DAHC Venue Event Proposal
The Digital Arts & Humanities Commons (DAHC) welcomes events that contribute to the mission of the Commons to promote the digital arts and humanities at UCSB while providing a vibrant, accessible space for open research and interdisciplinary collaboration that brings together faculty, graduate students, and undergraduates.

Events may be organized by a wide variety of departments, programs, research centers, student organizations, or other groups.

To submit your application, please fill out the event below. If you have any questions, email dahc@hfa.ucsb.edu
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Event Title *
Event Summary *
Briefly, what is the subject, purpose, and audience of the proposed event? What is the format (lecture, workshop, roundtable, et cetera)? How is the event related to digital arts, humanities, and/or culture? You may include URLs and digital resources relevant to the event.
Space *
Coordinator: Name *
The point of contact for DAHC on event planning -- not necessarily the conference lead, convener, or master of ceremonies, but the coordinator for event setup in the physical space.
Coordinator: Email
Attendees (expected) *
Estimated number of attendees (5, 10, 25, 50, 100...). DAHC has seating for ~50 before securing extra chairs, and capacity for ~150 depending on the event format. 200 is our recommended maximum occupancy for the Commons and Wireframe combined.
Organizers and Sponsors
If there are organizer beyond the coordinator, list them along with their University status (faculty, staff, graduate student, undergraduate) and event role (lead, organizer, speaker, workshop lead, et cetera).
Sponsors?
Is the event is organized by a Department, unit, lab, initiative, association, student organization or club, et cetera? If so, identify the group or groups and provide a URL for each -- in the case of clubs, you may also provide a brief description of the group’s mission. If there are additional groups endorsing the event or providing financial support please list them here.
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