Week 2: Riley
Image of killer whale charm, made of carved whale bone. Belonged to a Tlingit [Hoonah (Huna)] Shaman. Artifact housed in the National Museum of the American Indian. Image taken from Huna Heritage Foundation.
Image of killer whale charm, made of carved whale bone. Belonged to a Tlingit [Hoonah (Huna)] Shaman. Artifact housed in the National Museum of the American Indian. Image taken from Huna Heritage Foundation.
Hello! I’m Katherine Frisch, and I’m excited to introduce myself as the new Mississippi Digital Humanities Hub Manager at the University of Southern Mississippi. My journey to this role has been shaped by nearly a decade of public librarianship, where I worked for the Lamar County Library System, focusing on representation in collection development and …
Hello! Just a brief re-cap of some of what I shared in class about myself: My name is Riley Houston, and I’m currently a second-year MA/MLIS student! My research interests include the history of the American South from the mid-19th century to the early 20th, with a focus on how the intersections of race, class, …