Preservation Department

Collaborative Opportunities
 

 The collaborative opportunities at the university are as varied and limitless as the individual research and learning opportunities themselves.  The department’s traditional and digital reformatting activities include a number of offerings ranging from simple photo-duplication to the creation of on-line surrogate collections, all in partnership with academic and administrative entities across the campus community.
 

Each of these three project scenarios is dependent and determined by mutual understanding between both parties, and may require additional in-house or vendor-based work to ensure proper and timely completion of the project.  Projects may be on-going or singular event based, dependent upon an identified need, and may include the creation or physical as well as electronic surrogates. Examples of some of the department’s sponsored projects are outlined below. 

Analog Preservation Projects:

• Musical Performance Series Audio Preservation Project, see Music Library
• Coastal Map Encapsulation Project, see Maps and Remote Sensing Imagery
• Aerial Photograph Preservation Project, see Maps and Remote Sensing Imagery
• Government Documents Preservation Project (hybrid project), see Government Documents Regional Digital Collection
• Art Criticism Journal Preservation Project, Art Criticism