Digital Scholarship Student Symposium, Skillman Library, June 28, 2019

Welcome to #DSMEET19!

ABOUT THE EVENT:

We here at Lafayette College and the Lafayette College Libraries are very happy to have you here on our campus on June 28th for the 2019 Digital Scholarship Student Symposium!

Digital scholarship programs and projects from students from Bryn Mawr, Bucknell, Gettysburg, Haverford, Lafayette, Muhlenberg, and Swarthmore will be featured in a couple of informal poster sessions that are designed to be “meet and greet” opportunities rather than formal presentations.

Looking forward to seeing everyone in our DH/DS community this Friday!

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SCHEDULE: 

 

9:00 – 10:00 am               Breakfast & Registration   (Gendebein Room, Skillman 206)

 

10:00 – 10:30 am             Welcome & Introductions   (Gendebein Room, Skillman 206)

 

10:30 am – 12:00 pm      Digital Poster Session #1   (Skillman 003)

 

12:00 – 1:00 pm               Lunch   (Gendebein Room, Skillman 206)

 

1:00 – 2:30 pm                 Digital Poster Session #2   (Skillman 004)

 

2:30 – 2:45 pm                 Break

 

2:45 – 3:15 pm                 Wrap Up/Closing Remarks   (Gendebein Room, Skillman 206)

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DIGITAL POSTER SESSION #1

Skillman 003, 10:30 am

 

Bach Dictation Generator

Katie Knox [Swarthmore]

 

Civic Engagement Map

Helen Huh [Swarthmore]

 

Conflict of Zoonotic Diseases

Cassandra Brown [Bucknell]

 

Digital Scholarship Summer Interns

Noor Fatima, Freddie Gould, Eloise Kadlecek, Tomas Paris [Haverford]

 

Examining the Perpetuation of Violence in the South Sudan Civil War

Victoria Puglia [Lafayette]

 

Haverford Under Erasure

Aarushi Mohan [Haverford]

 

Human Trafficking in the U.S.

Morgan McMullen [Bucknell]

 

Journeyways to the West

Nitisha Bhandari, Dorothy Feng, Hanjun Huang, Tina Zhong [Bryn Mawr]

 

Mac Address Spitter V1

Steven Fernandez [Swarthmore]

 

The Mosaic of Romani World

Milena Berestko [Lafayette]

 

Quaker Necrology

Ian Ogolla [Haverford]

 

66 Images of Tokyo: Postcards from the Magazine Shufu no Tomo (主婦の友)

Ren Makino [Lafayette]

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DIGITAL POSTER SESSION #2

Skillman 004, 1:00 pm

 

The Burma-Bucknell Connection

Aung Pyae Phyo [Bucknell]

 

A Comparative Analysis of Sustainability in Major U.S. Cities

Meredith Newman [Bucknell]

 

Data Visualization of the Cope Evans Family Papers

Aleena Maryam [Haverford]

 

Digital Scholarship Summer Fellows

Erik Carneal, Michaela Crow, Hoang Ahn Just, Maci Mark, Emma Poff, Emmarie Toppan [Gettysburg]

 

1847 Census on the Web: Special Collections Data Visualization from Friends Historical Library

Alice Huang [Swarthmore]

 

The Evolution of Chinese Food in the U.S.

Yanyu Li [Bucknell]

 

Hindu-Buddhist Architecture in Angkor City: Analysis of Neak Pean Temple

Aidy Ung [Lafayette]

 

Introducing the GAM Digital Archive

Natalia Mora, Mariana Ramirez [Haverford]

 

Labor Rights Consideration in eSports: A Policy Analysis of North American League of Legends & Riot Games

Joseph Illuzzi [Lafayette]

 

Mapping Ariosto’s Orlando Furioso

Jacob Botelho, Laura Santo [Muhlenberg]

 

Observation of the Result of Household Electrification on Student School Performance in Madagascar

Tafita Rakotozandry [Lafayette]

 

Reorganizing the Materials for the Quaker and Mental Health Project

Yuying Rong [Haverford]

 

Transgender: Exploring the History of a Word

Bec Stargel [Lafayette]

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EVENT CONTACT: 

Angela Perkins, Research & Instruction Librarian

David Bishop Skillman Library 

Tel: (610) 330-3191

perkinsa@lafayette.edu

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WHERE: 

Lafayette College

730 High Street

Easton, PA 18042

https://www.lafayette.edu/

https://library.lafayette.edu

Campus Map

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TRANSPORTATION:

GETTING TO CAMPUS

The Lafayette Inn is within easy walking distance of Lafayette College. Otherwise, attendees may walk or car pool as needed.

