If there are non-existing sets that you would like to see created for use in teaching, by all means talk with me. Enter the Stacks using the door closest to the reception desk, look for red notebook binders straight ahead on the bottom shelf on the left. Each sleeve is labelled with the name of the old carousel set, and a contents page at the front of each notebook provides a list of the carousel sets included in that notebook. Please use duplicates if duplicates are available. If you will need to check out original slides repeatedly or for more than a day or two, please let me know and we will try to duplicate or digitize them for you.
All input is appreciated, both now and at every stage of the process.
The anniversary website provides a great starting point for incrementally constructing, exhibit by exhibit, a comprehensive library of the history of science, hopefully eventually to be aided by appropriate grant funding and societal authorization. To ensure that we have realistic immediate and mid-term project goals to increase the visibility of the program, to serve its teaching needs, and to present faculty interests and research projects appropriately, we will schedule a colloquium or other meeting to discuss our plans sometime during the fall semester. Chair, Dr. Steven J. Livesey . Curator, Dr. Marilyn B. Ogilvie .