What You Can Expect

The conference proper — papers and keynotes — will take place all day Friday and Saturday, July 11 and 12. These events will be preceded by the following optional activities on Thursday afternoon and evening:

• A choice between a digital humanities workshop or a tour of the Newberry library (both free, but reservation is required at registration as space is limited); and
• An Welcome Reception in the early evening at no cost (please indicate if you will attend during registration)

In addition, the program includes a banquet dinner ($105 per person) on Friday, July 11 that you can book and pay for when you register for the conference.

More details about the conference program can be found using the links below.