Tue, Jan 19, 2021

11 AM – 1 PM EST (GMT-5)

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Are you planning to work in the historical professions? Are you planning to do research in an archive? Archival research skills are invaluable to a professional historian. Librarians from Firestone Library will be providing a systematic introduction to a variety of topics in archival research including:

├é┬À Identifying archives relevant to your area of research

├é┬À Understanding finding aids, shelf lists, and other tools used in archives and special collections

├é┬À Creating research plans to increase the efficiency of a visit to one or more archives or special collections

├é┬À Finding funding opportunities for a research trip

Join us on January 19 at 11 am to learn how to identify, access, and use archives for your research. Looking forward to seeing you there!

Meet the facilitators:
Alain St. Pierre is Librarian for World History, History of Science, and African Studies at Firestone Library

Steve Knowlton is Librarian for US History and African American Studies at Firestone Library

Deborah Schlein is Near Eastern Studies Librarian at Firestone Library

To request accommodations for this event, please contact the workshop or event facilitator at least 3 working days prior to the event.

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