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Discover LGBTQ history at OSU and the new project to document it through the Oregon State University Queer Archives. There will be a Queer Archives film screening and reception on Wednesday, October 7, 4:00-6:00 p.m. in the Special Collections Reading Room on the fifth floor of the Valley Library.
The event will include a screening of a documentary film by alumna Kiah McConnell (’15) about the LGBTQ+ community at Oregon State followed by a reception.
Discover LGBTQ history at OSU and the new project to document it through the Oregon State University Queer Archives. There will be a Queer Archives film screening and reception on Wednesday, October 7, 4:00-6:00 p.m. in the Special Collections Reading Room on the fifth floor of the Valley Library.
The event will include a screening of a documentary film by alumna Kiah McConnell (’15) about the LGBTQ+ community at Oregon State followed by a reception.
Discover LGBTQ history at OSU and the new project to document it through the Oregon State University Queer Archives. There will be a Queer Archives film screening and reception on Wednesday, October 7, 4:00-6:00 p.m. in the Special Collections Reading Room on the fifth floor of the Valley Library.
The event will include a screening of a documentary film by alumna Kiah McConnell (’15) about the LGBTQ+ community at Oregon State followed by a reception.
Discover LGBTQ history at OSU and the new project to document it through the Oregon State University Queer Archives. There will be a Queer Archives film screening and reception on Wednesday, October 7, 4:00-6:00 p.m. in the Special Collections Reading Room on the fifth floor of the Valley Library.
The event will include a screening of a documentary film by alumna Kiah McConnell (’15) about the LGBTQ+ community at Oregon State followed by a reception.
As part of Oregon Archives Month, archivists at the Special Collections and Archives Research Center at the Valley Library have organized a building tour of OSU’s historic Weatherford Hall. The tour is set for Wednesday, October 7, 2:00-3:00 p.m., and the tour begins at Bing’s Café on the ground level of Weatherford Hall.
Get the inside view of the most majestic building on campus. Join us for a guided tour of Weatherford Hall, a former men’s dormitory that has served as one of OSU’s architectural icons since its construction in 1928. See colorful examples of Weatherford’s past — such as the doors painted by dorm residents — and learn about the program that saved the structure from the wrecking ball a little more than a decade ago.
As part of Oregon Archives Month, archivists at the Special Collections and Archives Research Center at the Valley Library have organized a building tour of OSU’s historic Weatherford Hall. The tour is set for Wednesday, October 7, 2:00-3:00 p.m., and the tour begins at Bing’s Café on the ground level of Weatherford Hall.
Get the inside view of the most majestic building on campus. Join us for a guided tour of Weatherford Hall, a former men’s dormitory that has served as one of OSU’s architectural icons since its construction in 1928. See colorful examples of Weatherford’s past — such as the doors painted by dorm residents — and learn about the program that saved the structure from the wrecking ball a little more than a decade ago.
As part of Oregon Archives Month, archivists at the Special Collections and Archives Research Center at the Valley Library have organized a building tour of OSU’s historic Weatherford Hall. The tour is set for Wednesday, October 7, 2:00-3:00 p.m., and the tour begins at Bing’s Café on the ground level of Weatherford Hall.
Get the inside view of the most majestic building on campus. Join us for a guided tour of Weatherford Hall, a former men’s dormitory that has served as one of OSU’s architectural icons since its construction in 1928. See colorful examples of Weatherford’s past — such as the doors painted by dorm residents — and learn about the program that saved the structure from the wrecking ball a little more than a decade ago.
As part of Oregon Archives Month, archivists at the Special Collections and Archives Research Center at the Valley Library have organized a building tour of OSU’s historic Weatherford Hall. The tour is set for Wednesday, October 7, 2:00-3:00 p.m., and the tour begins at Bing’s Café on the ground level of Weatherford Hall.
Get the inside view of the most majestic building on campus. Join us for a guided tour of Weatherford Hall, a former men’s dormitory that has served as one of OSU’s architectural icons since its construction in 1928. See colorful examples of Weatherford’s past — such as the doors painted by dorm residents — and learn about the program that saved the structure from the wrecking ball a little more than a decade ago.
OSU Libraries and Press has hosted three candidates for the position of Associate University Librarian for Research and Scholarly Communication, and recordings of their presentations are now available for viewing. The person in this position will provide strategic vision and leadership for library engagement with the research and scholarly communications of the Libraries and Press.
Trevor Bond of Washington State University presented at an open forum on October 6; click here to see his recorded presentation. Bobby Glushko, University of Toronto, presented on October 13; click here to see his presentation. Brian Rosenblum, University of Kansas, presented on October 29; click here to see his presentation.
OSU Libraries and Press has hosted three candidates for the position of Associate University Librarian for Research and Scholarly Communication, and recordings of their presentations are now available for viewing. The person in this position will provide strategic vision and leadership for library engagement with the research and scholarly communications of the Libraries and Press.
Trevor Bond of Washington State University presented at an open forum on October 6; click here to see his recorded presentation. Bobby Glushko, University of Toronto, presented on October 13; click here to see his presentation. Brian Rosenblum, University of Kansas, presented on October 29; click here to see his presentation.
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