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	University of Richmond\\
	Department of English\\
	Visiting Assistant Professor of Data Science
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	\href{https://fredner.org}{https://fredner.org} \\
	\href{mailto:erik.fredner@richmond.edu}{erik.fredner@richmond.edu}

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\section*{Education}

\begin{tablist}
	\item[Ph.D.] \tab{}Stanford University\\
	English \& Graduate Certificate in Digital Humanities, 2021
	\item[A.B.]  \tab{}Harvard University\\
	English \textit{magna cum laude}, 2012
	\item[] \tab{}Harvard Graduate School of Education\\
	Undergraduate Teacher Education Program, 2012
	\item[] \tab{}University of Oxford\\
	St Peter's College, Visiting Student of English, 2011
\end{tablist}

\section*{Appointments}

\begin{tablist}
	\item[2024--]   \tab{}University of Richmond\\
	Department of English, Visiting Assistant Professor of Data Science
	\item[2021--24] \tab{}University of Virginia\\
	College of Arts and Sciences, Postdoctoral Research Associate \& Lecturer
\end{tablist}

\section*{Publications}

\subsection*{Articles}

\begin{tablist}
	\item[2024] \tab{}Erik Fredner and J.D. Porter. \enquote{Counting on \textit{The Norton Anthology of American Literature}.} \textit{PMLA/Publications of the Modern Language Association of America}, 139(1): 50--65. \href{https://doi.org/10.1632/S0030812923001189}{doi:10.1632/S0030812923001189}
	\item[2022] \tab{}Erik Fredner. \enquote{A Meaning Apart from Its Indistinguishable Words.} \textit{Nathaniel Hawthorne Review}, 48(1): 82--98. \href{https://doi.org/10.5325/nathhawtrevi.48.1.0082}{doi:10.5325/nathhawtrevi.48.1.0082}
	\item[2021] \tab{}Erik Fredner. \enquote{Hamlin Garland's \enquote{Problem of Individual Life.}} \textit{Nineteenth-Century Literature}, 76(3): 354--383. \href{https://doi.org/10.1525/ncl.2021.76.3.354}{doi:10.1525/ncl.2021.76.3.354}
	\item[2017] \tab{}David McClure, Mark Algee-Hewitt, Steele Douris, Erik Fredner, and Hannah Walser. \enquote{Organizing Corpora at the Stanford Literary Lab: Balancing Simplicity and Flexibility in Metadata Management.} \textit{Proceedings of the Workshop on Challenges in the Management of Large Corpora}, 25--29. \href{https://ids-pub.bsz-bw.de/frontdoor/index/index/docId/6261}{doi:10.5281/zenodo.1137914}
\end{tablist}

\subsection*{Book Chapter}

\begin{tablist}
	\item[2018] \tab{}Mark Algee-Hewitt, Erik Fredner, and Hannah Walser. \enquote{The Novel as Data.} In \textit{The Cambridge Companion to the Novel}, ed. Eric Bulson, 189--216. Cambridge University Press. \href{https://doi.org/10.1017/9781316659694.013}{doi:10.1017/9781316659694.013}
\end{tablist}

\subsection*{Review}

\begin{tablist}
	\item[2020] \tab{}Erik Fredner. \enquote{\emph{Enumerations: Data and Literary Study} by Andrew Piper.} \textit{Studies in the Novel}, 52(2): 220--222. \href{https://doi.org/10.1353/sdn.2020.0026}{doi:10.1353/sdn.2020.0026}
\end{tablist}

\subsection*{Dataset}

\begin{tablist}
	\item[\emph{forthc.}] \tab{}Erik Fredner. \enquote{Moving the Capital of US Literature from Boston to New York: Evidence from 11 Million Library of Congress Catalog Records.} \emph{The Nineteenth-Century Data Collective}, ed. Meredith Martin and Megan Ward. Princeton University Libraries.
\end{tablist}

