<p>Joe Moody speaks with University of Mississippi faculty about their use of the mapping platform HuMap, and its implications for history and the digital humanities. Join us to find out how HuMap has been used in class by Dr. Noelle Wilson and Dr. Douglas Sullivan-Gonzales with the help of librarian Adam Clemons.</p>

Joe Moody speaks with University of Mississippi faculty about their use of the mapping platform HuMap, and its implications for history and the digital humanities. Join us to find out how HuMap has been used in class by Dr. Noelle Wilson and Dr. Douglas Sullivan-Gonzales with the help of librarian Adam Clemons.

Episode 20: Mapping Within the Humanities

Located 80 miles south of Memphis and 50 miles west of Tupelo, the University of Mississippi and its home, Oxford, serve as a crossroads for everything from Blues music to sustainable agriculture to the Civil Rights Movement. Each month, library staff bring their interests and expertise to explore different facets of life at the university and in the city. Each episode features guests who discuss their research, careers, and passions. Along the way, these conversations highlight the ways in which libraries intersect with our everyday lives as sources of community, information, and innovation.

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Episode 20: Mapping Within the Humanities

Episode 20: Mapping Within the Humanities