Washington State University; Vancouver

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The collection contains five liaison newsletters produced by librarians at the WSU Vancouver Library during the 2016-2017 school year. The newsletters describe services and resources provided to faculty. The newsletters are specific to disciplines in engineering, English leterature, history, nursing, and political science.

Abstract The collection contains records from the WSU Vancouver Library Director's office. The date range begins in the early 1990s and continues to 2011. The records document library services and planning under the direction of Gretta Siegel (first Director) and Leslie Wykoff (proceeding Director). The collection includes Vancouver Information Services files, documentation on campus development, library development and history, strategic planning, general items and initiatives. Accessioned as...

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The collection includes WSU Vancouver Library Lib Guides or Library Guides used as an easy reference for students, faculty and staff for research relating to a specific subject area. The guides in the collection were compiled for particular campus events and areas of interest. The guides feature bibliographies and interenet resources covering "Black Lives Matter," resources relating to the Common Reading program, and the Diversity Film Festival.

Abstract Voices Carry was a short lived podcast/radio show presented by WSU Vancouver Library and was featured on the student run KOUG Radio from Spring 2013 to Spring 2014. The collection includes two seasons worth of digital files of the show (missing the first episode of season one and later episodes from 2014). The radio show covers topics related to the work and advancements in information literacy, literature and arts and the different functions of the library. The show features interviews with...

Abstract The documents contained in this collection were gathered from numerous sources over the years by the WSU Vancouver Library. The overall theme of the collection is the history of higher education in Southwest Washington used for documenting the establishment of WSU and four year university in Vancouver, Washington. Items include a brief by the Four Year College Association dated 1966 and a brief for the State of Washington to locate its next four year college. Other information includes the...

Abstract The collection contains digital photographs that originated through the Office of Campus Advancement, which later became the Office of Communications and Marketing and the Office of Development and Alumni Relations. The photgraphs document campus events and campus scenes between 2000-2001. Some of the digital photographs are capture at low resolution (72 or 96 ppi) and were likely used representationally for web site postings. The collection was originally accesioned as UA-WSUV-2020-006....

Abstract The collection of CDs and DVDs includes photographs, a multimedia presentation, and videos created or used by the Office of Campus Advancement (Office of Marketing and Communications). The materials highlight significant events including the opening of the Engineering and Life Sciences Building, the construction of the Firstenburg Fountain, Chancellor Hal Dengerink's retirement and award as First Citizen, Washington State's Governor Locke's visit to campus, and a stock of photographs used to...

Abstract The collection contains early documents (1988-1995) from Marketing and Communications that focus on presenting the campus image to the public. The collection features planning for advertising campaigns, highlighting community partnerships, faculty expertise, fundraising (Chancellor's Society Campaign), and the advantages of attending WSU Vancouver. The planning documents illustrate early efforts to coordinate marketing strategies on campus and between the Vancouver campus and WSU Pullman....

Abstract The slides were compiled by the WSU Vancouver Office of Campus Advancement and were used for presentations, media communications and for publications in print and online. Included are images from photo shoot sessions of students, staff and faculty on the original WSU Vancouver campus located at Clark College's Bauer Hall. The slides cover the Salmon Creek ground breaking ceremony, construction on the Salmon Creek site, Washington State Governor Gary Locke's visit to the campus, graduation...

Abstract The collection includes a set of four videos on DVD disc and CD ROM that document significant transitions during the early history of Washington State University Vancouver. The videos include a retrospective of the university's first campus at Clark College's Bauer Hall from faculty. Also included is a documentary featuring still images from the campus archives with commentary from faculty, administration, and staff commemorating the transition to a four-year college in 2006, and a CD ROM...