Fostering Community through Grassroots DH at Mississippi State University

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Fostering Community
through Grassroots DH at
Mississippi State University
Hillary A.H. Richardson, Assistant Professor, Humanities Librarian
Nickoal L. Eichmann, Assistant Professor, History Research Librarian
@hillaryAHR @NickoalEichmann
http://mrg.bz/T2BVSU

@hillaryAHR @NickoalEichmann
Talking Points
• About the Starkville Civil Rights Project
• Stages of Building Collaboration and Community
• Skills needed (and how to foster them)
• Lessons learned
http://mrg.bz/SZmXR9

@hillaryAHR @NickoalEichmann
starkvillecivilrights.msstate.edu

@hillaryAHR @NickoalEichmann
starkvillecivilrights.msstate.edu
[ oralhistoryonline.org ]

@hillaryAHR @NickoalEichmann
starkvillecivilrights.msstate.edu
[ timeline.knightlab.com ] [ google.com/mymaps ]

@hillaryAHR @NickoalEichmann
Our Team
• 2 Research Librarians
• 1 History Professor (on sabbatical)
• 4 Doctoral students (dissertating)
• 3 Masters students (graduated)
• 1 Honors Undergrad (volunteer)
http://mrg.bz/rkKcNl

@hillaryAHR @NickoalEichmann
A grassroots theme underlies both the project’s
research and in our execution of it.
Grassroots + DH
http://mrg.bz/D1IR2v

@hillaryAHR @NickoalEichmann
• Public history course / Research Question
•Grant funding / Develop goals and timeline
• Curate content and build the site
• Community Forum
• A “living website”
Stages
http://mrg.bz/A1RMMC

@hillaryAHR @NickoalEichmann
http://mrg.bz/rkKcNl
1. Public History Course Project (Spring 2014)

@hillaryAHR @NickoalEichmann
http://mrg.bz/rkKcNl
2. Grant funding / Develop goals and timeline
• Open-ended project to “benefit both
community and the library”
• Gave much-needed structure and
resources to the project:
• Statement of Need
• Detailed Budget
• Timeline

@hillaryAHR @NickoalEichmann
http://mrg.bz/rkKcNl
3. Curate Content & Build Site
• Worked on various components separately
through sub-teams
•Project management
•Archival research
•Oral history interviews + indexing
•Website design + organization of
content
•Crafting the narrative

@hillaryAHR @NickoalEichmann
4. Community Forum

@hillaryAHR @NickoalEichmann
http://mrg.bz/rkKcNl
How is this different?
Amanda Visconti:
literaturegeek.com/2016/02/28/DHjobtalk
Scenario C
(researchers)(librarians) (team)

@hillaryAHR @NickoalEichmann
http://mrg.bz/NrjhWa
Lessons Learned

http://mrg.bz/jkUu6K
@hillaryAHR @NickoalEichmann
1.Sharing Research Can Be Hard

@hillaryAHR @NickoalEichmann
http://mrg.bz/ho0mf5
2. Project management is constant

@hillaryAHR @NickoalEichmann
http://mrg.bz/qNJKOg
3. Scaffolding tools helps
accommodate different skillsets

@hillaryAHR @NickoalEichmann
http://mrg.bz/dxb4lV
4. Universal + Local Topic = Powerful

@hillaryAHR @NickoalEichmann
Thank you!
starkvillecivilrights.msstate.edu
http://mrg.bz/rN2fsc

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Fostering Community through Grassroots DH at Mississippi State University

1. Fostering Community through Grassroots DH at Mississippi State University Hillary A.H. Richardson, Assistant Professor, Humanities Librarian Nickoal L. Eichmann, Assistant Professor, History Research Librarian @hillaryAHR @NickoalEichmann http://mrg.bz/T2BVSU

2. @hillaryAHR @NickoalEichmann Talking Points • About the Starkville Civil Rights Project • Stages of Building Collaboration and Community • Skills needed (and how to foster them) • Lessons learned http://mrg.bz/SZmXR9

3. @hillaryAHR @NickoalEichmann starkvillecivilrights.msstate.edu

4. @hillaryAHR @NickoalEichmann starkvillecivilrights.msstate.edu [ oralhistoryonline.org ]

5. @hillaryAHR @NickoalEichmann starkvillecivilrights.msstate.edu

6. @hillaryAHR @NickoalEichmann starkvillecivilrights.msstate.edu [ timeline.knightlab.com ] [ google.com/mymaps ]

7. @hillaryAHR @NickoalEichmann starkvillecivilrights.msstate.edu

8. @hillaryAHR @NickoalEichmann Our Team • 2 Research Librarians • 1 History Professor (on sabbatical) • 4 Doctoral students (dissertating) • 3 Masters students (graduated) • 1 Honors Undergrad (volunteer) http://mrg.bz/rkKcNl

9. @hillaryAHR @NickoalEichmann A grassroots theme underlies both the project’s research and in our execution of it. Grassroots + DH http://mrg.bz/D1IR2v

10. @hillaryAHR @NickoalEichmann • Public history course / Research Question •Grant funding / Develop goals and timeline • Curate content and build the site • Community Forum • A “living website” Stages http://mrg.bz/A1RMMC

11. @hillaryAHR @NickoalEichmann http://mrg.bz/rkKcNl 1. Public History Course Project (Spring 2014)

12. @hillaryAHR @NickoalEichmann http://mrg.bz/rkKcNl 2. Grant funding / Develop goals and timeline • Open-ended project to “benefit both community and the library” • Gave much-needed structure and resources to the project: • Statement of Need • Detailed Budget • Timeline

13. @hillaryAHR @NickoalEichmann http://mrg.bz/rkKcNl 3. Curate Content & Build Site • Worked on various components separately through sub-teams •Project management •Archival research •Oral history interviews + indexing •Website design + organization of content •Crafting the narrative

14. @hillaryAHR @NickoalEichmann 4. Community Forum

15. @hillaryAHR @NickoalEichmann http://mrg.bz/rkKcNl How is this different? Amanda Visconti: literaturegeek.com/2016/02/28/DHjobtalk Scenario C (researchers)(librarians) (team)

16. @hillaryAHR @NickoalEichmann http://mrg.bz/NrjhWa Lessons Learned

17. http://mrg.bz/jkUu6K @hillaryAHR @NickoalEichmann 1.Sharing Research Can Be Hard

18. @hillaryAHR @NickoalEichmann http://mrg.bz/ho0mf5 2. Project management is constant

19. @hillaryAHR @NickoalEichmann http://mrg.bz/qNJKOg 3. Scaffolding tools helps accommodate different skillsets

20. @hillaryAHR @NickoalEichmann http://mrg.bz/dxb4lV 4. Universal + Local Topic = Powerful

21. @hillaryAHR @NickoalEichmann Thank you! starkvillecivilrights.msstate.edu http://mrg.bz/rN2fsc