Monthly Archives: April 2011

For the past three years, I have involved the students in my upper division History of American Medicine course at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln with Civil War Washington. We have already extracted all of the cases from the volumes that … Continue reading →

On March 10, 2011, the Plains Humanities Alliance held a public panel presentation entitled “Changing Places: The Geographic Turn in the Digital Humanities.” Presenters included: Eric W. Sanderson, Associate Director for Landscape Ecology and Geographic Analysis in the Living Landscape … Continue reading →