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Dear Colleagues:  

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Women Poets of the Romantic Period: Digital Project Planning Hard Hat Area
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By Kirstyn Leuner on Oct 24th, 2011
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At the end of my time working with the Women Poets of the Romantic Period collection (WPRP) last week (I work with the collection 10 hours per...
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[Insert Caption Here]:Teaching with a Special Collections Exhibit and Caption Writing Project, Part II
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By Kirstyn Leuner on Oct 6th, 2011
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The upshot of my class's use of the special collections exhibit on British travel writing: win. One student even emailed me her reaction: "best...
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[Insert Caption Here]:Teaching with a Special Collections Exhibit and Caption Writing Project, Part I
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By Kirstyn Leuner on Sep 28th, 2011
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It all started with a colleague's suggestion: Debbie Hollis (Faculty Director and Assoc. Professor in CU's Special Collections) suggested that I...
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