Forging the future of special collections / edited by Melissa A. Hubbard, Robert H. Jackson, and Arnold Hirshon.
"Once treated as exclusive spaces for valuable but hidden and under-utilized material, over the past few decades special collections departments have been transformed by increased digitization and educational outreach efforts into unique and highly visible major institutional assets. What libra...
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| 300 | |a xv, 202 pages : |b illustrations ; |c 23 cm | ||
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| 500 | |a "This book grew out of a colloquium on 'Forging the Future of Special Collections,' which was held in October 2014 and organized by the Kelvin Smith Library at Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland, Ohio. The colloquium evolved from a Rare Book Forum at the Library of Congress that was given in 2001, called 'Private Collectors and Special Collections Libraries,' which was organized by Mark Dimunation, Chief of the Rare Book and Special Collections Division at the Library of Congress, and aided by Dan DeSimone."--Introduction. | ||
| 504 | |a Includes bibliographical references and index. | ||
| 505 | 0 | 0 | |t Reflections on the meanings of objects / |r E. Haven Hawley -- |t Affinities and alliances : thoughts on acquisitions, collection development, and donor relations / |r Jim Kuhn -- |t Where does the collector/donor community see special collections today? / |r Jon A. Lindseth -- |t Collecting communities : the role of special collections librarians and archivists in creating new life for community-base collections / |r Melissa A. Hubbard -- |t The role of the auction house / |r Selby Kiffer -- |t Forging into the future : facing digital realities and forecasting endeavors for special collections librarianship / |r Athena N. Jackson -- |t Lawrence Clark Powell revisited : the functions of rare books today / |r Joel Silver -- |t Special collections libraries and the uses of the past / |r Paul Ruxin -- |t Everything old is new again : transformation in special collections / |r Alice Schreyer -- |t Special collections and the booksellers of today / |r Tom Congalton -- |t Acknowledging the past / |r Daniel DeSimone -- |t Literary archives : how they have changed, and how they are changing / |r Ken Lopez -- |t Objects of study : special collections in an age of digital scholarship / |r Stephen Enniss -- |t Considering the present : special collections are the meal, not the dessert / |r Jay Satterfield -- |t Teaching with special collections / |r Christoph Irmscher -- |t From Siberia to Shangri-La / |r Sarah Thomas -- |t The once and future special collections / |r Mark Dimunation. |
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