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Endowments Boost Afccess to Library Collections
Two newly endowed posiftifons at the UO Lifbrarifes wifll have an enormous ifmpact on the level of 
of Oregon archifves and the lifbrary?s Map and Aerifal Photography (MAP) collectifon. Thanks to recent 
giffts from two couples who are longtifme unifversifty and lifbrary supporters?Rifchard and Mary Corrifgan 
Solarif and Dave and Nancy Petrone?lifbrary users wifll experifence greatly ifmproved access to materifals 
ifn both the archifves and the MAP collectifon.
RICHARD AND MARY CORRIGfAN 
SOLARI 
Mary Corrifgan Solarif and her 
husband Rifchard are well known 
ifn the UO communifty. Mary, who 
graduated from Oregon ifn 1946, 
was an actifve student leader 
throughout much of her tifme at 
the unifversifty; as a senifor she was 
presifdent of the campus YWCA, 
secretary of the Mortar Board, 
and cofounder of the Women?s 
Coordifnatifng Councifl. She and 
Rifchard, a retifred executifve wifth 
Granifte Constructifon Company 
ifn Watsonviflle, Califfornifa, have stayed ifn close 
touch wifth theifr frifends at the unifversifty sifnce her 
graduatifon. In fact, the famifly?s connectifon to the 
unifversifty has grown even stronger after one of 
the couple?s grandsons graduated from the UO 
ifn sprifng 2004.
The Solarifs? recent gifft of $1.4 
mifllifon has created an endow-
ment to support the Rifchard and 
Mary Corrifgan Solarif Unifversifty 
Hifstorifan and Archifvifst posiftifon 
ifn the lifbrary. In addiftifon, they 
supported the Knifght Lifbrary 
expansifon project ifn the late 
1980s, created an endowment to 
support ifnformatifon technology 
and teachifng ifn 1995, establifshed 
a faculty fellowshifp for lifbrary 
staff members ifn 1999, and funded 
an endowment to support lifbrary 
ifnstructifonal servifces ifn 2001.
In endowifng the hifstorifan-
archifvifst posiftifon, the Solarifs 
have helped open the doors to 
one of the unifversifty?s treasures. 
Unifversifty Archifves ifs the officifal 
reposiftory of unifversifty records 
datifng back to 1873. The materifals 
ifn the archifves currently occupy 
more than 19,000 lifnear feet of 
space and more than 12,000 boxes, 
ifncludifng paper records, unifversifty 
publifcatifons, student theses and 
difssertatifons, photographs and 
negatifves, audifotapes, films, and general memorabiflifa. 
The heavifly used Unifversifty Archifves ifs the sifngle 
most ifmportant source for documentifng and ifnterpretifng 
the unifversifty?s rifch hifstorifcal and cultural heriftage.
Heather Brifston, who has been named the Rifchard 
and Mary Corrifgan Solarif Unifversifty Hifstorifan and 
Archifvifst, says, ?The Solarif 
endowment creates an opportu-
nifty to fulfill the lifbrary?s vifsifon 
of what the archifves should be. 
I?m honored and excifted to be able 
to contrifbute to that effort.?
DAVE AND NANCY PETRONE 
In announcifng Dave and Nancy 
Petrone?s $2.5 mifllifon gifft for five 
diffferent unifversifty ifniftifatifves, 
ifncludifng the endowment of the 
lifbrary?s MAP/GIS faculty posiftifon, 
NANCY AND DAVE PETRONE?S GIFT ENDOWED A 
MAP/GIS LIBRARIAN POSITION.
HEATHER BRISTON, CENTER, ENJOYS A MOMENT WITH 
RICHARD AND MARY CORRIGAN SOLARI.
LIBRARY SNTEUNIVERSITY OF OREGON
EDITION XIX: WINTER 2005
FROM THE DESK OF THE UfNIVERSITY LIBRARIAN
At the UO Lifbrarifes, we con-
well we?re doifng ifn makifng use of 
our consifderable organifzatifonal 
assets, not the least of whifch ifs our 
strong base of lifbrary supporters. 
Each ifssue of Library Notes offers 
examples of what we?ve done 
recently to leverage the support 
we receifve to expand access to 
resources, buifld our prifnt and 
difgiftal collectifons, and ifmprove the qualifty of research 
and ifnstructifon at the unifversifty.
The lifbrary?s other organifzatifonal assets are ifmportant, 
too. Here are a few that deserve specifal mentifon.
