written: May 5th
Photo of the day:
A fun photo of a fun postcard I’m sending off to Germany. Nothing
screams Texas like a whole bunch of flashy cowboy boots. ::chuckles::
So I am officially DONE with this semester. Woohoo! I turned in my final project for the Management class.
AND I got word that the professor for the Preservation class reviewed
the terminology quiz – I currently had an 88. But after she reviewed
it – a number of my answers were correct, just specifically worded the
way she had for the quiz – and not only did I ACE the quiz, but I also
won the extra credit points. So that 88 changed to 103!!!! Just
waiting for her to put in the participation grade and I’m all done with
that class. I’m currently sitting at a 96, but it would be nice if the
participation grade bumps that up even more.
And I finally heard back from my advisor and I’ve been given the
green light to register for my Fall Semester. I will be taking “Public
Libraries” and “Archives and Manuscripts”.
Public Libraries class is about: Problems of organization and
management of public libraries and urban/rural library systems; their
resources, functions and services. Related municipal, regional and state
information agencies and services. Federal and state programs;
development and trends. Individual investigation of major issues and
topics.
Archives and Manuscripts class is about: This course is an
examination of the major organizing concepts which guide modern archival
and manuscript practices. Students will utilize archival history and
theory to understand the purpose of archives in society. Practices such
as appraisal, arrangement and description, preservation, outreach,
ethics and management will be examined in an archival context.
Both sound quite interesting to me. So I’ve got my fingers crossed!
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