[Folkserv] Two courses of interest - May and Autumn 2024- digital humanities and career exploration

[Noyes, Dorothy]

Dear all,

Friends of folklore are teaching courses of interest in May and twice in Autumn:


Dance 4490 Special Topics: Data Justice and Digital Criticism
Instructor: Dr. Harmony Bench
May session (May 7-31), 3 units
MWF 9:30-12:30, in person
Sullivant Hall 343
This intensive May-session course will focus on digital humanities approaches to analyzing and engaging
with arts practices, particularly but not exclusively performing arts. We will weave together critical
histories of technology, computing, platforms, and data to consider cultural biases in representation,
which will inform our own practical engagement with tools of measurement, curation, and display. Part
seminar, part workshop, students will build critical and creative competencies as they explore
photogrammetry (3D virtual models composited from photographs), 360-video/VR, annotation and digital
description, and other approaches as they work toward a final project that reflects both critical
understanding and practical application. No experience in the performing arts, computing, or digital
humanities is assumed or required. All are welcome.
Graduate students may enroll under an alternate course number—please contact Dr. Bench if interested.
Bench.9 at osu.edu<mailto:Bench.9 at osu.edu>


Career Exploration for Graduate Students: offered twice in Autumn 2024

ARTSSCI 6000: Career Exploration for Graduate Students is a one-credit course that introduces strategies for discovering a variety of career paths; assessing how a job might fit one’s interests, skills, and values; cultivating networks; and entering a profession. The course is suitable for graduate students at any stage, with any career goal. Weekly assignments required, graded S/U.

Two offerings in Autumn 2024:
• first seven-week session, in person: Thurs. 9:10-10:50 am, Class no. 29942
• second seven-week session, online synchronous (zoom): Weds. 9:10-10:50 am, Class no. 29943

Questions? Email Danielle Fosler-Lussier, fosler-lussier.2 at osu.edu<mailto:fosler-lussier.2 at osu.edu> .



Dorothy Noyes
Director, Mershon Center
Arts & Sciences Distinguished Professor of English
Professor of Comparative Studies
The Mershon Center for International Security Studies
1010 Derby Hall, 154 N. Oval Mall
The Ohio State University
Columbus, OH 43210
noyes.10 at osu.edu<mailto:noyes.10 at osu.edu>

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