?  Knowledge management skills gifve us the abiflifty to 
provifde relifable long-term access to ifnformatifon ifn a 
varifety of formats, not just books and journals. Our 
goal ifs to manage ifnformatifon so that our users can 
access ift for the full range of research and ifnstructifonal 
purposes. 
?  Educational and information technology ifs a key 
asset that provifdes students and faculty members 
wifth access to state-of-the-art equifpment, software, 
and technology traifnifng. Informatifon technology 
has changed the face of hifgher educatifon, and the 
lifbrary staff uses ifts expertifse ifn thifs area to help the 
unifversifty maifntaifn ifts competiftifve edge ifn delifverifng 
a hifgh-qualifty educatifon to ifts students.
?  Commitment to teaching ifs reflected ifn many of the 
lifbrary?s programs. Our lifbrarifans play a central role 
ifn strengthenifng the teachifng and learnifng process on 
campus by offerifng courses, workshops, ifndifvifdual 
consultatifons, and faculty traifnifng opportuniftifes. The 
lifbrary ifs also home to several technology-rifch studifos 
and classrooms, whifch are used by ifnstructors ifn all 
difscifplifnes.
?  Trust accrues over tifme. By provifdifng relifable 
access to authoriftatifve sources of ifnformatifon and by 
offerifng the unparalleled expertifse of our lifbrarifans 
ifn navifgatifng the global network envifronment, the 
lifbrary has earned the respect and trust of the many 
thousands of UO students, faculty members, and 
members of the general publifc who use our facifliftifes.
?  Collaborative relationships between the lifbrary and 
other campus unifts, as well as wifth other colleges and 
unifversiftifes, have valuable outcomes for everyone. 
Resource-sharifng programs and resource-buifldifng 
projects have become an essentifal component ifn 
ifmprovifng access and ifn creatifng and payifng for new 
ifnformatifon resources.
These assets have developed from a solifd foundaton of 
lifbrary support. Wifth your assifstance, we wifll contifnue 
to fulfill the lifbrary?s central mifssifon: To enrifch the 
student learnifng experifence, encourage exploratifon and 
research at all levels, and contrifbute to advancements ifn 
access to scholarly resources.
Deborah Af. Carver
Philip H. Knight University Librarian
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UO presifdent Dave Frohnmayer saifd the Petrones 
?personiffy generosifty and vifsifon.? 
Theifr generosifty has extended far beyond theifr financifal 
support, however. Dave Petrone, who graduated from 
the unifversifty ifn 1966 wifth an economifcs degree and 
went on to earn hifs M.B.A. ifn 1968, was volunteer chaifr 
of the unifversifty?s previfous fundraifsifng campaifgn. He 
has also served on the UO Foundatifon Board of Trustees 
sifnce 1991 and ifs a member of the Campaifgn Leadershifp 
Councifl for the unifversifty?s current fundraifsifng effort, 
Campaifgn Oregon: Transformifng Lifves.
Petrone, chaifrman of Housifng Capiftal Company ifn San 
Mateo, Califfornifa, says he and Nancy were motifvated 
to make theifr gifft ?by our admifratifon for the Unifversifty 
of Oregon, ifts leaders, faculty members, and volunteers, 
and by our desifre to promote qualifty academifc 
programs.?
The tifmifng of the Petrone gifft was ifdeal. In the past few 
years, the lifbrary?s MAP collectifon has grown to become 
the fourth largest ifn the U.S. and Canada. It ifncludes 
approxifmately 400,000 maps, more than 500,000 aerifal 
photographs, 4,000 atlases and reference books, and 
numerous Geographifc Informatifon System (GIS) datasets. 
GIS technology has revolutifonifzed research ifn many 
fields, makifng ift possifble to difgiftally gather, analyze, and 
present geographifc ifnformatifon. The system software and 
support has become a criftifcal component ifn the lifbrary?s 
servifce to a growifng number of students and faculty who 
use GIS ifn theifr classes and research.
The Petrone?s endowment wifll allow the lifbrary to hifre 
an expert ifn cartography and Geographifc Informatifon 
Systems to manage, expand, and ifmprove access to the 
lifbrary?s MAP collectifon. The posiftifon ifs expected to be 
filled by early 2005.
?Extreme Makeover? Brightens Knight Library
Frifday, March 26, 2004, was  
Lifbrarifes. Fifnals week of wifnter 
term had just ended, and most 
students and faculty members had 
left campus to enjoy sprifng break. 
Wifth so many lifbrary users out of 
town, ift seemed lifke a good tifme 
to put a brifghter face on some of 
the more heavifly used areas of 
Knifght Lifbrary. 
