• Themes and Presenters
• Events
  • Emergence @ Beall
  • Concert: Latent Potentials
  • DAC Literary Arts Extravaganza
• Program
• Registration
• Logistics
  • Location
  • Getting Here
  • Accommodations
  • Parking

Conference program

DAC09 is a three-day event preceded by evening registration and reception.

Days will be structured with three sessions:

• Coffee: 8.30-9
• Morning Plenary Session: 9 -12
• Lunch: 12-1.15
• Panels 1: 1.15-2.45 ( 2 or 3 parallel sessions)
• Break : 2.45 - 3.30
• Panels 2: 3.30 - 5 ( 2 or 3 parallel sessions, closing plenary on last day)
• Each day will include an optional evening event, ~ 7.30-10.30

The morning plenaries will involve at least one presentation representing each Theme, and may include other relevant presentations. Afternoon sessions will be panels or 'roundtables' organized around Themes, with each theme being represented in a session, two consecutive sessions on one day, or sessions across more than one day - depending on paper acceptances etc. (Morning coffee, Lunch and afternoon break will be catered and included in registration. Closing Banquet will be included in full registration).

HASTAC@DAC

A Report from HASTAC: Designing New Contexts for the Humanities
Chair: Wendy Hui Kyong Chun [Brown University]

• Designing New Genres of Scholarship in the Digital Age
  Tara McPherson [University of Southern California]
• Designing New Genres of Activist Scholarship in the Digital Age
  Sharon Daniel [UC Santa Cruz]
• Designing the Relevance of the Humanities in a Digital Age
  Anne Balsamo [University of Southern California]

Associated events

• Emergence @ Beall Show/Opening Reception
• Music Night
• DAC Literary Arts Extravaganza
• Banquet

Proceedings

Registrants will receive proceedings and other documents on a DAC09 datastick at registration.

DAC09: Digital Arts and Culture 2009 // University of California Irvine
DEC 12(ev.) - 15, 2009 // Staff & Committees • Sponsors • About DAC