Public guest lecture in London, UK: We are honoured to welcome Ann Powers and Eric @eweisbard, who will discuss their work at LSBU on the 25th of April!
Info and tickets via this link: https://t.co/ZEZ6o82g08
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📢It's #InternationalWomensDay
Have you seen the @LSBUArchives display? This display contains items from LSBU's Archives which show some aspects of women's history at LSBU.
📍Southwark Campus Library, Level 02, LSBU Hub
1/2 Sisters Rachel and Margaret McMillan were pioneers in health & education for young poor children, promoting physical health to achieve intellectual health and recognising children from poor families did not have access to good food, fresh air, cleanliness & medical treatment
We've been having a play on the @HE_Archive of aerial photos this morning - look at this 2006 photo showing our Southwark campus! Lots of changes since then: https://t.co/5JZ17MtNFo
Our article on LSBU's history of teaching women engineering has recently won the ALISS Quarterly article of the year! Thank you @aliss_info
It's available here:
https://t.co/nGAKPa1wmq or on LSBU's OA publications repository: https://t.co/IVDTcDDj4s
A lot of Accredited Archive Services also came in for their regular review, and a special shoutout to @LSBUArchives and @SuffolkArchives for moving from a provisional status to the full award. It's so great to see archives thriving since first Accredited.
Come and do a funded PhD with me and @caitbeaumont on student activism and agency.
Full details here:
https://t.co/THS8opuFDQ
Happy to have an informal chat about it. Contact details in the link above.
But sometimes it can just come down to the thrill of holding a piece of history, that person’s actual writing! There’s really too many reasons #WhyArchives are great!
The last day of #Archive30 and it’s #WhyArchives
So why? Archives are the record, they help us understand what happened and why, they can be used to hold organisations to account (eg public inquiries need archives). They can also be fun - we’re definitely not always serious!
#Archive30 today is #ArchiveGoals and ours is very simple - more people using our archives! This week we had a great student visit and we’d love to see more of them (and not just students!).
Interested in the history of @LSBU and its campuses past and present? Come and visit!
If you visit the Archives it's hard to miss the huge clock in the reading room - it's the biggest item in the collection! So of course we had to choose it for #SomethingBig#Archive30
One example of #HealthArchives in our collections is this "Birth Atlas", given as a gift to nurse-midwives at the Queen's Institute of District Nursing from the Maternity Center Association in New York City. It's part of our Redwood College of Health archives #Archive30
#SomethingNew is our latest accession, the notes of Lawrence Hadley OBE who was one of the first Building Services Engineering students @LSBU and later President of @CIBSE
They'll be fully catalogued and available for researchers soon! #Archive30
What better for #YourWorkplace than to use a photograph of the Archives Reading Room? It's up on Level 3 of the Hub - why not make an appointment to pay us a visit?
#Archive30
#FavouriteItem is too hard - is it student magazines? Is it the stories in the WW1 roll of honour? Or the records that show women breaking new ground in studying engineering? We can’t decide! What’s yours? #archive30
We have some great examples of #ArchiveTravel from the National Bakery School's annual trips to look at European baking! The scrapbook of their travels covers 1955-1963, and includes photos and details of the various towns and cities they visited #Archive30