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and procedural generation. An alumnus of the Rutgers University Graduate School–Camden, Travis earned his master’s degree in English in 2014. That same year, he received the James Sanderson Graduate Award, which is awarded to the student who wrote the best graduate paper in the previous academic year.      

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Digital Wharton Brainstorming Symposium

the “Digital Wharton,” and the DSC has invited leading scholars of Wharton and of the Digital Humanities to brainstorm the most innovative ways to approach this project. The panelists for this event are: Carol Singley, Professor of English, Rutgers University-Camden; General Editor of CWEW Donna Campbell, Associate Professor of English,

Fall 2016 Digital Studies Courses

Young Hae-Chang Heavy Industries, Nina Freeman, Ronaldo Wilson, Talan Memmott, John Cayley, Douglas Kearney, and The Yes Men. One primary goal for this class is, borrowing the words of performance writer Justin Katko, ‘to initiate practices that are sustainable beyond the workshop’s boundaries.’   50:192:301:02 Special Topics in Digital Studies

Spring 2016 Digital Studies Courses

TTH 3:00PM – 4:20 FA-217 Nash Video games are being used to tell new stories. Although classic storytelling will always form a solid underpinning for narrative in any medium, the introduction of a new axis – ‘Interactivity’ – is quickly subverting the standard paradigms of linear storytelling. This not only