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Category Archives: Resources
Fwd: Reminder – Archives Week 2011 – This Week!
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New Alumni Profile
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Digital Humanities Article
Interesting article on the digital humanities movement in the New York Times today. Check out the following link (or read the hard copy in the “Arts” section): http://www.nytimes.com/2010/11/17/arts/17digital.html?_r=1&hpw Basically, the argument is that technology has stimulated a revolution comparable to … Continue reading
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Jane Austen Digital Archive
Thanks to Oxford University English professor Kathryn Sutherland, there is some news making the rounds that Jane Austen was not the consummate grammarian and that her reputation for polished prose is somewhat undeserved. These revelations come from Professor Sutherland after … Continue reading
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NARA Security & Oversight
For those who need a little light reading mid-semester, there are two new GAO reports on National Archives operations: 1) The first reviews NARA information security and controls on their networks and systems; 2) The second covers NARA’s general oversight and … Continue reading
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Nelson Mandela and Archives
Start your week off with a feel-good archival story, by clicking on the link below. CBS on its flagship “60 Minutes” program this last weekend ran a full segment on archives, centered around the publication of Nelson Mandela’s new book, … Continue reading
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Participatory Archives
This discussion on building participatory archives on the Archives Next blog raises some interesting questions on who the archives are designed for, how should materials/documents be collected, and what the role of the archivist should be in this new model. … Continue reading
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APHDIGITAL.ORG Website
Hi Everyone – One of my goals for this year is to transform the “aphdigital.org” website into a more useful and active collaborative space for students and alumni (not to mention faculty). As a first step, I would appreciate it … Continue reading
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Fwd: [liblink] Graduate Students: get your fall started right @
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Young Museum Professionals in New York
Hello, My name is Sarah Wassberg and I am currently enrolled in the Public History graduate program at SUNY Albany. I’m also working at Historic Huguenot Street in the Visitor Services Department. With the support of the SUNY Albany Public … Continue reading
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Digital History and Public History
Here’s an interesting post from Tom Scheinfeldt of the Center for History and New Media concerning a session at the recent National Council on Public History conference that two students from NYU participated in. I think it makes some great … Continue reading
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Leon Levy Center for Biography
Greetings from the Leon Levy Center for Biography! I would like to make sure your students and faculty are in the loop about our future events and our upcoming fellowship competition. As you may know, we put on about five … Continue reading
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History Department Newsletter
If anyone has anything you would like to contribute to the history department newsletter (recent conference presentations, awards, articles, whatever) please let me know and I will send it on to Jessica. Peter Dear Faculty, I wanted to let you … Continue reading
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American Archivist Back Issues Now Available on JSTOR
SAA Leaders: Back issues of American Archivist are now available on JSTOR, the not-for-profit online digital archive. Researchers may access articles as full-text PDF files for searching, browsing, downloading, and printing from the journal’s first year of publication (1938) up … Continue reading
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Radical Reference
Monday April 26th, 2010 7:30 PM 451 West Street (that’s the West Side Highway) between Bank & Bethune Streets Radical Reference Public Series Radical Reference Documenting Struggle Redux: Radical New York City Archives Deborah Edel, Alan Ginsberg, Matt Metzgar Radical … Continue reading
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Simmons Digital Curriculum Laboratory
Hi Everyone – You will notice in the press release below that Simmons College has received a grant to build an Archives and Preservation Digital Curriculum Laboratory to create some learning modules for training students to work on a variety … Continue reading
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Digital Lives Program in the UK
From: Clifford Lynch Date: March 5, 2010 7:45:54 AM EST To: CNI-ANNOUNCE — News from the Coalition Subject: [CNI-ANNOUNCE] UK Digital Lives Program Synthesis Draft Available Reply-To: CNI-ANNOUNCE — News from the Coalition The Digital Lives program in the UK … Continue reading
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Connecticut Humanities Council’s Heritage Resource Center
Hello Public History Educators,
I wanted to share with you a new website that Ive had a hand in crafting and ask for your assistance. It is the Connecticut Humanities Councils Heritage Resource Center (HRC) Web site. It is an important new resource that supports the work of history museums by promoting institutional stabilization and audience development.
A recent announcement in the Federation of State Humanities Councils newsletter describes the project:
The Connecticut Humanities Council recently launched an online “Heritage Resource Center” (HRC). Built primarily to address the needs of Connecticut’s heritage constituents, its readings and resources also reflect national issues facing that community and capture current best practices in the field. Visitors who find it useful are encouraged to share it with constituents in the museum field.
Readers are invited to post comments on articles and posts they find particularly helpful. The site will also feature reports, surveys, white papers from successful CHC stabilization projects and other data of particular importance to the museum community and, especially, to prospective applicants to the Connecticut Humanities Council’s Revitalization Fund. Some of these resources are already available online and all are available in hard copy upon request to HRC staff. Additionally, visitors to the site can find the “Community Center” where they can suggest additional readings, alert their colleagues to upcoming professional development opportunities and cite conference papers that they found particularly useful.
As a new site, wed love you to add to the discussion and suggest resources. Content is added frequently. You can follow the HRC on an email update or subscribe to an RSS. Please also encourage students to use and post to the site. It is a good place for them to find resources for a paper or project, join professional conversations, and learn about issues facing history museums. Students can also take advantage of the HRCs lending library.
Thanks!
Briann
Briann G. Greenfield
Associate Professor and Public History Program Coordinator
History Department
Central Connecticut State University
1615 Stanley Street
New Britain, CT 06050
Phone: 860 /832-2821; Fax: 860 /832-2804
Office Location: Room 208-019 DiLoreto Hall
Peter J. Wosh
Director, Archives/Public History Program
History Department
New York University
53 Washington Square South
New York NY 10012
Phone: (212) 998-8601
Fax: (212) 995-4017
http://history.fas.nyu.edu/object/history.gradprog.archivespublichistory.html
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