Internship Program Participants
Current Interns
Jill Anderson (Public Services) Master's degree candidate, Information Studies
Katharine Beutner (Public Services) Doctoral candidate, English
Jean Cannon (Public Services) Doctoral candidate, English
Lea Cline (Public Services) Doctoral candidate, Art History
Kurt Johnson (Public Services) Master's degree candidate, Information Studies
Caitlin Murray(Public Services) Master's degree candidate, Information Studies
Aaron Zacks (Technology) Doctoral candidate, English
Former Interns
2006-2007Nicholas Bacuez, Doctoral candidate, French and Italian
Molly Hardy, Doctoral candidate, English
Rachel Hertz, Doctoral candidate, English
Danielle Sigler, Master's degree candidate, Information Studies
Sidney Tibbetts, Master's degree candidate, Information Studies
Leslie DeLassus, Master's degree candidate, Cinema and Comparative Literature, University of Iowa
Amanda Price, Assistant Director of AP Publications, The College Board, New York
L. Christine Amos, Assistant Professor of Music, University of Texas at San Antonio
Elizabeth Garver, Doctoral candidate, History, UT
Linda Ho Peché, Community Outreach Coordinator, Bob Bullock Texas State History Museum exhibition
Lisa Richter, Master's degree candidate, English, Texas A&M
Tracy Fleischman, Los Angeles, California
Eric Lupfer, Senior Program Officer, Humanities Texas
Ben Stone, Curator of British and American History, Stanford University Libraries
Molly Wheeler, Archivist, Beinecke Library, Yale University
Angelina Altobellis, Field Service Representative, Northeast Document Conservation Center
Avi Santo, Assistant Professor of International and Intercultural Communication, Old Dominion University, Norfolk, VA
Amy Filiatreau, Senior Archivist, The History Factory, Chantilly, VA
Hannah Frost, Preservation Office, Stanford University
Cary Cordova, Doctoral candidate, American Studies, UT
Shanon Lawson, Colorado Springs, Colorado
Steven Lawson, Humanities Liaison Librarian, Colorado College
Michele Ostrow, Head, Library Instruction & Information Literacy Services, General Libraries, UT Austin
Alex Rogers, YouthReach Program Coordinator, Massachusetts Cultural Council, Boston, Mass.
Andrea Bell, Manager, Competitive Research & Analysis, Sepracor, Inc.
Joseph Cahoon, Dallas, TX
Christopher Stutz, Associate Director, Space Syntax, London, UK
William Fagelson, Adjunct Faculty, Electrical and Computer Engineering, UT
Cliff Farrington, Austin, TX
Elizabeth Schaub, Librarian, UT School of Architecture
Rachel Howarth, Head of Public Services, Houghton Library, Harvard
Tom Kelly, Associate Curator, Fales Collection, New York University
Ethel Hellman, Collections Conservator, Widener Library, Harvard
Bill Stingone, Charles J. Liebman Curator of Manuscripts, New York Public Library
Jeff Scott, Field Account Executive, Thomson Gale
Diane Goldenberg-Hart, Communications Coordinator, Coalition for Networked Information
Gerise Herndon, Professor, Department of English, University of Nebraska Wesleyan
Ray Sapirstein, Assistant Professor of History, SUNY Albany
David Dibble, Assistant Director for Development, Harry Ransom Center, UT
Jennifer Patterson Peters, Archivist for Research and Public Services, Archives of the Episcopal Church, Austin, Texas
Wendy Bowersock Bruton, Researcher, Center for Research on Women, Tulane
J. B. Bird, Director of Communications, UT School of Business
Winston Atkins, Preservation Officer, Duke University Libraries
Katherine Mosley, Archivist, Harry Ransom Center
Randy Lewis, Professor and Director of Honors Program, Oklahoma University
Rick Watson, Social Sciences/Humanities Research Associate III, Harry Ransom Center; Founder, Rock-About, Inc.
Heather Moore, Head of Public Services, Albert and Shirley Small Special Collections Library, University of Virginia
Vicky Jones, Special Collections Archivist, Texas Tech
Kurt Zimmerman, Book collector and Realtor, Conroe, TX
Video Clip
Director Thomas F. Staley explains how original source materials stimulate and enhance the learning experience.
Related Links
Registration for the Flair Symposium, November 13-15, 2008, is now open. Registration is open to the public with a limited number of spaces available to students at a discounted price. Members of the Harry Ransom Center also receive a discount.
Watch broadcast journalist Mike Wallace's interviews from the television program The Mike Wallace Interview. Wallace donated the show's footage on 16mm kinescope to the Ransom Center in the early 1960s. Most episodes have not been seen since they aired.
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