Registration for HILT courses and housing will begin on November 6th. Confirmed special events will include excursions to Indianapolis cultural heritage institutions and nightly dine-arounds.

We've got an exciting slate of classes taught by incredible instructors. Courses for HILT 2019 include:

• Black Spatial Humanities led by Kim Gallon

• Collections as Data led by Thomas Padilla and Mia Ridge

• Digital Humanities + Latinx Studies: Doing Work that Matters led by Carolina Villarroel and Gabriela Baeza Ventura

• Getting Started with Data, Tools, and Platforms led by Brandon Locke

• Help! I'm a Humanist- Humanities Programming with Python led by Ethan Reed and Brandon Walsh

• Image Analysis with Deep Learning led by Taylor Arnold and Lauren Tilton

• Introduction to the Text Encoding Initiative for Black Digital Humanities led by Jessica Lu and Caitlin Pollack

• Text Analysis with Machine Learning and Natural Language Processing led by Katie Rawson

As always, HILT offers sponsored student scholarships are available to full-time enrolled students, early career scholars (terminal degree within 5 years), and current employees of galleries, archives, and museums. Apply Now by visiting our scholarship form. We also provide group discounts of 25% off registration fees for any group of 5 or more. Discounts cannot be combined.

Fees:

• Standard: $975

• Early Career Scholars and Cultural Heritage Professionals: $775

• Student: $550

More details can be found at: http://dhtraining.org/hilt/conferences/hilt-2019/ or by emailing dhtraining01@gmail.com