\subsection*{Dissertation}

\begin{tablist}
	\item[2021] \tab{}\enquote{Averaging Americans: Literature, Statistics, and Inequality.} \href{https://purl.stanford.edu/rp802rv5947}{purl.stanford.edu/rp802rv5947}\\
	Committee: Gavin Jones, Mark Algee-Hewitt, Mark McGurl, and Paula Moya
\end{tablist}

\section*{Works in Progress}

\subsection*{Book}

\textit{Averaging Americans: Why US Literature Started Thinking Statistically}

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A computational literary history arguing that the increasing centrality of statistical thinking differentiates US fiction published after the Civil War. 85,000 words.

\subsection*{Essays}

\enquote{Anthologies at Scale: Reading, Fast and Slow}

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Co-authored with J.D. Porter. Preliminarily accepted for \textit{Cultures of Scale: Disciplines, Data, and Labor}, ed. Joshua Ortiz Baco, Jim Casey, Benjamin Charles Germain Lee, and Sarah H. Salter. \textit{Debates in Digital Humanities}, series ed. Matthew K. Gold and Lauren F. Klein. University of Minnesota Press. 6,000 words.

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\enquote{Reading Instead}

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Preliminarily accepted for a special issue of \textit{MFS: Modern Fiction Studies} on "Cultural AI" edited by Richard Jean So and Aarthi Vadde. 7,000 words.

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\enquote{The Ends of Reading}

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Revise and resubmit. Analyzes US Census Bureau statistics showing a significant decline in reading for pleasure in the US from 1982 to 2023. 10,000 words.

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\enquote{\emph{The MLA International Bibliography}'s English-Language Literary History, 1981-2023}

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Co-authored with Mark Algee-Hewitt. First large-scale analysis of about 900,000 records from \textit{The MLA International Bibliography} describing research on literatures in English. 10,000 words.

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\enquote{The Literary Canon on \emph{Jeopardy!}, 1984-2024}

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Identifies approximately 70,000 questions asked on \emph{Jeopardy!} that reference literature. Uses the dollar value of those questions to measure the subjective rarity of what they test. 5,000 words.

\section*{Awards}

\begin{tablist}
	\item[2024] \tab{}College Fellows Development Grant, University of Virginia \\
	Supporting research on the representation of literature on \textit{Jeopardy!}
	\item[2022] \tab{}College Fellows Development Grant, University of Virginia \\
	Supporting research on \textit{The MLA International Bibliography}
	\item[2020--21] \tab{}Mellon Foundation Dissertation Fellowship, Stanford Humanities Center
	\item[2018--19] \tab{}CUNY-Stanford Exchange Fellow, The City College of the City University of New York
	\item[2017--18] \tab{}G.J. Pigott Scholar, Stanford University
	\item[2017] \tab{}Excellence in Teaching Award, Stanford University, Department of English
\end{tablist}

\section*{Teaching}

\begin{tablist}
	\item[2025] \tab{}\href{https://fredner.org/teaching}{Data Science and Statistics 389: \enquote{Advanced Data Science,}} University of Richmond
	\item[2024] \tab{}\href{https://fredner.org/teaching}{Data Science and Statistics 289: \enquote{Introduction to Data Science,}} University of Richmond
	\item[2024] \tab{}\href{https://fredner.org/teaching}{\enquote{Text Classification with Large Language Models,}} The Text Analysis Pedagogy Institute
	\item[2021--24] \tab{}\href{https://fredner.org/teaching}{Empirical and Scientific Engagement 1520: \enquote{From Language to Data,}} University of Virginia
	\item[2021--24] \tab{}\href{https://fredner.org/teaching}{Engaging Aesthetics 1510: \enquote{Punching Up: US Satire,}} University of Virginia
	\item[2020] \tab{}Summer Research Program, Stanford Center for Spatial and Textual Analysis
	\item[2018--20] \tab{}\href{https://fredner.org/teaching}{English 184E: \enquote{Literary Text Mining,}} Stanford University \\
	Instructor of record (2018): Ryan Heuser
	\item[2018--19] \tab{}\href{https://fredner.org/teaching}{World Humanities 101: \enquote{\enquote{What it is like to be alive,}}} The City College of New York
	\item[2017--18] \tab{}English 396L: Pedagogy, Stanford University \\
	Instructor of record: Paula Moya
	\item[2017--18] \tab{}\href{https://fredner.org/teaching}{English 162W: \enquote{Average Americans:} Writing Intensive Seminar in English,} Stanford University
	\item[2015--16] \tab{}English 161: \enquote{Narrative and Narrative Theory,} Stanford University \\
	Instructors of record: Paula Moya and J.D. Porter
	\item[2014--15] \tab{}English 100C: \enquote{Literary History III (1850-1950),} Stanford University \\
	Instructor of record: Franco Moretti
\end{tablist}


