Session proposal: Funding digital humanities projects

Posted on April 25, 2014 by Barrie Howard

Barrie Howard has been involved in grant-funded digital humanities projects on both sides of the table for a decade. He will lead a breakout session on a range of issues from grant seeking to grants administration and project management. In the spirit of the THATcamp unconference format, he would like input from session participants on the format of the session as to whether it manifests as a Make, Talk, or Teach event. Barrie has created a dataset on grants funding of digital preservation projects from ca. 2000 to the present, and is interested in ways to expand and share the data.

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About Barrie Howard

Barrie Howard is Coordinator, Program Management, for the National Digital Information Infrastructure and Preservation Program (NDIIPP) at The Library of Congress. He coordinates and facilitates community building activites to engage external partners, and provides project management support for the Program. He holds a BFA in Sculpture from East Carolina University, and an MSLS from The Catholic University of America (CUA), and was recently honored with the 2014 Raymond Von Dran Memorial Award from the CUA Department of Library Science in recognition of outstanding innovation, collaboration, and leadership in the library and information science profession.