The Tavern at Bayboro

120 6th Ave S 

Saint Petersburg, FL 33701

Making Connections: The Importance of Teams and Networks to Advancing Digital Humanities

Moderator: Mia Tignor

• The Latin American and Caribbean Digital Humanities Symposium and FLDH

  • • Hélène Huet, Melissa Jerome, Sarah Tew

• Techniques for Digital Preservation of Florida Environmental and Cultural Resources

  • • Howard Beck, Naomi Ballard, Nashid Madyun

• Manchineel + Seagrape: Leveraging analog resources to build a digital project

  • • Kelly Baker Josephs 

Language & Learning

Moderator: Susanna Allés-Torrent

• A Digital Humanities Perspectives on the Experience of First Generation International Graduate students in the U.S.

  • • Afolasade ('Sade) Ola

• Evaluating Online Repositories for Underrepresented Languages: A Case Study for the Asturian Language

  • • Thomas Lombardi, Matthew J. Burner

• Interactive Language Learning as Digital Humanities: Storytelling, Participation, and Cultural Engagement in the Italian L2 Classroom

  • • Hiromi Kaneda 

America 250, AI & Public Memory

Moderator: Lorna Bracewell

• SHINE: Digital Ecopoetry, Florida Springs, and the Work of Environmental Memory

  • • Gabriele Belletti, Sadie Hundemer

• "[W]hen you cut into the present, the future leaks out” : What Happens When You Cut into the Archive?

  • • Aaron Rodriguez

Vulnerable Archives & Personal/Community Memory

Moderator: Joanne Britland

• From Card Catalogue to Digital Refranero: Preserving the Francis C. Hayes Proverbs Archive at the University of Florida

  • • Philip Allen

• Personal and Community Archiving in the Brackett Preservation Lab

  • • Angie Neely-Sardon

• Double Invisibility in Archival Darkness and AI's Inheritance

  • • Anthony Cheney 

Locating History: Spatial Analysis and Historical Understanding

Moderator: Jamin Wells

• Spatializing History: Using GIS and Photogrammetry to Enhance Interpretation at Kingsley Plantation, Florida

  • • Chris W. Baynard, Robert D. Richardson

• Rocket Parks: The Space Age in American Playgrounds

  • • Daniel Fandino, Shyla Nuxol

• The March to Krome: The Developmental History of Kendall, Florida

  • • Ryan Tenner 

Digital Stewardship of American Memory: Four Case Studies in Preservation, Access, and Community Engagement from USF’s Institute for Digital Exploration

Davide Tanasi, Lisa Shorts, Sarah Hassam, Aiden Eylward, Madeline Kraft, Angela Costello, Madison Fidler, Claudia Lamanna 

Recovering the Past: Digital Methods for Historical Discovery

Moderator: Philip Allen

• Rewriting Florida’s Early History through Digital Archives: The Case of Francisco López de Mendoza Grajales 

  • • David Arbesú

• Tasty Data: Processing historical Florida newspaper recipe data with AI

  • • Sarah Tew

• Using Readex Text Explorer (RTE) in the Classroom—Connecting the Past with the Present

  • • Mark L. Kamrath 

Ethics & Truth in the Time of AI

Moderator: Hélène Huet

• Is Adversarial Poetry the New Enemy? On Language, Ethics, and the Idea of Security

  • • Axel Presas

• Developing Scalable Educational Frameworks for Responsible AI Use in Florida Higher Education

  • • Seul Lee

• Cautious First Steps: AI, Oral History and the Ethics of Public Access

  • • Jamin Wells 

"Bringing the Entire Florida Province Under American Rule": Producing The Memory of Negro Fort Podcast During A Time of National Remembrance

Sebastian Garcia, John Lancaster, Scot French 

Digital Storytelling, Mapping and Crisis in the Hispanic World

Joanne Britland, Jennifer Ansah, Maria Monserrat de la Cruz Mora, Maria Fernanda Colon 

At Home in Florida: Author Homes, Digital Mapping, and the Making of Literary Memory

Emily Norton

Circulating Demands: Manifestos, Newspapers, and Labor in Tampa

Melissa Jerome

City Directories for Historical Community Analysis

Benjamin Mittler

Digital Dialogues: Producing Knowledge Through Podcasting

Constanza López Baquero, Andrea Gaytán Cuesta, Alma Cruz

Preparing Humanists for a Digital Future: Labs, Libraries, and Learning at UF

Clarissa Carr, Hélène Huet, Marcelino Hudgson Steele 

Digital Approaches to Colonial Florida

Susanna Alles-Torrent, J. Michael Francis, Rachel Sanderson 

Mediated Statement Analysis (MSA): Exploring Human and Machine Learning Digital Deception Detection

Christa L. Arnold, Margaret C. Steward, F. Dan Richard, Berrin A. Beasley, Brant Marcus 

Digital Landscapes, Contested Pasts: Archaeology, Heritage, and Public Engagement in Sarasota–Manatee

Uzi Baram, Frederick Pirone 

Revolutionizing Archives with PRINT: From Physical Records to Digital Data

Casey Wolf, Kailey Freeman-Depelisi, Adaeze Nwigwe, James Silveria 

Overlooked Histories of the Revolution: Undergraduate Research with StoryMaps

Olivia Barnard, Ernest Benvenuto, Chloe Pfeiffer, Jackson White, Vivian Olivera 

Reimagining the Black Freedom Struggle in Florida: Interactive Digital Tools for the Classroom

Matthew F. Simmons, Jessica Heady 

Queer Digital Humanities Projects in Florida: Making Local, National, & International Connections

Julie R Enszer, Michael David Franklin, Lorna Bracewell, Jeannette Vigliotti King, Jolene Dubray, Jay Szczepanski 

Navigating Copyright in Digital Humanities

Perry Collins, LeEtta Schmidt 

Finally a Workshop for Humanists: How To Build A Digital Archive From Zero to CollectionBuilder

Euge Helyantus Stumm 

Listening in/to South Florida Workshop

Raul Martin IV, Elizabeth Cornick, and Prishanti Pathak

Closing Remarks, Education Committee Introduction, Keynote, and Reception

Keynote from Amanda Boczar, Ph.D., MLIS

Associate Director for Digital Initiatives

USF Libraries, Special Collections