Carroll and team present at Oral History Association's virtual symposium
Tamar Carroll, professor and chair, Department of History; Benjamin Myers, research computing facilitator; Emmarose Tabin ’24 (humanities, computing and design); Caitlin McCabe ’24 (museum studies, history); Elizabeth Call, university archivist; Landyn Hatch, Marie Golisano Graham Outreach Archivist; and Rebekah Walker, digital scholarship librarian, presented “Using Whisper AI to Improve Oral History Workflows” at the Oral History Association’s AI and Oral History Virtual Symposium on July 17.
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