\section*{Presentations}

\begin{tablist}
	\item[2024] \tab{}\href{https://fredner.org/reading}{\enquote{The Ends of Reading,}} Faculty and Staff Symposium, University of Richmond
	\item[2024] \tab{}\href{https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1l9RF4TAfG1vhc70sQD6SnQdnvPGKdysiGc0saopwz_U/edit?usp=sharing}{\enquote{\emph{The MLA International Bibliography}'s History of English-Language Literary Studies,}} Alliance of Digital Humanities Organizations, George Mason University
	\item[2024] \tab{}\href{https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1kxUCWK4iz4En_G63ZDqExkxh6nzd3Qp0PB6DmuwebyU/edit?usp=sharing}{\enquote{Anthologies as Databases,}} Digital Americanists Panel, The American Literature Association, Chicago, Illinois
	\item[2024] \tab{}\href{https://fredner.org/price/}{\enquote{The Ends of Reading: Reading Statistics and the Overestimation of Literary Studies' Aim,}} Reader Studies in the Digital Age Symposium, Price Lab for Digital Humanities at the University of Pennsylvania
	\item[2024] \tab{}\href{https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1EKy3ISqJIJrCxeOp9XZF2KULLyvgqQUtn-MRDFojC54/edit?usp=sharing}{\enquote{How Much is Literary Knowledge Worth on \emph{Jeopardy}?}} Stanford Literary Lab
	\item[2024] \tab{}\enquote{How to Publish (Computational) Literary Studies Research,} Stanford University, Department of English
	\item[2024] \tab{}\href{https://fredner.org/sawyer/}{\enquote{Challenging Nineteenth-Century Data Legacies,}} Mellon Sawyer Seminar, Stanford Center for Spatial and Textual Analysis
	\item[2024] \tab{}\enquote{Mining \emph{The MLA International Bibliography},} Stanford Literary Lab
	\item[2024] \tab{}\enquote{Mining \emph{The MLA International Bibliography},} Modern Language Association, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
	\item[2024] \tab{}\href{https://fredner.org/files/mla24.html}{\enquote{Du Bois, Statistical Thinking, and Irony,}} Modern Language Association, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
	\item[2023] \tab{}\enquote{Implications of Large Language Models for Teaching and Research,} University of Virginia, New Curriculum Pedagogy Workshop
	\item[2023] \tab{}\enquote{How Literary Canons Evolve: A Data-Driven Approach,} The College of William \& Mary, Department of English
	\item[2023] \tab{}\href{https://fredner.org/er/}{\enquote{\emph{Elden Ring} and Exegesis,}} University of Virginia, Department of English Speakers Series
	\item[2023] \tab{}\href{https://fredner.org/duke/}{\enquote{What Good is Distant Reading for Our Reading?}} Duke University
	\item[2022] \tab{}\enquote{On Scholarly Podcasting,} Stanford Center for Spatial and Textual Analysis
	\item[2022] \tab{}\enquote{Counting on \emph{The Norton Anthology of American Literature},} DH Unbound, The Association for Computers and the Humanities
	\item[2021] \tab{}\enquote{Counting on Literature,} University of Virginia, New Curriculum Lecture
	\item[2021] \tab{}\enquote{Length and Weight,} Universitatea Lucian Blaga, Sibiu, Romania
	\item[2021] \tab{}\enquote{Introduction to Computational Text Analysis in Python,} Stanford Center for Spatial and Textual Analysis
	\item[2021] \tab{}\enquote{New Histories of Quantitative and Computational Methods,} Modern Language Association, Toronto, Canada
	\item[2020] \tab{}\enquote{Citizenship at Scale,} C19 2020, University Park, Pennsylvania
