Are you thinking about how to add a digital dimension to your existing research or even starting a new “born digital” project? Perhaps, you already have a clear idea of where you would like to go but aren’t sure how to get there. Or, you might just want to begin to explore what possibilities are out there?

The Committee on Digital Scholarship and Cultures (DiSC) will be hosting a digital project planning workshop open to all faculty, especially those working with humanities material or social science data. Participants at any stage of planning are welcome, from those who are interested in, but not yet committed to, research using digital methods, to those who have submitted grant applications in this area but might be looking for ways to increase their chances of getting funding. The event will be led by Jeff Good (Linguistics) and Nick Wasmoen (English), but, depending on the interests of participants, faculty with experience in digital research working in other areas may be invited to help offer advice on project design in their disciplines.

To participate in the workshop, please contact Nick Wasmoen (nlwasmoe@buffalo.edu) with a statement of interest along with a brief description of what you hope to get out of the workshop.