Though most will be driving into the Lafayette College area, here are other transportation options, for your reference:

Airport

Flights arrive at Lehigh Valley Airport in Allentown which is about 25-30 minutes from Easton. Information about car rentals can be found on the LVIA web site . Other airport options are Philadelphia International Airport (PHL; 1.5 hours from Easton) and Newark Liberty International Airport (EWR, 1 hour from Easton).

Bus

The Easton Intermodal Center is located at 123 South Third Street in downtown Easton, and is a brisk 20-30 minute walk from the Lafayette Inn. Trans-Bridge Lines offers over a dozen round-trips daily to Newark Airport and New York City.

Rail

The nearest Amtrak stations are in Newark and New York; the latter is connected to Easton by bus. New Jersey Transit’s Raritan Valley Line operates as far west as Raritan, New Jersey, about 30 miles southeast of Easton.

Taxi

There are two primary companies that service the area and provide transportation to both Lehigh Valley International Airport and Newark Liberty International Airport, Yellow Cab of Easton, (610) 258-9141, and Akab Taxi & Transportation Service, Phillipsburg, N.J., (908) 454-3420.

DRIVING AND PARKING

Driving directions to Lafayette College can be found on Lafayette’s web site:

https://www.lafayette.edu/visit/maps-directions/

Visitor parking at Lafayette is on the parking deck behind Markle Hall. You don’t need to register with Public Safety; you can just park on the deck.

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LODGING:

The Lafayette Inn has graciously offered our group a corporate rate of $119 for traditional and deluxe rooms and $159 for suites, full breakfast included. They are located at 525 West Monroe Street, Easton, PA 18042. To book a reservation, please call them at (610) 253-4500. 

There are a number of hotels available for a stay near the Lafayette College campus. Please view some options here:

https://campuslife.lafayette.edu/about-easton/hotels-dining-shopping/

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RESTAURANTS:

Easton is known as a foodie town, with lots of great places to eat downtown. College Hill, the neighborhood that includes Lafayette College and the Lafayette Inn, also has several restaurants within easy walking distance.

Downtown Easton

Fine Dining

  • The Bayou (Southern fare); 64 Centre Square, Easton, PA; 610.829.1700
  • Maxims 22 (French Bistro); 322 Northampton St., Easton, PA, 610.252.2622; closed Mondays
  • Ocean (Modern American fusion); 235 Ferry St., Easton, PA; 610.559.7211; closed Sundays and Mondays
  • River Grille (Modern American fusion); 243 Northampton St., Easton, PA; 610.923.5110; closed Sundays

Casual Dining

  • Pearly Baker’s Ale House (Modern American; farm-to-table); 11 Centre Square, Easton, PA; 610.253.9949; closed Mondays
  • Porters’ Pub (American pub fare); 700 Northampton St., Easton, PA; 610.250.6561
  • Sette Luna (Italian trattoria); 219 Ferry St., Easton, PA; 610.253.8888
  • Sogo (Asian fusion; sushi) 237 Northampton St., Easton, PA; 610.250.0198
  • Stoke Coal Fire Pizza (Italian); 1 Lehns Ct., Easton, PA; 610.829.1400
  • Tandoor Grill (Indian); 9 N. 3rd ST., Easton, PA; 610.250.1922; closed Mondays
  • Tokyo Sushi (Sushi); 22 N. 3rd St., Easton, PA; 610.559.8888
  • Two Rivers Brewing (American pub fare); 542 Northampton St., Easton, PA; 610.829.1131

College Hill

Casual Dining

  • Cask Taphouse (American pub fare); 80 Kunkle Dr., Easton, PA; 610.438.5655
  • College Hill Tavern (American pub fare); 420 Cattell St., Easton, PA; 610.829.5470
  • Don Juan (Tex Max); 518 March St., Easton, PA; 610.438.5661
  • Olive Garden (Italian); 50 Kunkle Dr., Easton, PA; 610.515.1722
  • Pizza D’Oro (Italian and pizza); 208 Cattell St., Easton, PA; 610.253.5533; closed Tuesdays
  • Tacos Y Tequila (Mexican); 20 Kunkle Dr., Easton, PA; 610.438.4554
  • Tic Toc Family Restaurant (American Diner); 2510 Northampton St., Easton, PA; 610.252.6466

You can learn about additional dining options via the College’s website:

https://campuslife.lafayette.edu/about-easton/hotels-dining-shopping/

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REGISTRATION:

If you are a student who will be attending the symposium and presenting your project in a poster session, please register by clicking on the following link:

Digital Scholarship Program Registration

If you are a staff representative of an attending program, please click the link below and fill out the following form. Only one staff member need complete the form to register:

Student Registration

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