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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

Disasters Class: Using a Historical Newspaper Database to Take the Pulse of the Public

3 September 20146 December 2019mhicks

Fall 2015 IIT Digital Humanities Speaker Series

13 August 201413 August 2014mhicks

Embodied Learning and Museum Studies

12 August 20146 December 2019mhicks

Making Concise Statements about Difficult Ideas

12 August 201413 August 2014mhicks
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Where is the Digital?

12 August 201412 August 2014mhicks

Global English, Political Speech, and Public Humanities

4 August 201413 August 2014mhicks

Teaching by Modeling Multimedia Output

4 August 201413 August 2014mhicks

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