This week’s post is guest-authored by Ronnie Georgieff, a recent graduate of the Library and Information Science program at The Catholic University of America. Often, we take for granted how blessed we are when it comes to the power of our technology. Communication is at our fingertips… messages to the ones we love quite literally Read More
Posts with the tag: Cecillia Parker Woodson
The Archivist’s Nook: Keeping Up With The Woodsons
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The Archivist’s Nook: Local Angles – D.C. History at the Archives
I recently presented on our Washington, D.C.-related collections at the Conference on High Impact Research held at American University here in the District. I was asked simply to talk about collections in the Archives related to Washington, D.C. The audience was an interdisciplinary group of academics at American University. As a participant, I learned about Read More
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