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T&T faculty @scotfrench and collaborator @JulianChambliss recently published "A Generative Praxis Curation, Creation, and Black Counterpublics." Take a look! scholarlyediting.org/issues/…
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New technology alert 🚨
CHDR now has a Lasergraphics Archivist film scanner, capable of preserving 8mm and 16mm film reels. Thank you Josh from Lasergraphics for training faculty, staff, and graduate students on this new technology!
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T&T congratulates our latest PhD, Dr. @rouselaurenc , who successfully defended xir dissertation, "'But I Can't Forget': Transmedia and Fannish Representations of Superheroes with PTSD," today!
Got to play with a solar filter on my camera today. AR3354 quite visible and even AR3355 and AR3356 can be seen. Good practice for next year's eclipse!
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Great options for digital preservation. Can't wait to do more!
Another day of @TweetWithDTH Titan scanner training! Testing out the V-Cradle with @draguru7’s mother’s 1949 yearbook!
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This is an extraordinary scanner. Looking forward to all of the cool projects we'll be able to do with this. 🙂
Started training on our new @TweetWithDTH Titan scanner! Thank you Sam for training faculty, staff, and graduate students on how to utilize our new technology!
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T&T congratulates our latest PhD, Dr. @Jackademia, who successfully defended his dissertation today!
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T&T congratulates our latest PhD, Dr. @ARMoreshead, who successfully defended her dissertation today!
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"Loving father," Phineas begins his 1680 letter to his father Ralph.
Today, let's celebrate all the amazing dads out there who inspire us, support us, and shape our lives! Share your favorite father-son letters from #PRINTportal➡️tinyurl.com/PRINTPZV
#FathersDay #LivingLegacy
It was an honor to help run the #2023VLPinstitute with amazing K12 educators and our @UCF team, along with #AlisonSimpson and the @FLGuard
Another incredibly special moment from the last day of the #2023VLPInstitute:
Our K-12 educators presented reminders they each signed to @CHDRucf's Dr. Amy L. Giroux (@draguru7) & @UCF_History's Dr. Barbara Gannon & Dr. Amelia Lyons to stay Semper Gumby (always flexible)!💚
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✅it out! Command Historian at the St. Francis Barracks Allison Simpson treated team #UCFVLP and the Institute's K-12 educators to a tour of the barrack's history & a👀at her work as a historian for the Florida National Guard!
Such a cool highlight from the #2023VLPInstitute!
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"We have but one sugarloaf," writes Ralph Pemberton in 1677. Sugarloaf...?🤔
Before granulated and cube sugars were introduced, raw sugar was molded into a tall cone with a rounded top. Discover more fascinating history on #PRINTportal ➡️ tinyurl.com/PRINTPZV #HistoryOfSugar
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Happy Birthday @USArmy 🎉I was able to celebrate with the @FLGuard while working with @VANatCemeteries’s and UCFs Veterans Legacy Program. Truly an amazing experience! #UCFVLP #FLNG
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At the St Augustine National Cemetery, taking a rubbing of the headstone of the Veteran I am profiling. Frank L Spencer was 23 years old when he died in action during the Army’s World War II offensive into North Africa. #ucfvlp
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Stations 3 and 4 offered educators the opportunity to discover “Handling History” and “Rendering Remembrance.”
At these 2 stations, educators got to explore historic military dress and perform headstone rubbings in the cemetery!
#HonoringVeteransLegacies
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🪖Stations 1 and 2 explored the cemetery’s African American WWI Veterans and the Native American experience in ledger art! 🎨🖌️
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For this morning’s #2023VLPInstitute session “Field Trip Anyone?” team #UCFVLP modeled field trip activities for the institute’s educators in the #StAugustineNationalCemetary.
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The first official national flag, Stars & Stripes, was formally approved by the Continental Congress on this day in 1777, and President Wilson established Flag Day in 1916 to commemorate the occasion. chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/l… #OTD #FlagDay #ChronAm


















































