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A gray T-shirt reading "THATCamp: The Humanities and Technology Camp" with a computer monitor graphic labeled "2009," folded inside a cardboard box.
Each year, a new THATCamp t-shirt is designed.

A wooden artist's mannequin posed in motion beside a Rubik's Cube, juggling balls, a Lego spaceship, and a book titled "Transcending CSS" by Andy Clarke on an easel.
There are always toys and games at the Center when staff need a break.

Six people pose around a silver car with a "ZOTERO" vanity license plate in a parking garage, two crouching in front and four standing behind.
Original Zotero team photo with Roy's new car and vanity license plate: (kneeling) Kari Kraus, Roy Rosezweig; (standing) Sean Takats, Trevor Owens, Josh Greenberg, and Dan Cohen.

Group photo of ten people posing at a Bowl America bowling alley, several holding colorful bowling balls, with lanes and pins visible in the background.
Bowling happy hour outing with (l-r back row) Kris Kelly, Heather Velez, Ken Albers, Tom Scheinfeldt, Jim Safley, Kristen Lehner, Anastasia Mikheeva, (front) Sarah Whelan, Christian MacAuley, Sheila Brennan, and Sharon Leon

Mugs printed with "World History Matters" hold bunches of green pencils, surrounded by stacked pamphlets including "The Object of History" and "Center for History and New Media" cards.
Center table display at the National Council on Social Studies conference with SWAG for visitors, including CHNM sticky notes, Object of History postcards, CHNM pencils, and World History Matters mugs.

Four people seated around a table with open laptops in an office setting, with a whiteboard, bookshelf, and wooden doors in the background.
When the Center moved to Research 1, there was room for large group work spaces like the original "table." RRCHNM now has many large open work areas for working, meeting, and eating lunch.

Pictured at the table (l-r): Ken Albers, Kris Kelly, Jeremy Boggs, Heather Velez, and Jim Safley.

A long building covered in blue tarp for tenting or fumigation, with a white box truck parked nearby and trees in the background.
The Center moved to a set of trailers called the Pohick Module on the Mason campus in 2002. In 2005, Pohick was infested with fleas and required fumigation.

A group of about twenty people pose together outdoors on grass, most wearing matching gray "C·H·N·M" t-shirts with a red cross logo, some kneeling and others standing in rows.
For many years, Center staff have participated in the GMU Victims' Rights 5K. In 2008, twenty-one staffers ran or walked the race.

A wall sign featuring four metallic squares with the letters C, H, N, M, beside the text "Roy Rosenzweig Center for History and New Media" in raised lettering.
Sign erected after the naming of the Center in Roy's memory, April 2011

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RRCHNM Funders 1998-Novmber 2014: 149 Projects, 67 Different Funders, $27.6 million