfinkel Prize and Book Award, the caucus
seeks submissions that grapple with urgent questions that are
specifically situated in practices of studying at the intersection of
American Studies and Digital Humanities.
For the Garfinkel Prize, we especially seek submissions that: 1) model
ethical and equitable collaborations that responsibly reflect on the
politics of collaborative research in the digital humanities; 2)
participate in transparent and open scholarly practices; 3) center
research topics that "promote the development of interdisciplinary
research on U.S. culture and history in a global context" (following
ASA's stated purpose); 4) address these topics through anti-racist,
feminist, community-led or activist modes and methods.
For the book award, we especially seek submissions that: 1) center
research topics that "promote the development of interdisciplinary
research on U.S. culture and history in a global context" (following
ASA's stated purpose); 2) address these topics through anti-racist,
feminist, community-led, or activist modes and methods; 3) are written
collaboratively; 4) and/or engage the complicated politics at play in DH
collaborative research. We seek not only scholarly monographs; we invite
submissions of trade books, self-published collectively written zines,
and other alternative formats.
The DH Caucus is accepting proposals now through May 1, 2022 May 31st.
Garfinkel Prize for DH Projects Submission Form:
https://forms.gle/gkELmMdnXuzteWp98 <https://forms.gle/gkELmMdnXuzteWp98>
DH Caucus Book Award Submission Form:
https://forms.gle/4YpRYi81qmkHKQC57 <https://forms.gle/4YpRYi81qmkHKQC57>*
Sincerely,
Advisory Board, DH Caucus of the American Studies Association
Veronica Paredes (chair)
Anne Cong-Huyen (vice chair)
Carrie Johnston (past chair)
Jen Shook (board member)
Ravynn Stringfield (board member)
Jacque Werinmont (board member)
Kevin Winstead (board member)
Anne Cong-Huyen, PhD (she/her/hers)
Digital Scholarship Strategist
University of Michigan Library
205 Hatcher Graduate Library
annech@umich.edu <mailto:annech@umich.edu>
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