	\item[2020] \tab{}\enquote{Antebellum and Postbellum,} Stanford Literary Lab
	\item[2020] \tab{}\enquote{Typicality in the US Novel,} Alliance of Digital Humanities Organizations, Ottawa, Canada
	\item[2020] \tab{}\enquote{Celebrities,} Stanford Literary Lab
	\item[2020] \tab{}\enquote{Introduction to Computational Text Analysis in Python,} Stanford Center for Spatial and Textual Analysis
	\item[2020] \tab{}\enquote{Models of Enlightenment Knowledge} (presider), Modern Language Association, Seattle, Washington
	\item[2020] \tab{}\enquote{Modeling Hawthorne's Concept of the Nation,} Modern Language Association, Seattle, Washington
	\item[2019] \tab{}\enquote{Microgenres,} Alliance of Digital Humanities Organizations, Utrecht, Netherlands
	\item[2018] \tab{}\enquote{\emph{n} Types of Typicality,} Stanford Literary Lab
	\item[2018] \tab{}\enquote{Norton Anthologies: Database, Canon, Career,} Stanford Literary Lab
	\item[2018] \tab{}\enquote{The Statistical Imaginations of Hamlin Garland and Henry James,} Stanford University, Department of English
	\item[2018] \tab{}\enquote{Typicality,} Stanford Literary Lab
	\item[2017] \tab{}\enquote{Distant Reading with the \emph{Oxford English Dictionary},} Stanford Literary Lab
	\item[2017] \tab{}\enquote{Reformism and Statistics in \emph{Jason Edwards},} Stanford Consortium on the Novel
	\item[2017] \tab{}\enquote{The Type of the Average,} Stanford Working Group on the Novel
	\item[2017] \tab{}\enquote{Microgenres,} Stanford Literary Lab
	\item[2017] \tab{}\enquote{Reading the Norton Anthologies,} Alliance of Digital Humanities Organizations, Montréal, Canada
	\item[2017] \tab{}\enquote{Security in \emph{Foreign Affairs},} Stanford Literary Lab
	\item[2017] \tab{}\enquote{Synchronic and Diachronic Suspense,} Stanford Literary Lab
	\item[2017] \tab{}\enquote{How Many Novels Have Been Published in English?} Stanford Literary Lab
	\item[2016] \tab{}\enquote{Reading Norton Anthologies,} SyncDH, University of California, Santa Barbara
	\item[2016] \tab{}\enquote{Reading the Norton Anthologies: Databases, Canons, and Careers,} Stanford Literary Lab
	\item[2016] \tab{}\enquote{Standing Underneath: Melville, Confidence, Testimony,} Berkeley-Stanford Conference, University of California, Berkeley
	\item[2015] \tab{}\enquote{Fallible and Unreliable Narration in \emph{The Sound and The Fury},} Stanford University, Narrative and Narrative Theory
	\item[2015] \tab{}\enquote{Another Castle: The Stolen Princess Narrative in Literature and Video Games,} Stanford University, Infinite Possibilities: The Speculative Fiction Working Group
	\item[2015] \tab{}\enquote{Virality,} Alliance of Digital Humanities Organizations, Sydney, Australia
	\item[2015] \tab{}\enquote{Suspense… Language, Narrative, Affect,} Alliance of Digital Humanities Organizations, Sydney, Australia
	\item[2015] \tab{}\enquote{Current Projects of the Literary Lab,} SyncDH, University of California, Santa Barbara
	\item[2015] \tab{}\enquote{Two Blocks Joined by a Corridor: Time in \emph{To The Lighthouse},} Stanford Literary History
	\item[2014] \tab{}\enquote{Inveigling \emph{Uncle Tom's Cabin} to Become a Ballet: cummings's \emph{Tom},} Berkeley-Stanford Conference, Stanford, California
	\item[2014] \tab{}\enquote{On the Stanford Literary Lab's Pamphlet Series,} Future of Publication Workshop, Stanford, California
\end{tablist}