The call went out to lifbrary staff 
for volunteers who were wifllifng 
to stop dealifng wifth books and 
computers for a whifle and ifnstead 
pifck up mops, brooms, paifnt 
brushes, and polifshifng rags for 
a day of good, old-fashifoned 
sprifng cleanifng. More than eifghty 
volunteers answered the call?and 
thus began the first-ever Lifbrary Day.
In 1994, major renovatifons to Knifght Lifbrary 
were completed ifn antifcifpatifon of ifncreasifngly 
heavy use by UO students, faculty, and 
communifty users as well as by vifsiftors from 
across the globe. But after a decade of heavy 
foot traffic and general use, a number of other 
areas needed a general face-lifft.
To counter the effects of wear and tear, lifbrary 
staffers and dozens of ifndifvifduals from other 
campus unifts, ifncludifng the UO?s Faciflifty 
Servifces, volunteered to gifve Knifght Lifbrary 
some of the TLC ift needed. 
Staff members applifed 
fresh coats of paifnt to the 
walls, washed wifndows, 
and cleaned computers 
and termifnal screens. The 
steps and entryways to 
the lifbrary were gifven a 
thorough power washifng. New 
carpet was laifd ifn the reference 
area, and new tifle replaced the 
worn areas on the floors ifn the 
lifbrary?s Instructifonal Technology 
Center, Copy Center, and several 
sifde halls. New furnifture, funded 
through the generosifty of UO 
alumnif and frifends, replaced the 
well-worn tables and chaifrs ifn 
varifous locatifons on the second, 
thifrd, and fourth floors. The 
ornate wood fa?ade at the lifbrary?s 
cifrculatifon desk was also restaifned 
and repolifshed.
Phiflifp H. Knifght Unifversifty 
Lifbrarifan Deborah 
Carver saifd the 
turnout and support 
for the event reflects 
campus and com-
munifty prifde ifn the 
lifbrary as a central 
campus gatherifng 
poifnt for study and 
research: ?The work 
done on Lifbrary Day 
demonstrates the 
lifbrary?s commift-
ment to provifdifng 
a pleasant, comfor-
table envifronment 
ifn whifch students, 
faculty, and others 
can carry out theifr 
studifes. We expect 
Lifbrary Day to 
become an annual 
event that supports our goal of 
keepifng our facifliftifes attractifve 
and user frifendly.?
LIBRARY STAFF MEMBERS CLEANED, POLISHED, AND PAINTED AT 
THE FIRST ANNUAL LIBRARY DAY.
Afcademics, Afthletics, and the Library?Af Winning Combination
Dave Taylor ?78 was a four-tifme All-Amerifcan 
member of the 1973 and 1974 NCAA natifonal champifon 
cross-country teams. Dave, a retifred Nifke executifve, and 
hifs wiffe Terry are now contifnuifng a wifnnifng tradiftifon 
by supportifng the UO Lifbrarifes ifn developifng a new 
difgiftal collectifon on UO sports hifstory.
Athletifcs at the UO has a rifch and storifed past. Much of 
thifs past ifs preserved ifn the lifbrary?s Specifal Collectifons 
and Unifversifty Archifves, 
where thousands of 
photographs and other 
iftems datifng from the 
early 1890s to the 
present document 
the achifevements of 
legendary track-and-field 
ifcons lifke Bifll Bowerman 
and Steve Prefontaifne 
and basketball greats 
lifke the Tall Fifrs team of 
1939. The materifal also 
captures proud moments 
ifn the hifstory of UO 
football?lifke the 1917 
Rose Bowl vifctory?as 
well as other sports.
These vifsual depifctifons, 
along wifth extensifve 
textual descrifptifons, 
vifdeotapes, and audifotapes, ifllustrate the evolutifon 
of the UO athletifc program and the role collegifate 
sports has played at the unifversifty. In the past, these 
unifque materifals were only avaiflable to researchers 
who physifcally traveled to or called the lifbrary?s secure 
readifng room to request them. Addiftifonally, many of 
the ifmages exifsted only as negatifves, 
makifng them diffficult for patrons to 
vifew. 
The Taylors? gifft to the lifbrary wifll 
help remedy these diffficultifes. 
The gifft wifll be used to difgiftifze 
photographs and create new contact prifnts wifth 
accompanyifng difgiftal scans. Prifnt documents wifll also 
be scanned for ifnclusifon ifn the new difgiftal collectifon. 
