Digital Humanities Colloquium Speaker: Thomas Herron

Kilcolman castle
Digi Lab, Main Library third floor

The Digital Humanities Colloquium has invited Professor Thomas Herron as its April speaker to talk about his project "Centering Spenser" and the use of mapping and rich markup techniques to create a virtual version of the ruined Kilcolman Castle in Ireland. 

You can receive further information from Sujata Iyengar (iyengar@uga.edu) or Emily McGinn (mcginn@uga.edu), or visit the project website at http://core.ecu.edu/umc/Munster/.

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