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East Carolina University Career Services are hosting a Part-Time Job Fair to promote on and off-campus jobs available to students on Aug. 23 from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. at

Bethesda, MD (PRWEB) May 18, 2022 -- Mytonomy, Inc., the market leader in enterprise SaaS video-based patient education and engagement, announced today an

Bethesda, MD (PRWEB) March 15, 2022 -- Mytonomy, a leader in enterprise video-based patient engagement solutions was named the 13th fastest growing company in

A key conclusion of the Conference was The task is too large for individual institutions to undertake in isolation and the resources required for successful and sustained archiving are too great to make duplication of effort a tenable position. Australia was an early implementer of web archiving. Since 1996 the National Library of Australia has been developing and maintaining PANDORA, an archive of selected, significant Australian web sites and web-based online publications6. The purpose of PAN...

- A student who has had her work featured on the pages of Vogue has launched a wearable art online store. Using her skills and talent in art and design, University of Salford postgraduate student, Enrique Tabone, is producing wearable art pieces and uniquely crafted items for her store, QUE. Enrique, who is studying Digital Curation at Salford, said: “This business combines my love of art and design, allowing me to create products for those who may wish to collect them or wear them.” QUE...

The center focuses on studying the environment and culture of the wetlands of the Bayou region. Most of the research that will be archived will be reports based on surveys, structured interviews, oral histories, field notes and observation.  John Doucet, dean of the College of Sciences and Technology and director of coastal initiatives, and Gary LaFleur, R.E. Miller Endowed Professor of Honors Studies and executive director of the Center for Bayou Studies will co-direct the project. Sha...

A native of Philadelphia, Emily Lin moved to Merced in 2003 to join a team of founding librarians building the twenty-first century research library at the University of California, Merced, and to manage an Institute of Museum and Library Services National Leadership Grant to digitize art collections from the Clark Center for Japanese Art and Culture in Hanford, CA. That project, “Opening the Cultural Corridor,” laid the groundwork for the library’s collaborations with other partners to d...