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Humanexus video showing at lunch TODAY in Auditorium

Starting at 11:55am TODAY, the film will be shown on a loop throughout the lunch session in the Auditorium in Kellogg Center.

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We’re excited to announce that we’ll be holding a screening of Humanexus: Knowledge and Communication Through the Ages at HASTAC 2015. This semi-documentary animation visualizes human communication from the Stone Age to today and beyond. It aims to make tangible the enormous changes in the quantity and quality of our collective knowledge and the impact of different media and distribution systems on knowledge exchange. For more information on Humanexus, to hear soundtrack excerpts, or to read up on the film’s awards and nominations, visit the Humanexus website.

Join in the conversation on Twitter

Follow along with #hastac2015 live during the conference on Twitter and via the Twitter archive at go.cal.msu.edu/twitterarchive. See the network of participants as a visualization and watch it change over the course of the conference at go.cal.msu.edu/twitterviz! Please live tweet during sessions using both the #hastac2015 hashtag as well as the session hashtag. Find individual session hashtags here.
 
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Friday night birds of a feather dinners!

Join fellow conference attendees for dine-around dinners in the area on Friday, May 29, 7-9pm. Options for dinner locations include:

  • Black Cat Bistro
  • HopCat
  • Beggars Banquet
  • Dublin Square
  • Sansu
  • Harrison Road House

Sign ups will be on a first come, first serve basis and will be available at the conference registration table. 

EBSCO LIS Diversity Scholarship Winner Announced!

We are pleased to announce the winner of the LIS Student Diversity Scholarship:

Amy Wickner, University of Maryland, College Park

Amy is a first-year MLS student specializing in archives and digital curation at the University of Maryland, College Park, where she is also the Digital Projects graduate assistant in Special Collections and University Archives. She is interested in the preservation and reuse of all kinds of born digital material from manuscripts to social media to design data to the news.

The LIS Student Diversity Scholarship was generously supported by EBSCO.