THATCampPNW 2010 is being organized by:

Paige Morgan is completing a dissertation on economic imagination in 18th and 19th century British poetry in the University of Washington English Department. She is a co-editor of the Blake Journal, with Angus Whitehead; and the Assistant Editor of the Modern Language Quarterly.

Jentery Sayers is a Ph.D. Candidate in English at the University of Washington and a Society of Scholars Fellow at the UW’s Simpson Center for the Humanities. He is completing a dissertation on magnetic recording technologies and their intersections with literature, art, and advertising from roughly 1860 to the present.

With the help of:

Betsey Brock (The Henry Art Gallery),

Larry Cebula (Eastern Washington University, Washington State Digital Archives),

Kimberly Christen (Washington State University),

Marisa Duarte (Information School, UW-Seattle)

Ann Ferguson (Digital Futures Alliance and Global Performing Arts Consortium),

Dave Lester (Maryland Institute for Technology and the Humanities),

Julie Meloni (Washington State University),

Joe Milutis (Interdisciplinary Arts & Sciences, UW-Bothell),

Phillip Thurtle (Comparative History of Ideas, UW-Seattle), and

Stacy Waters (DXARTS/CARTAH, UW-Seattle).