An Archivist’s Letter to Carole Y. Johnson, her papers, and the Modern Organization for Dance Evolvement records
Jo Otremba (author of this post) is now the Barron Hilton Archivist for Flight and Space Exploration at Purdue University. ...
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An IU ‘70s Lesbian Activist: Maida Tilchen’s Collection Comes Out
Sometimes when working in an archives, you come across someone in a collection that you really connect to and admire; ... -
Archival CourseFinder: The COAS Curriculum Committee records
A newly processed collection, the College of Arts and Sciences (COAS) Curriculum Committee records, shares all course adjustments for the ... -
Bringing Black Dance to B-Town: MODE and The First National Congress on Blacks in Dance
A few months ago, I started processing a collection of records from a New York City-based dance organization called the ... -
1930s Segregated Student Teaching and the IU Alumni Who Persevered (Part 3 of 3)
This blog post is a continuation of a three part series covering the research process and stories related to 8 ... -
1930s Segregated Student Teaching and the IU Alumni Who Persevered (Part 2 of 3)
This blog post is a continuation of a three part series covering the research process and stories related to eight ... -
1930s Segregated Student Teaching and the IU Alumni Who Persevered (Part 1 of 3)
This research started with a single document: “November 5, 1934 Bursar U. H. Smith Indiana University My Dear Mr. Smith: ...