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Student Perspective: The Heart of Curated Collections

Posted on March 30, 2017 by Evangeline Pina

Being approached with the opportunity to process a collection was exciting. It was a task completely shiny and new, far from the procedural digitization and organization from before. Only one other student worker at the time had been working on one, … Continue reading →

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Intern Perspective: The Worth of a Small Collection

Posted on August 31, 2016 by Kelsey O'Connell

By: Maddie McDermott Finding internships in archives can be a daunting task. Pretty much every archive has a backlog of collections that need to be processed: worked through, repaired, rehoused, cataloged, organized, and prepared for researchers. Because one of an … Continue reading →

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Student Perspective: On Social Media

Posted on July 25, 2014 by Calley Nelson

How do you convince the internet to read what you have to say? Do you need a witty, attention grabbing title? Do you intersperse your posts with gifs to keep the interest of your audience, but wonder if your audience … Continue reading →

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