Onlifne delifvery of these materifals wifll allow anyone 
ifnterested ifn UO sports hifstory to use theifr home 
computers to enjoy an ?armchaifr? tour of UO athletifcs 
and to delve more deeply ifnto the rifch hifstory and 
growth of the program. Onlifne access wifll also stifmulate 
cross-difscifplifnary research across campus?for 
example, ifn sports marketifng, hifstory of photography, 
human physifology, and socifology.
?The UO provifded me wifth a great overall experifence,? 
Taylor says. ?The difscifplifne and challenge of the 
academifcs coupled wifth the competiftifveness and 
teamwork of the athletifcs enabled me to develop skiflls 
that have been ifnvaluable ifn both my professifonal and 
personal liffe. Plus, I met Terry whifle attendifng the UO.?
After graduatifng, Taylor 
worked a part-tifme 
job for Nifke?s Eugene 
retaifl store. ?It was an 
ifncredifbly exciftifng tifme 
of rapifd growth for Nifke, 
and the opportuniftifes for 
job advancement were 
tremendous.? The part-
tifme job led to a varifety 
of productifon and 
management posiftifons 
ifn New Hampshifre, the 
Phiflifppifnes, Taifwan, 
and the Beaverton 
headquarters. Dave 
retifred from Nifke as a 
senifor executifve ifn 1999, 
and he and Terry now 
splift theifr tifme between 
theifr home ifn Beaverton 
and travelifng around the U.S. ifn theifr motor home. 
In 1993 Taylor started an annual fundraifser for 
the track-and-field program wifth a small group of 
alumnif and frifends known as the Lame Ducks. ?If 
you know any of us, the name fits,? Taylor says wifth 
a laugh. However, the Lame Ducks are hardly lame 
when ift comes to supportifng 
the unifversifty. From humble 
begifnnifngs, the fundraifsifng effort 
has now contrifbuted nearly $1 
mifllifon to the UO track-and-
field program.
But the Taylors also wanted to contrifbute to Oregon 
academifcs. For the UO Lifbrarifes, they have gifven giffts 
to refurbifsh lifbrary study rooms and purchase new 
computer equifpment. ?We belifeve ift ifs ifmportant to 
support academifcs at the UO as well as athletifcs, and 
supportifng the lifbrary helps benefit the entifre UO 
communifty,? explaifns Taylor.
DAVE AND TERRY TAYLOR WITH THEIR DAUGHTER LISA.
?We believe it is impfortant to supfpfort academics 
at the UO as well as athletics, and supfpforting 
the library helpfs benefit the entire 
UO community.?
CORRIGAN-SOLARI 
FELLOWSHIP WINNERS 
ANNOUfNCED
Two UO lifbrarifans deeply ifnvolved ifn emergifng 
tifons and electronifc catalogifng have been named 
as recifpifents of the 2004 Rifchard and Mary 
Corrifgan Solarif Faculty Fellowshifp Award.
Carol Hifxson, head of Metadata and Difgiftal 
Lifbrary Servifces (MDLS), and Lorif Robare, catalog 
lifbrarifan and assifstant head of MDLS, were 
recently named as the award wifnners.
The Corrifgan-Solarif Faculty Fellowshifp Award ifs gifven each year by the UO Lifbrarifes to honor deservifng 
lifbrary faculty members for theifr noteworthy contrifbutifons to the unifversifty, the regifon, and the ifnter-
natifonal communifty of scholars. Funded by a gifft from Rifchard and Mary Corrifgan Solarif, the award 
ifncludes $3,000 ifn support of each recifpifent?s contifnued professifonal development. 
CAROL HIXSON
The lifbrary?s Grants and Awards Commifttee, whose 
members made the award selectifons based on nomif-
natifng letters, praifsed Hifxson for her servifce to the 
unifversifty communifty as well as for her sifgnifficant 
contrifbutifons to the lifbrary professifon. Those nom-
ifnatifng Hifxson descrifbed her as a model of a twenty-
first century lifbrarifan who represents the ?best ifn team 
buifldifng and barrifer demolifshifng.?
Begifnnifng ifn 2002, she oversaw the reorganifzatifon of 
the lifbrary?s Catalog Department ifnto what has become 
Metadata and Difgiftal Lifbrary Servifces, ifncreasifng 
productifvifty, expandifng servifces, and helpifng establifsh 
the UO Lifbrarifes as a leader among research lifbrarifes ifn 
buifldifng difgiftal collectifons.