\section*{Research Collaborations}

\begin{tablist}
	\item[2022--] \tab{}\enquote{Counting on Anthologies of African American Literature,} with J.D. Porter (University of Pennsylvania); Arthur Knight and Alexander Nwala (College of William \& Mary)
	\item[2021--] \tab{}\enquote{\emph{The MLA International Bibliography} as Literary History,} with Mark Algee-Hewitt (Stanford Literary Lab)
	\item[2018] \tab{}\enquote{Typicality,} with Mark Algee-Hewitt (Stanford Literary Lab)
	\item[2017] \tab{}\enquote{Microgenres,} with Mark Algee-Hewitt, Michaela Bronstein, Abigail Droge, Ryan Heuser, Alexander Manshel, Nichole Nomura, J.D. Porter, and Hannah Walser (Stanford Literary Lab)
	\item[2015] \tab{}\enquote{Security,} with Mark Algee-Hewitt, Whitney McIntosh, and Stephen Stedman (Stanford Literary Lab)
	\item[2014] \tab{}\enquote{Suspense,} with Mark Algee-Hewitt, Abigail Droge, Tasha Eccles, Morgan Day Frank, J.D. Porter, Andrew Shephard, and Hannah Walser (Stanford Literary Lab)
\end{tablist}

\section*{Public Humanities}

\subsection*{Roles}

\begin{tablist}
	\item[2019--21] \tab{}Data scientist, \enquote{The Stuff of Fame,} discourses of celebrity in the US, Stanford Literary Lab \& Smithsonian Institution
	\item[2019--21] \tab{}Editor, \href{https://novel.stanford.edu/csn-cafe}{\emph{Café}} podcast, Stanford Center for the Study of the Novel
	\item[2017--21] \tab{}Presenter, Data Privacy \& Security Workshop, Stanford University
	\item[2016--] \tab{}Contributor, \href{https://litlab.stanford.edu/techne/}{\emph{Techne}}, Stanford Literary Lab
	\item[2014--16] \tab{}Writer, \href{https://web.archive.org/web/20221003115514/https://killscreen.com/previously/author/erik-fredner/}{\emph{Kill Screen}} magazine, Kill Screen Media
	\item[2014--16] \tab{}Writer, Ph.D. Journalist Project, Stanford Humanities Center
\end{tablist}

