2004 Awards
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Social Work & Social Policy, HistoryJosephine Allen, Margaret WashingtonDevelop a web portal to support teaching and research on the history of social welfare development, focusing on African American and New York State. The site will include manuscripts, early journals, narratives, reports, photographs, etc. 10,000 pages of materials to be digitized. Expected completion - Summer 2007 |
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German Studies, Theatre, Film & DanceDavid Bathrick, Rainer StollmannDigitizing a set of interviews between West German filmmaker Kluge and the East German playwright Muller. Develop a web portal with digital video segments, online bibliography, biographies and 2000 pages of supporting articles, books, etc. Now available at http://muller-kluge.library.cornell.edu/en/
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ClassicsKevin ClintonMigrating an image collection of ancient Greek inscriptions from the sanctuary of the Mysteries at Eleusis. 800 images to a Luna collection. Now available at http://eleusis.library.cornell.edu/
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Law, Africana Studies CenterClaire Germain, Muna NduloDigitizing historic materials related to the constitutions and laws of Liberia. 1,500 pages of materials to be digitized. Now available at http://dlxs.library.cornell.edu/l/liberian/ |
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Anthropology, Asian StudiesDavid Holmberg, Kathryn March, Mark TurinDigitizing Regmi Research Series, which translates most important historic documents pertaining to Nepal's law, government, society, and politics. 4,300 pages of materials to be digitized. Now available at http://dlxs.library.cornell.edu/r/regmi/
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AnthropologyBillie Jean Isbell, David Holmberg40-year accumulation of slides and photographs of anthropological research from Andes of Peru. 3,000 items to be digitized to a Luna collection. Now available at http://isbellandes.library.cornell.edu/
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ArchitectureBonnie MacDougallDigitizing the MacDougall slide collection from the Knight Visual Resources Facility. Focus on Indian architecture and its interpretation. 3,500 items to be digitized to a Luna collection. Now available at http://beyondthetaj.library.cornell.edu/
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Near Eastern StudiesDavid OwenCreation of a web delivery platform for Professor Owen's existing cuneiform tablet collection to archive and make the collection accessible to the world. Also included is digitization assistance to support the continuation of the scanning portion of the project.
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Applied Economics and Management, Textiles and Apparel, Design & Environmental AnalysisDeborah Streeter, Suzanne Loker, Sheila DankoSupport the development of the Digital Video Clips on Business and Entrepreneurship database. Now available at http://eclips.cornell.edu/
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City and Regional Planning, Historic PreservationMichael Tomlan, Allyson StollDigitizing the Preservation News, which represents a comprehensive history of public undertaking of the National Trust. 4,000 pages of materials to be digitized. Now available at http://newspapers.library.cornell.edu/collect/PRN/
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HistoryMargaret WashingtonDigitizing the Friend of Man (microfilm copy of 280 issues), one
of the most significant and little studied newspapers documenting
the early anti-slavery and other reform movements. 1,300 pages of
materials to be digitized. Now availalbe at http://newspapers.library.cornell.edu/collect/FOM/
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Music, Institute of European Studies, Society for the HumanitiesNeal Zaslaw, Davydd Greenwood, Visiting Scholar Michael NoonePlanning grant to preserve and digitize a unique collection of Renaissance Spanish choirbooks from the archives of the cathedral of Toledo, Spain. They are envisioning such a project to enhance the academic programs at Cornell, especially Iberian studies and Musicology.
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