Thanks again for coming out. We hope that you’re now back in the swing of things, perhaps a little wiser for a day or so’s discussion with other folks.

If you have a moment, we (and the good folks at THATCamp headquarters) would very much appreciate it if you could complete this survey on your THATCamp experience.

Please also feel free to use the blog to comment on sessions you attended or ask questions; one of members has begun constructing a Twitter list of THATCamp CNY attendees, so you can find some of those folks you met in sessions but whose twitter id you forgot. Your can also find a Storify collection of all the tweets from the #thatcampcny hashtag here.

Howdy Campers! We are looking forward to seeing you in Syracuse on Friday. Everything will take place at Bird Library, on the campus of Syracuse University. Our central meeting room will be the Peter Graham Scholarly Commons, located on the first floor of the building near the University Place entrance. (If you requested parking, we’ll be in touch shortly with details.)

As THATCamp approaches, we wanted to give you some details about events this weekend. Our first order of business will be to collectively hammer out a schedule for Friday and Saturday. We will begin gathering at 8:30am on Friday, and start setting the schedule at 9:30, with a goal of first sessions beginning at 10:00am. Below is a tentative schedule for how each day will be structured.

Finally, please continue to submit, and comment on, session proposals. When we meet Friday morning, we’ll be taking these proposals and trying to wrangle them into a schedule.

Hello prospective campers! We’re in the thick of planning for THATCamp CNY 2014– making arrangements, placing orders, coming up with proposed sessions. We’re excited to see registrants from so many CNY institutions!

If you intend to join us, please register soon. To guarantee that you’ll receive a t-shirt in your preferred size, please register by the end of the day on Thursday, March 27th. The absolute final registration date is April 3, so we can make sure to have enough food and coffee to fuel our discussions.

If you’ve already registered for THATCamp CNY 2014, you may propose session topics on the Propose Page. If you haven’t registered yet, what are you waiting for? Go to the Register page and enter your information, you’ll soon receive a message with more details.

Hello Campers! Registration is officially open for THATCamp CNY 2014. Fill out the form located on the registration page, and we’ll be in touch with more details. Please note that there is no charge for registration, thanks to support from the Central New York Humanities Corridor, from an award by the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, the SU Humanities Center in the College of Arts and Sciences, and Syracuse University Libraries.

The event will take place Friday April 11 (9:00am – 4:30pm) and Saturday April 11 (9:00am – 12:00pm).  We’ll provide breakfast, lunch, and coffee. You bring curiosity, some energy, and maybe a laptop, and we’ll see what we can do.

If you’re interested apply now; then feel free to propose a session on the THATCamp CNY 2014 site. As the event approaches we’ll remind folks to propose sessions. Sessions can be on any topic relevant to the humanities and technology. Final determination of sessions (what gets discussed—text analysis, teaching with technology, maps and cultural analysis, whatever!) will happen on the morning of the event, based on the interest of folks assembled.