Exciting personal news: I had my first day as a Processing Archivist at Boston College today! Super excited to be back on the east coast, and looking forward to new adventures.
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When our clay soil is just the right level of moisture, it captures emu footprints in intense detail, down to the last scale.
100% dinosaurs!
This isn't ominous at all... #archives
There is an entire section in this Marketing/Communications slide binder from 1992 labelled "Ducks & Squirrels"
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Good morning from BB-8 and too many tiny emus!
You can hear him hissing and growling, the babies hiding behind him because the dogs were with me as I was doing morning chores.
Any dog could be a dingo and is not to be trusted (if you're a new emu dad, anyway).
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For everyone wondering how the broody male emu is doing, he had quite an extreme surprise for us this morning!
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We have updated our processing manual!
After a staff-wide education campaign, we have added guidelines for culturally competent description (CCD) and incorporated CCD principles throughout our processing manual. docs.rockarch.org/ccd-educat… 1/5
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Now available: Guide to Conscious Editing at @WilsonLibUNC. The guide compiles practices that staff have refined as they edit and create new archival finding aids.










