Author: Cheryl

New/Recent Publications: Books

In Our Own Voices, Redux: The Faces of Librarianship Today
Edited by Teresa Y. Neely and Jorge R. López-McKnight

The Year in C-SPAN Archives Research: Volume 4
Robert X. Browning

Records, Information and Data: Exploring the role of record-keeping in an information culture
Geoffrey Yeo

Torn from Their Bindings: A Story of Art, Science, and the Pillaging of American University Libraries
Travis McDade

Digitisation of Culture: Namibian and International Perspectives
Editors: Dharm Singh, JatJürgen Sieck, Hippolyte N’Sung-Nza Muyingi, Heike Winschiers-Theophilus, Anicia Peters, Shawulu Nggada

The Sentient Archive: Bodies, Performance, and Memory
Edited by Bill Bissell and Linda Caruso Haviland

Documenting Performance: The Context and Processes of Digital Curation and Archiving
Editor Toni Sant

Hidden Hemingway: Inside the Ernest Hemingway Archives of Oak Park
Robert K. Elder, Aaron Vetch and Mark Cirino

Sins against Nature: Sex and Archives in Colonial New Spain
Zeb Tortorici

The International Directory of National Archives
Edited by Patricia C. Franks and Anthony Bernier

Digital Curation Projects Made Easy: A Step-by-Step Guide for Libraries, Archives, and Museums
Carmen Cowick

Call for Associate Editors: Journal of Contemporary Archival Studies

Note: applicants must be members of the New England Archivists in good standing.

The Journal of Contemporary Archival Studies, sponsored by New England Archivists and Yale University Library, seeks applications for Associate Editors. Three positions are available (term starting March 2019).

The Associate Editor works in collaboration with the Managing Editor and other members of the Editorial Board to solicit, select, and develop content for the journal. Primary duties include selection of peer reviewers for assigned submissions and supervising the peer review process in consultation with the Managing Editor, evaluating peer review reports, and making recommendations to the Managing Editor on the suitability of submissions for publication.

Additional duties include participation in programming at events, soliciting submissions, assisting in the development of content, and actively participating in the management of the journal. Terms of service are three years with the opportunity for a second term for a total of six years of service.

JCAS is a peer-reviewed, open access journal that furthers awareness of issues and developments in the work of professional archivists, curators, librarians, and historians. It serves as a locus for graduate students and professionals in library science, archival science, and public history to contribute original works of research and inquiry for peer review and publication. The journal publishes on an article-by-article basis.

Applicants must submit a résumé/CV and a brief statement of interes​t​​ ​to email.jcas@gmail.com by Tuesday, September 4.

New Issues: Fontes Artis Musicae

Vol. 65/1, January–March 2018

Vol. 65/2, April-June 2018

Vol. 65/1, January–March 2018

Articles

  • Lithuanian Piano Rolls: Collections and Research Darius Kǔcinskas
  • Forgotten Episodes from the Works of Twentieth-Century Polish Composers: Film and Theatre Music in the University of Warsaw Library Aleksandra Górka and Magdalena Borowiec

Briefs / Feuilletons

Reviews

  • Beyond Bach: Music and Everyday Life in the Eighteenth Century. By Andrew Talle Alon Schab
  • Du Langage au Style: Singularités de Francis Poulenc. Edited by Lucie Kayas and Hervé Lacombe Keith Clifton
  • Reflections of an American Harpsichordist: Unpublished Memoirs, Essays and Lectures of Ralph Kirkpatrick. Edited by Meredith Kirkpatrick Bridget Cunningham
  • British Royal and State Funerals: Music and Ceremonial since Elizabeth I. By Matthias Range Matthew Gardner

Treasurer’s Report Thomas Kalk
IAML General Assembly Minutes 2017 Pia Shekhter
Governing Documents
Notes for Contributors

Vol. 65/2, April-June 2018

Articles

  • An Approach to the Cuban Institutions that Hold Documents Related to Musical Heritage Yohana Ortega Hernández
  • Contemporary Classical Music Scores-Parts and Intellectual Property: National Radio-Television Archive of Contemporary Classical Music and Oral History Project Artemis Papadaki

Briefs / Feuilletons

Reviews

  • Consuming Music: Individuals, Institutions, Communities, 1730-1830. Edited by Emily H. Green and Catherine Mayes Katharine Hogg
  • The Advancement of Music in Enlightenment England: Benjamin Cooke and the Academy of Ancient Music. Bu Tim Eggington Matthew Gardner
  • Benjamin Britten Studies: Essays on an Inexplicit Art. Edited by Vicki P. Stroeher and Justin Vickers Cameron Pyke
  • Musical Debate and Political Culture in France, 1700-1830. By R. J. Arnold David Charlto
  • British Royal and State Funerals: Music and Ceremonial since Elizabeth I. By Matthias Range Matthew Gardner

Information for Contributors

 

