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Cima 2014: What Do You Want For Your Conference?, Julia Stringfellow
Cima 2014: What Do You Want For Your Conference?, Julia Stringfellow
Julia Stringfellow
No abstract provided.
A History Of Libraries In The Treasure Valley, Julia Stringfellow
A History Of Libraries In The Treasure Valley, Julia Stringfellow
Julia Stringfellow
No abstract provided.
Improving The Discovery And Access Of Archival Content Through The Institutional Repository: Scholarworks At Boise State, Julia Stringfellow
Improving The Discovery And Access Of Archival Content Through The Institutional Repository: Scholarworks At Boise State, Julia Stringfellow
Julia Stringfellow
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An Overview Of The Student Newspaper Digitization Project, Julia Stringfellow, Jim Duran
An Overview Of The Student Newspaper Digitization Project, Julia Stringfellow, Jim Duran
Julia Stringfellow
The Student Newspapers collection in ScholarWorks was over a year in the making. This session will look at the steps involved in the process, including microfilm scanning and searching capabilities, vendors, potential platforms, inclusion to ScholarWorks, and usage. The collection is available for viewing at the following link http://scholarworks.boisestate.edu/student_newspapers/. This session was done as part of the Scholarly Communication events in the library.
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.