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A young woman of Vienna who died of cholera, depicted when healthy and four hours before death. Coloured stipple engraving. Credit: Wellcome Collection. CC BY

Urban Disasters: 19th c. Cholera

31 August 20166 December 2019mhicks

Social Construction of Bike Technology Assignment (STS Class)

9 February 20166 December 2019mhicks

What is Digital Labor? Insights from Interviews by Students

28 November 20156 December 2019mhicks

Digital Labor: Student Insights and Concerns

14 November 20156 December 2019mhicks

Defining Digital Labor

30 September 201530 September 2015mhicks

Talking to current experts about past catastrophes

27 October 201413 November 2014mhicks

LGBTQ History Month

1 October 20141 October 2014mhicks

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