> Dear Collective members,
>
>  From the discussion in the first meeting of the Early Modern Collective
> last month, I learned that graduate students in the collective (and
> possibly others as well) feel a need for some tips on how to tackle
> archives.  I am happy to offer a basic introduction to archival research
to
> members of the collective or any other interested parties.  I intend to
> cover how to know when you are ready to move into the archival phase of a
> project as well as how to get ready to visit an archive so as to use your
> time once there most efficiently.
>
> I have scheduled a one-hour session in the Inez Kamm Electronic
Instruction
> Room, Room 110 of King Library, for Wednesday April 7th, between 4 and 5
> p.m., open to all interested graduate students in the collective or
> otherwise.  If you plan to participate in the trip to the Newberry
Library
> scheduled for May 11-13th, this introductory session is mandatory.  The
> session should be of general use to any graduate student who might
conduct
> archival research, and I urge anyone who could use some help on this
issue
> to attend.  Please feel free to circulate this announcement to any
> interested parties.
>
> If you plan to attend, please RSVP by sending me an e-mail.  I look
forward
> to seeing you Wednesday, April 7, 2004.
>
> Carla Pestana
>
>
>
>
>
> Carla Gardina Pestana
> W. E. Smith Professor
> Department of History
> Miami University
> Oxford OH 45056-1879
> (513) 529-5129
> (513) 529-3224 fax
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Count me in.

Michael
Templeton

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