\subsection*{Articles}

\begin{tablist}
	\item[\emph{forthc.}] \tab{}\enquote{Read for Pleasure!} Center for Humanities Communication
	\item[2020] \tab{}\href{https://web.archive.org/web/20220430165427/https://litlab.stanford.edu/typicality-in-the-u-s-novel/}{\enquote{Typicality in US Literature},} \emph{Techne}
	\item[2019] \tab{}\href{https://web.archive.org/web/20220430054802/https://litlab.stanford.edu/finding-needles-in-34-million-haystacks/}{\enquote{Finding needles in 34 million haystacks},} \emph{Techne}
	\item[2017] \tab{}\href{https://web.archive.org/web/20220323072937/https://litlab.stanford.edu/how-many-novels-have-been-published-in-english-an-attempt/}{\enquote{How many novels have been published in English? An Attempt,}} \emph{Techne}
	\item[2016] \tab{}\href{https://web.archive.org/web/20230328175329/https://killscreen.com/previously/articles/the-peculiar-future-of-videogame-history/}{\enquote{The peculiar future of video game history,}} \emph{Kill Screen}
	\item[2015] \tab{}\href{https://web.archive.org/web/20210810123746/https://news.stanford.edu/news/2015/february/boland-country-book-022615.html}{\enquote{Eavan Boland interrogates identity and nationhood in new collection,}} \emph{The Humanities at Stanford}
	\item[2015] \tab{}\href{https://web.archive.org/web/20210810125202/https://news.stanford.edu/news/2015/may/melville-scholar-boone-051115.html}{\enquote{Stanford literary scholar: White whales and the "Melville Effect,"}} \emph{The Humanities at Stanford}
	\item[2014] \tab{} \href{https://web.archive.org/web/20231028015401/https://killscreen.com/previously/articles/year-anti-games/}{\enquote{The year in anti-games,}}
	\emph{Kill Screen}
	\item[2014] \tab{}\href{https://web.archive.org/web/20220611230152/https://news.stanford.edu/pr/2014/pr-mandela-statue-parker-120314.html}{\enquote{Stanford scholar questions whether statues appropriate way to commemorate Mandela,}} \emph{The Humanities at Stanford}
\end{tablist}

\subsection*{Podcasts}

\begin{tablist}
	\item[2022] \tab{}\href{https://virginiaaudio.org/\#/symposia/}{\enquote{Matriculation: The Academic Transition to College,}} \emph{Symposia}, Brown Residential College at the University of Virginia
	\item[2021] \tab{}\href{https://web.archive.org/web/20220429010015/https://novel.stanford.edu/csn-cafe/2021/7/23/crime-narratives-with-andrea-goulet-michelle-robinson-and-hctor-hoyos-43021-je87a}{Andrea Goulet, Michelle Robinson, and Héctor Hoyos on crime narrative}, \emph{Café}, Stanford Center for the Study of the Novel
	\item[2021] \tab{}\href{https://web.archive.org/web/20220429093420/https://novel.stanford.edu/csn-cafe/2021/7/23/nicholas-paige-technologies-of-the-novel-2821}{Nicholas Paige on \emph{Technologies of the Novel}}, \emph{Café}, Stanford Center for the Study of the Novel
	\item[2021] \tab{}\href{https://web.archive.org/web/20220429093353/https://novel.stanford.edu/csn-cafe/2021/7/23/books-at-the-center-dorothy-hale-the-novel-and-the-new-ethics-11521}{Dorothy Hale, Nancy Ruttenburg, and Alex Woloch on \emph{The Novel and the New Ethics}}, \emph{Café}, Stanford Center for the Study of the Novel
	\item[2021] \tab{}\href{https://web.archive.org/web/20220429093326/https://novel.stanford.edu/csn-cafe/2021/7/23/sharon-marcus-on-her-ian-watt-lecture-103020}{Sharon Marcus on the 2020 Ian Watt Lecture}, \emph{Café}, Stanford Center for the Study of the Novel
	\item[2020] \tab{}\href{https://web.archive.org/web/20220429010109/https://novel.stanford.edu/csn-cafe/2021/7/23/wai-chee-dimock-john-plotz-and-colin-milburn-on-the-literature-of-planetary-futures-52319}{Wai Chee Dimock, John Plotz, and Colin Milburn on planetary futures}, \emph{Café}, Stanford Center for the Study of the Novel
	\item[2020] \tab{}\href{https://web.archive.org/web/20220429010041/https://novel.stanford.edu/csn-cafe/2021/7/23/ato-quayson-john-kerrigan-and-richard-halpern-on-postcolonial-tragedy-91519}{Ato Quayson, John Kerrigan, and Richard Halpern on postcolonial tragedy}, \emph{Café}, Stanford Center for the Study of the Novel
	\item[2020] \tab{}\href{https://web.archive.org/web/20220429093237/https://novel.stanford.edu/csn-cafe/2021/7/23/fashion-stories-emily-apter-rhonda-garelick-and-anne-higonnet-on-the-cultural-history-of-clothing-1920}{Emily Apter, Rhonda Garelick, and Anne Higonnet on fashion stories}, \emph{Café}, Stanford Center for the Study of the Novel
	\item[2020] \tab{}\href{https://web.archive.org/web/20220429093211/https://novel.stanford.edu/csn-cafe/2021/7/23/books-at-the-center-stephen-best-mario-tel-and-kris-cohen-on-none-like-us-101019}{Stephen Best, Mario Telò, and Kris Cohen on \emph{None Like Us}}, \emph{Café}, Stanford Center for the Study of the Novel
	\item[2019] \tab{}\href{https://web.archive.org/web/20220429093144/https://novel.stanford.edu/csn-cafe/2021/7/23/rita-felski-on-her-2019-ian-watt-lecture-5319}{Rita Felski on the 2019 Ian Watt Lecture}, \emph{Café}, Stanford Center for the Study of the Novel
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\section*{Service}

