ASECS 2015 Memorial Roundtable: "Adrianne Wadewitz and the Feminist Digital Humanities"
The ASECS Digital Humanities Caucus invites proposals for a roundtable panel in memory of Adrianne Wadewitz. Before her untimely death, April 8, 2014, she was Mellon Digital Scholarship Postdoctoral Fellow in the Center for Digital Learning + Research at Occidental College and was to begin a new post as Assistant Professor of English at Whittier College in the Fall of 2014. Adrianne was a scholar of late eighteenth-century children's literature and a voice for the digital humanities, notably in her work on a primary source archive focused on the New England Primer. Adrianne was also a prominent and eloquent advocate for Wikipedia as an open and democratic source of information.