New Issue: Archival Science

Volume 18, Issue 2, June 2018

Archival assemblages: applying disability studies’ political/relational model to archival description
Gracen Brilmyer

Archival assemblages: applying disability studies’ political/relational model to archival description
Gracen Brilmyer

Traveling through: exploring doctoral demographics in archival studies
Sarah A. Buchanan, Jonathan Dorey, Kathryn Pierce Meyer

EAD ODD: a solution for project-specific EAD schemes
Laurent Romary, Charles Riondet

Spanish historic archives’ use of websites as a management transparency vehicle
Ana R. Pacios, José Luis La Torre Merino

New Issue: The Primary Source

Volume 35, Issue 1 (2018)

Article
Effective Archival Instruction When Embeddedness Won’t Work
Greg Johnson and Jennifer Ford

Column
Writing to Save a Life: The Louis Till File
Chris Laico

Call for Reviewers: Teaching With Primary Sources (TWPS) Case Study

(reposted from RAO listserv)

SAA colleagues,

I’m posting this to the RAO section, since this is an area of interest for section members, but also to the SAA Leaders list. Those of you who are leaders of other sections, if you feel that your membership might be interested in volunteering to review case study submissions on the topic of teaching with primary sources, please forward this to your section’s discussion list.

With the recent approval by Council of the Guidelines for Primary Source Literacy as an SAA standard (watch for publicity soon in your favorite SAA information outlets), and several additional case studies in various stages of the submission and review pipeline, I am seeking additional volunteers who would be willing to review case study submissions and provide feedback to me, as editor of this epubs series, and the author(s). This isn’t a massive time commitment, and the review process is explained in more detail here (see the section labelled “Review Process”): www2.archivists.org/publications/epubs/…

If you’re interested in volunteering to be a reviewer for this SAA case studies epubs series, or if you have questions about reviewing, please don’t hesitate to drop me a line at bill.landis@yale.edu. I’ll also be at the annual meeting in D.C. in August if anyone would like to chat about either reviewing or ideas for submitting a case study, I’d be happy to.

Cheers!

Bill

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Bill Landis
Head of Public Services, Manuscripts and Archives
Yale University Library
New Haven CT
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New Issue: Italian Journal of Library, Archives, and Information Science

Vol. 9, No. 2 (2018)

Essays

Language as Scientific Instrument: a Preliminary Digital Analysis of Christiaan Huygens’ Last Writings and Correspondence
Ludovica Marinucci

Archival education in the age of social media in Algeria: opportunities and future horizonsArchival education in the age of social media in Algeria: opportunities and future horizonsBehdja Boumarafi, Khaled Mettai

Documents and digital archive in public school sector
Francesco Del Castillo

Contributes

The space in the library. A methodological reflection
Alfredo Giovanni Broletti

Selling & Collecting: Printed Book Sale Catalogues and Private Libraries in Early Modern Europe

Introduction. The development of the book market and book collecting in the sixteenth century
Giovanna Granata, Angela Nuovo

The collection of Monserrat Rosselló in the University Library of Cagliari
Giovanna Granata

Building an up-to-date library. Prospero’s Podiani use of booksellers’ catalogues, with special reference to law books
Maria Alessandra Panzanelli Fratoni

A sale of books in Genoa in 1583
Graziano Ruffini

Printed catalogues of booksellers as a source for the history of the book trade
Christian Coppens, Angela Nuovo

Book prices and monetary issues in Renaissance Europe
Francesco Ammannati

Prices in Robert Estienne’s booksellers’ catalogues (Paris 1541-1552): a statistical analysis
Goran Proot

Ordinary and extraordinary prices in the Giolito Libri spirituali sales List
Giliola Barbero

Peace at the Lily. The De Franceschi section in the stockbook of Bernardino Giunti
Flavia Bruni

The sale of Italian books in Madrid during the reign of Felipe II: Simone Vassalini’s catalogue (1597)
Pedro Rueda Ramírez

Reports & Reviews

The early printed book. Limits and perspectives of censuses
Fabio Cusimano

 

New Issue: Manuscript Studies: A Journal of the Schoenberg Institute for Manuscript Studies

Volume 3, Number 1, Spring 2018
Special Issue: The Syriac Galen Palimpsest
Editors: William Noel and Ralph M. Rosen
(subscription)

The Syriac Galen Palimpsest Project: An Introduction
William Noel, Ralph M. Rosen

Pulling It All Together: Managing the Syriac Galen Palimpsest Project
Michael B. Toth

The Codicology and Conservation of the Syriac Galen Palimpsest
Abigail B. Quandt, Renée C. Wolcott

Spectral Imaging Methods Applied to the Syriac Galen Palimpsest
Roger L. Easton Jr., Keith T. Knox, William A. Christens-Barry, Ken Boydston

The Galen Palimpsest and the Modest Ambitions of the Digital Data Set
Doug Emery

The Syriac Galen Palimpsest: A Tale of Two Texts
Naima Afif, Siam Bhayro, Grigory Kessel, Peter E. Pormann, William I. Sellers, Natalia Smelova

