3rd Annual Immersive Technologies and Cultural Heritage Symposium (ITCH 3)

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Date

November 14, 2025,
9:00 am – 5:00 pm PST

Location

Ahmanson Lab, Leavey Library at USC

Join the conversations at the 3rd Annual Immersive Technologies and Cultural Heritage Symposium (ITCH 3). Presenters will share prototypes, insights, and creative explorations, followed by discussions on the promise and challenges of using immersive tech to reimagine cultural heritage research, teaching, and engagement.

See the full event schedule here: https://dornsife.usc.edu/itch/schedule/

Co-hosted by UCLA XR Initiative, USC Dornsife, and the Ahmanson Lab.

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