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The Use Of Primary Sources In Special Collections, Julia Stringfellow
The Use Of Primary Sources In Special Collections, Julia Stringfellow
Julia Stringfellow
This workshop will cover BSU's Special Collections and Archives and its many collections and research opportunities. Examples of primary sources will also be included, as well as a a short tour of the department. In addition to the wealth of information about Idaho history, Special Collections also holds valuable resources for those researching Idaho writers, Idaho music, university history, rare books, and a large collection of indexed photographs that cover a variety of subjects.
A Photographic History Of Boise State University, Julia Stringfellow, Jim Duran
A Photographic History Of Boise State University, Julia Stringfellow, Jim Duran
Julia Stringfellow
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The Rewards Of Certification: It’S Not Just Another Acronym, Julia Stringfellow
The Rewards Of Certification: It’S Not Just Another Acronym, Julia Stringfellow
Julia Stringfellow
This article looks at the process Stringfellow took in preparing for the exam to become certified as an archivist (C.A.) and the long-term benefits of studying for and taking the exam. The ACA Newsletter can be viewed electronically at the ACA website, http://www.certifiedarchivists.org/.
The University Authors Recognition Reception At Boise State University: A Celebration Of Scholarship, Julia Stringfellow, Michelle Armstrong
The University Authors Recognition Reception At Boise State University: A Celebration Of Scholarship, Julia Stringfellow, Michelle Armstrong
Julia Stringfellow
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War Upon The Land: Military Strategy And The Transformation Of Southern Landscapes During The American Civil War [Review], Julia Stringfellow
War Upon The Land: Military Strategy And The Transformation Of Southern Landscapes During The American Civil War [Review], Julia Stringfellow
Julia Stringfellow
In Lisa M. Brady’s War Upon the Land, the title alone introduces the reader to the idea that there was a third side involved in the Civil War–the agricultural environment of the South. Brady’s book provides a detailed look at the American South in the midst of the Civil War and the impact of environmentalism, a widely unexplored subject until now. The author explores the idea that the Union Army was successful in defeating the Confederacy due to the environment working in their favor.