Sentence examples for campus archive from inspiring English sources
Written and audio transcripts have been archived at Inanda Seminary's campus archive and at Campbell Collections, University of KwaZulu-Natal, Durban.
Career exploration by Antioch College students who graduated between 1946 and 1955 (N=73) was studied to determine relationships between the occupational categories of cooperative education jobs taken in college (obtained from a campus archive) and subsequent work histories (obtained from surveying the graduates at about 70 years).
Karasek's roommate told her about a campus archive of material from old student newspapers and magazines -- material that wasn't available online.
"I spent a lot of time in the campus archives reading clippings and histories trying to understand the feelings of the white people involved.
Similarly rich holdings can be found in all the campus archives that the conference participants will visit.
And Brown began to pore over campus archives — audio recordings, photos, journals — to find firsthand accounts of what life was like for his tribe throughout history.
"We all get that we're all fighting for the same thing". To learn their languages, conference participants will work with mentors, including UC Berkeley linguistics faculty members and students, and utilize the rich materials in the campus archives.
If the scientist needs the data in the future, it can be retrieved (eg, submission to a campus archiving system, data submissions to NCBI).
For alumni who cannot make it back to campus, the Alumni Association archives the Fall Football Lectures online.
As the Library Research Fellow she will focus on creating research workshops which will introduce undergraduates to and teach them how to use research related resources on campus such as archives and special collections.
What started as a Roadtrip sparked a documentary series, live campus events, a video archive of hundreds of interviews and, most recently, curricula and resources to help at-risk students in disadvantaged communities gain access and exposure to life pathways.