Analyzing Images, Editing Texts: The Manchester Project
Naima Afif, Siam Bhayro, Peter E. Pormann, William I. Sellers, Natalia Smelova

The Textual Interest of the Syriac Versions of Galen’s Simples
Irene Calà, Jimmy Daccache, Robert Hawley

Of Scribes and Scripts: Citizen Science and the Cairo Geniza
Laura Newman Eckstein

Preserving Endangered Archives in Jerba, Tunisia: The al-Bāsī Family Library Pilot Project
Ali Boujdidi, Paul M. Love

The Intricacies of Capturing the Holdings of a Mosque Library in Yemen: The Library of the Shrine of Imām al-Hādī, Ṣaʿda
Sabine Schmidtke

Compilation, Collation, and Correction in the Time of Encyclopedism: The Case of UPenn LJS 55
Nathalie Lacarrière

Mapping Manuscript Migrations: Digging into Data for the History and Provenance of Medieval and Renaissance Manuscripts
Toby Burrows, Eero Hyvönen, Lynn Ransom, Hanno Wijsman

Catalogue of the Private Collections of Manuscripts in the Egyptian National Library by Aḥmad ʿAbd al-Bāsiṭ (review)
Elias G. Saba

A Descriptive Catalogue of the Medieval and Renaissance Manuscripts of the University of Notre Dame and Saint Mary’s College by David T. Gura (review)
Lisa Fagin Davis

Meetings with Remarkable Manuscripts by Christopher De Hamel (review)
Daniel Traister

New Issue: The American Archivist

Volume 81, Issue 1
(subscription, membership)

From the Editor
The Literature of a Profession
Christopher A. Lee

Presidential Address
Archives, History, and Technology: Prologue and Possibilities for SAA and the Archival Community
Nancy Y. McGovern

Theodore Calvin Pease Award
Truth and Reconciliation: Archivists as Reparations Activists
Anna Robinson-Sweet

Articles

#MPLP Part 2: Replacing Item-Level Metadata with User-Generated Social Tags

Edward Benoit III

An Exploration into Archival Descriptions of LGBTQ Materials

Erin Baucom

New Perspectives on Congressional Collections: A Study of Survey and Assessment

Maurita Baldock and J. Wendel Cox

The Right to Be Forgotten: An Archival Perspective

Ashley Nicole Vavra

Ethical Challenges and Current Practices in Activist Social Media Archives

Ashlyn Velte

Historians’ Experiences Using Digitized Archival Photographs as Evidence

Alexandra M. Chassanoff

Special Section: Archives and Education

Milestone, Not Millstone: Archivists Teaching First-Year Seminars

Leslie Waggener

Teaching the Teacher: Primary Source Instruction in American and Canadian Archives Graduate Programs

Lindsay Anderberg, Robin M. Katz, Shaun Hayes, Alison Stankrauff, Morgen MacIntosh Hodgetts, Josué Hurtado, Abigail Nye and Ashley Todd-Diaz

Imagined Spaces, Preserved Places: A Case Study of Historic Preservation through Applied Learning Environments and Service-Learning

Christopher B. Livingston

Reviews

Reviews in Perspective

Bethany Anderson

The Science of Managing Our Digital Stuff

Dorothy Waugh

Life on Ice: A History of New Uses for Cold Blood

Anne-Flore Laloë

Stirrings in the Archives: Order from Disorder

Matthew Kirschenbaum

Diversity, Dialogue and Sharing: Online Resources for a More Resourceful World

J. J. Ghaddar

Research in the Archival Multiverse

Geoffrey Yeo

North of Dixie: Civil Rights Photography Beyond the South

Eden Orelove

Appraisal and Acquisition Strategies

Adrien Hilton

Cruising the Library: Perversities in the Organization of Knowledge

Pamela Pierce

Participatory Heritage

Rory Grennan

Managing Local Government Archives

Dennis Roman Riley

The Data Librarian’s Handbook

Kayla Siddell

Call for Chapters: Digital Technologies and Indigenous and Marginalized Communities

Call for book chapters on the preservation and advancement of indigenous and marginalized communities through the creative use of digital technologies: book to be published by Rowman and Littlefield in 2019.

This is a call for book chapters that focus on the preservation and advancement of indigenous and marginalized communities through the creative use of digital technologies. While it is expected contributing authors will come primarily from memory institutions (archives, museums and libraries), contributors from academic and non-profit organizations are also welcome.  Essay may address theoretical issues, scholarly research or case studies at the authors’ institutions.

Please send a one-page abstract to Marta Deyrup  (Marta.Deyrup@shu.edu) by September 17th.

Do not hesitate to contact me if you would like more information or would like to discuss your ideas in advance.

Dr. Marta Deyrup
University Libraries
Seton Hall University
Marta.deyrup@shu.edu
Web: https://works.bepress.com/marta_deyrup/