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Curator to Teach Lifelong Learning Class
Marguerite Ragnow, Curator of the James Ford Bell Library. From Google Maps to those fold-out…
Mark EngebretsonOctober 1, 2013
How did “Homecoming” start? Good Question!!
University of Minnesota Assistant Archivist Erin George appeared in a segment on WCCO News explaining the…
Mark EngebretsonSeptember 27, 2013
Creating “Downton Abbey: Behind the Scenes of Health and Illness”
Emily Hagens is co-curator of Downton Abbey: Behind the Scenes of Health and Illness and a Ph.D. candidate…
Mark EngebretsonSeptember 22, 2013
Archival Emergency Planning and Response
Tim Johnson, Curator of Special Collections and Rare Books; E. W. McDiarmid Curator of the…
Mark EngebretsonSeptember 18, 2013
An Internship of Discovery with Arthur Kleiner
By Heidi Anderson-Ferdinand, Intern in Special Collections and Rare Books Working as an intern in…
Mark EngebretsonAugust 29, 2013
Training Student Staff in the Future
By: Mary Blissenbach, Archives and Special Collections staff What will training student staff be like…
Mark EngebretsonAugust 16, 2013
Jewish Settlers on the Plains
By Kate Dietrick, Curator, Berman Upper Midwest Jewish Archives When one imagines early Jewish immigrants…
Mark EngebretsonAugust 14, 2013
Rare Book and Manuscript Librarians Converge on Minneapolis
by R. Arvid Nelsen, Archivist, Charles Babbage Institute and Dr. Marguerite Ragnow, Curator, James Ford Bell Library. Arvid…
Mark EngebretsonAugust 5, 2013
Big Data and Surveillance
On Sunday June 16, speaking as a regular panelist on Fox News Sunday, Brit Hume…
Mark EngebretsonJuly 26, 2013
Creating a Sherlock Holmes Exhibit
What I knew was that 'the box' held the contents for the Sherlock Holmes exhibit…
Mark EngebretsonJuly 22, 2013