For those unable to visit the Heritage Museum, an online exhibit has been created for the Heritage Protocol & University Archives project Degrees of Discovery. The digital exhibit includes additional items and information not included in the physical exhibit, providing new understandings about the various scientific developments on campus over the years. Creating the digitalContinue reading “Digital Exhibit Now Available”
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Degrees of Discovery: The History of Science at Florida State
The Florida State University Heritage Museum exhibit Degrees of Discovery examines the history of science at Florida State, tracking the school’s development from early educational institution to twenty-first century research facility. Since the late nineteenth century, science has served as a fundamental aspect of education at Florida State University and its predecessors. After World War II,Continue reading “Degrees of Discovery: The History of Science at Florida State”
Dealing with the Oddities of Born Digital
From Timothy Kanke who completed a year-long internship with Special Collections this spring: The Florida State University Science Education Curriculum Development Collection documents the creation and development of science teaching materials produced by the science education program at Florida State University from the 1960s to the 2000s. A portion of the collection is composed of many differentContinue reading “Dealing with the Oddities of Born Digital”