Day 11

Teaching Periodicals in the Digital Age
Seminar Scholar: Christopher La Casse, U.S. Coast Guard Academy

Review of Institute and Wrap-up Discussion

Day 10

Virtual Tour of the East Village
Tour Leader: Mark Noonan, New York City College of Technology

Cool Realism: The New Journalism and New York Literary Culture
Seminar scholar: Daniel Worden, Rochester Institute of Technology

Day 9

Dorothy Parker, Smart Magazines, and the Susceptible Body
Seminar Scholar: Catherine Keyser, University of South Carolina

Independent Work or Zoom Break-Out Sessions

Day 8

Virtual Tour of Literary Harlem
Tour Leader: Lavelle Porter, New York City College of Technology

Other Cities, Other Print: Genre Fiction in Twentieth-Century African American Newspapers
Seminar Scholar: Brooks Hefner, James Madison University

Day 7

New York Modernism in the Magazines
Seminar scholars: Adam McKible, John Jay College, and Suzanne Churchill, Davidson College

Virtual Tour of Union Square and Madison Square Park and Virtual Tour of The West Village
Tour Leader: Mark Noonan, New York City College of Technology

Day 6

Virtual Tour of Printing House Square
Tour Leader: Mark Noonan, New York City College of Technology

The Evolution of Nineteenth-Century New York Newspapers
Seminar Leader: Karen Roggenkamp, Texas A&M University

Day 5

Melville Among the Magazines
Seminar scholar: Graham Thompson, University of Nottingham

Virtual Tour of New York’s Seaport District
Tour Leader: Mark Noonan, New York City College of Technology

Day 4

Digital Methods Workshop
Seminar Scholars: Jason Ellis, NYCCT-CUNY and Edward Timke, Duke University

Opportunity to Consult on Digital Project ideas with Professors Ellis, Timke, and Kreitz

Day 3

Crying the News: A History of New York’s Newsboys
Seminar scholar: Vincent Di Girolamo, Baruch College, CUNY

Mapping the Hispanophone Print Communities of Nineteenth-Century New York City
Seminar scholars: Ayendy Bonifacio, BMCC-CUNY and Kelley Kreitz, Pace University

Day 2

Institute Program Overview; Digital Tools Demonstration
Seminar leaders: Matthew Joseph, Adam McKible, Mark Noonan, and Kelley Kreitz

The Black Press in Antebellum New York
Seminar Scholar: Jim Casey, Princeton Center for Digital Humanities

Paper Gotham: New York City as Pulp Mecca
Seminar scholar: David M. Earle, University of West Florida

Opening Lecture

At John Holt’s Tomb: In Search of Lost Space in the City of Print
Keynote Speaker: Mark Noonan, Institute Director