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Author Archives: Courtney Bailey
New publication about SEBTS digital repository
Jonathan Lawler, Archivist and Digital Collections Manager at Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary (SEBTS), co-wrote a chapter of a recent Atla Open Press publication. The book, Preserving the Past & Engaging the Future: Theology & Religion in American Special Collections, focuses on theological … Continue reading
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Meet your Electronic Resources Chair: Kelly Spring
What jobs have you had in the archival realm? I began my archival career as the Manuscripts Archivist at The Johns Hopkins University, where I worked for 10 years. My adventure-seeking self enjoyed a wonderful 3 years as the Archivist … Continue reading
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New Publication — North Carolina Triad Beer: A History
Contributed by Erin Lawrimore Richard Cox, David Gwynn, and Erin Lawrimore – all employees in the University Libraries at UNC Greensboro – have published a new book titled North Carolina Triad Beer: A History. From the book’s description: Now centered … Continue reading
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Answering the Call: Experiences of North Carolina’s Military Veterans, 1898–1945
Contributed by Matthew Peek The North Carolina Museum of History has opened a new exhibit about the military experiences of North Carolinians from the Spanish-American War through World War II. As part of a 2020-2021 Department of Defense World War … Continue reading
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Triad COVID-19 collection
Contributed by Jessica Dame As part of its ongoing work to document the history of University of North Carolina at Greensboro (UNCG), Martha Blakeney Hodges Special Collections and University Archives (SCUA) has been archiving campus web content using Archive-It since … Continue reading
New role and new hire at UNC Greensboro
Contributed by Hollie Stevenson-Parrish UNC Greensboro’s University Libraries is pleased to announce that Juanita Thacker has accepted the position of information literacy lecturer in the Department of Research, Outreach and Instruction (ROI). In this role, Thacker will provide curriculum-integrated information … Continue reading
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Meet your Archives Month Chair: Hope Ketcham Geeting
What jobs have you had in the archival realm? I have worked at the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Museum & Library, the Grand Rapids Public Museum, and the Grand Rapids Public Libraries Special Collections Department. I did a little bit of … Continue reading
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Women’s History Month Celebrations by the Military Collection at the State Archives of North Carolina
Contributed by Matthew Peek For Women’s History Month in March 2021, the Military Collection at the State Archives of North Carolina published a series of seven blog posts featuring new and existing collections of North Carolina female veterans and women … Continue reading
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And the award goes to . . . Jennifer Daugherty
The Reference and User Services Association (RUSA) has awarded Jennifer Daugherty the History Research and Innovation Award. Jennifer is currently the Head of the North Carolina Collection in Academic Library Services at East Carolina University. She plans to use the … Continue reading
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Meet your President: Chrystal Carpenter
What jobs have you had in the archival realm? I have worked in many different types of archival repositories and had various job descriptions throughout the years. When I first started, like many recent graduates I found non-permanent employment – … Continue reading
