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In, Not Of, The Library: Queer Library/Archives Workers And Catholic Collections, Henry M. Handley
In, Not Of, The Library: Queer Library/Archives Workers And Catholic Collections, Henry M. Handley
Marian Library Faculty Presentations
For library and archives workers at institutions without a religious affiliation, the parallel world of Catholic librarianship may never surface. Even at Catholic academic institutions, workers in some positions may not fully realize that under the surface, a click or two away from a CFP, are entire Catholic library subject classification schemes, professional organizations, journals, #CatholicTwitter circles, and conferences that prohibit “scandalous” materials -a potentially treacherous sphere to be queer and trans. What does it mean for LGBTQ+ library and archives workers to collect, describe, preserve, and even teach with Catholic materials and collections that silence or condemn us? Is …
The Game’S Afoot: Introducing Students To Archival Resources, Amy Rohmiller
The Game’S Afoot: Introducing Students To Archival Resources, Amy Rohmiller
Roesch Library Staff Presentations
University Archives and Special Collections (UASC) at the University of Dayton began exploring gamifying some of the programs offered to students that introduced them to UASC and its collections. This poster introduces the tools used to create the games; highlights some of the impacts the new, gamified programs had on UASC; and talks about some lessons learned. Attendees will learn about resources they can use to implement these ideas at their own institutions.