Digital Challenges: Reflecting on the Mellon Project Experience at UO
From Mike Wetta
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From Mike Wetta
The presentation will be a reflection
on the experience of UO Library and Museum employees with regards to
the Mellon Project, which aimed to bring Library and Museum resources
together for faculty-led digital projects that helped present research
to a wider audience--we hope that our reflections will be useful for
librarians and curators considering their own digital projects.
This presentation will focus on the results of that research. Attendees
will learn about tools to build outstanding collections that include
indigenous perspectives. The session will explore ways to identify and
evaluate Native American and Alaska Native resources. Additional, the
presentation will discuss Ms. Blackson’s experience as a Smithsonian
Fellow and information on Smithsonian Fellowships available to
librarians.
I am Tom Fischer, an MA student in the Asian Studies Program at the University of Oregon; I chiefly research modern Chinese political history and have been working as a Graduate Employee for the Mellon team these past two years.