\begin{tablist}
	\item[2025--] \tab{}Reviewer, \emph{Post45 Data Collective}
	\item[2024--] \tab{}Reviewer, \emph{PMLA/Publications of the Modern Language Association of America}
	\item[2024--] \tab{}Generative Artificial Intelligence Committee, University of Richmond, Department of English
	\item[2024--] \tab{}Reviewer, National Endowment for the Humanities—Office of Digital Humanities
	\item[2023--] \tab{}Invited Referee, European Research Council
	\item[2022--] \tab{}Reviewer, \textit{Digital Scholarship in the Humanities}
	\item[2020] \tab{}Consultant, Stanford University, Department of English transition to virtual instruction
	\item[2017--20] \tab{}Website administrator, Stanford Literary Lab
	\item[2016--] \tab{}Reviewer, Alliance of Digital Humanities Organizations Conference
	\item[2015--19] \tab{}Liaison, Berkeley-Stanford English Graduate Student Councils
	\item[2015--18] \tab{}Examiner, American Literature Practice Qualifying Exams, Stanford University, Department of English
	\item[2014--19] \tab{}Coordinator, Stanford Literary Lab
\end{tablist}

\subsection*{Conferences Organized}

\begin{tablist}
	\item[2017] \tab{}\enquote{Findings: Is Computation Changing the Study of Literature?} Stanford University
	\item[2016] \tab{}\enquote{Literature: A History of the Word,} Stanford University
	\item[2015] \tab{}\enquote{Making and Breaking: The Berkeley-Stanford Conference,} University of California, Berkeley
	\item[2015] \tab{}\enquote{Micromégas: The Objects of the Digital Humanities,} Stanford University
\end{tablist}


\section*{Affiliations}

\begin{tablist}
	\item[2020--] \tab{}The Association for Computers and the Humanities
	\item[2019--] \tab{}C19: The Society of Nineteenth-Century Americanists
	\item[2014--] \tab{}Alliance of Digital Humanities Organizations
	\item[2014--] \tab{}Modern Language Association
\end{tablist}

\section*{Technical}

\begin{itemize}
	\item Programming: Python, R, Jupyter, RStudio, \texttt{zsh}, \texttt{git}
	\item Scientific Publishing: \texttt{pandoc}, Quarto, Markdown, \LaTeX{}, Django, HTML
	\item Databases: \texttt{postgres}, DBeaver, SQL
	\item Data Visualization: \texttt{matplotlib}, \texttt{ggplot}, Tableau
	\item Natural Language Processing: \texttt{nltk}, \texttt{spaCy}, \texttt{stanza}, Ollama, OpenAI API
\end{itemize}

\section*{Languages}

Spanish (intermediate); French (reading)

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