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Developing library programming for non departmental student programs (video)
(2020-08-14)Of interest to attendees, this presentation will demonstrate usable strategies and ways of developing meaningful and mutually beneficial outreach and program development to groups outside the traditional academic departmental ... -
Verrocchio: Sculptor and Painter of Renaissance Florence
(2018-04-14)In this review of the National Gallery of Art’s new exhibit, Verrocchio: Sculptor and Painter of Renaissance Florence I look at the internal composition of the exhibit, the argument lead curator Andrew Butterfield has ... -
Revisiting the Reservation: The Lumbee Community of East Baltimore
(2020)“Revisiting the Reservation” is an analysis of the relationship between Baltimore’s Lumbee Indian community and the neighborhood where the community settled following the second World War. It is an inquiry into the roles ... -
Nervous system maps on the C. elegans genome
(2020-09-28)This project begins from a synoptic point of view, focusing upon the large-scale (global) landscape of the genome. This is along the lines of combinatorial network optimization in computational complexity theory [1]. Our ... -
"To Dwell, I'm Determined, on That Happy Ground": An Archaeology of a Free African-American Community in Easton, Maryland, 1787-Present
(2020)As early as 1787, free African Americans began making homes in the Easton, Maryland, neighborhood known as The Hill. Over successive generations, The Hill became the cultural and residential center of Easton’s African-American ...