As the 2012 Spring Semester began to wind down, LISSA, The Library and Information Science Student Association held an end of semester event for students and professors. On April 27, 2012, GSLIS TALKS Ideas Worth Spreading invited six GSLIS Professors to share their ideas and research related to the LIS field. Naresh Agarwal discusses how…
As the 2012 Spring Semester began to wind down, LISSA, The Library and Information Science Student Association held an end of semester event for students and professors. On April 27, 2012, GSLIS TALKS Ideas Worth Spreading invited six GSLIS Professors to share their ideas and research related to the LIS field. Naresh Agarwal discusses how…
As the 2012 Spring Semester began to wind down, LISSA, The Library and Information Science Student Association held an end of semester event for students and professors. On April 27, 2012, GSLIS TALKS Ideas Worth Spreading invited six GSLIS Professors to share their ideas and research related to the LIS field. Naresh Agarwal discusses how…
As the 2012 Spring Semester began to wind down, LISSA, The Library and Information Science Student Association held an end of semester event for students and professors. On April 27, 2012, GSLIS TALKS Ideas Worth Spreading invited six GSLIS Professors to share their ideas and research related to the LIS field. Naresh Agarwal discusses how…
As the 2012 Spring Semester began to wind down, LISSA, The Library and Information Science Student Association held an end of semester event for students and professors. On April 27, 2012, GSLIS TALKS Ideas Worth Spreading invited six GSLIS Professors to share their ideas and research related to the LIS field. Naresh Agarwal discusses how…
On April 21st, 2012, the Student Chapter of the Society of American Archivists in collaboration with the Special Library Association hosted the first annual Graduate Symposium. The Symposium consisted of presentations of papers on topics related to archives, special collections, and the many ways in which the study of history and archives converge. This podcast…
On March 15th, 2012, Panopticon hosted a guest lecture with David Dwiggins entitled, Collections Access Project Or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Chenhalls Nomenclature. Can librarians, archivists, and museum professionals ever see eye-to-eye? Can their collections be presented side-by-side? Would users benefit if they were? When Historic New England, the nation’s oldest…