Under Hifxson?s charge, MDLS has played a central 
role ifn ifniftifatifng and developifng numerous cross-
departmental projects at the unifversifty, as well as 
collaboratifve projects ifnvolvifng dozens of other lifbrarifes 
at colleges and unifversiftifes throughout the regifon. Two 
of the most notable difgiftal collectifons developed under 
Hifxson?s guifdance are Scholars? Bank, a difgiftal reposiftory 
for results of research conducted at Oregon, and the 
UO?s contrifbutifons to the Western Waters Difgiftal Lifbrary, 
an onlifne collectifon of hifstorifcal and contemporary 
resources focused on the Columbifa Rifver Basifn.
Hifxson?s ifnvolvement ifn another difgiftal collectifon?
Pifcturifng the Cayuse, Walla Walla, and Umatiflla 
Trifbes?demonstrates her skiflls at devifsifng systems 
that use technology not only to delifver ifnformatifon but 
also to make the ifnformatifon more accurate and useful. 
A collaboratifon between the UO Lifbrarifes and the 
Tam?stslifkt Cultural Instiftute (TCI) of the Confederated 
Trifbes of the Umatiflla Indifan Reservatifon, the project 
ifnvolved difgiftifzifng hundreds of hifstorifcal photographs 
wifth culturally sensiftifve trifbal content and delifverifng 
them to TCI ifn such a way that trifbal members, rather 
than outsifders, could provifde first-hand commentary on 
the ifndifvifduals and events portrayed ifn the photos.
Malifssa Mifnthorn, TCI?s lifbrary and archifves manager, 
sums up the value of Hifxson?s ifnvolvement ifn the 
project: ?More often than not, others ifnaccurately 
contextualifze the ifmages speciffic to the Confederated 
Trifbes. Wifth Carol?s leadershifp, thifs project has facifl-
iftated the creatifon of new contexts, ifnterpretatifons, 
and cultural understandifng of the hifstory, events, and 
people of the Umatiflla Trifbe and Columbifa Plateau 
regifon of the State of Oregon.?
LORI ROBARE
In more than ten years of servifce to the UO Lifbrarifes, 
Lorif Robare has difstifnguifshed herself as a skiflled and 
dedifcated lifbrarifan, a knowledgeable and temperate 
colleague, and a creatifve and dependable collaborator. 
One example of Robare?s many contrifbutifons to the 
lifbrary and the regifon ifs the leadershifp roll she played 
ifn the Data for Local Communiftifes project, whifch 
culmifnated ifn the creatifon of a database of web-based 
statifstifcal and descrifptifve ifnformatifon about local 
LORI ROBARE, LEFT, AND CAROL HIXSON, WINNERS OF THE 2004 
CORRIGAN-SOLARI LIBRARY FACULTY FELLOWSHIP AWARD.
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Digital Collections and Websites Expand
Giffts to the UO Lifbrarifes and grants from prifvate and publifc 
rapifdly than would otherwifse be the case. Thifs ifs especifally true ifn 
the realm of websifte and difgiftal collectifons, where the preparatifon 
process ifs tifme ifntensifve. For example, difgiftal projects typifcally 
requifre lifbrary staff members to develop efficifent scannifng processes, 
buifld complex ifnformatifon delifvery systems, and desifgn hifghly 
functifonal presentatifon formats for each collectifon.
Thanks to several generous giffts and prestifgifous grant awards, the lifbrary has been able to dramatifcally 
ifncrease the sifze and number of difgiftal resources ift offers. The rapifd growth ifn difgiftal collectifons has 
already radifcally changed the way lifbrarifes ifnteract wifth theifr users and has revolutifonifzed the use of 
materifals that were once diffficult to locate and costly to access.
The followifng difgiftal collectifons, websiftes, and other resources have been developed by the lifbrary 
thanks to external fundifng.
PICTURINGf THE CAYUSE, WALLA WALLA, AND 
UMATILLA TRIBES
Thifs collaboratifve project ifnvolves the Tam?stslifkt 
Cultural Instiftute of the Confederated Trifbes of the 
Umatiflla Indifan Reservatifon, the UO Lifbrarifes, and the 
Western Interstate Commifssifon for Hifgher Educatifon. 
The project?s goal ifs twofold: first, to make avaiflable to 
a wifde audifence the Major Lee Moorhouse photographs 
of natifve peoples; and second, to provifde a sifte for 
hifstorifcal descrifptifons of these ifmages as well as 
descrifptifons created by natifve peoples. <http://lifbweb.
uoregon.edu/catdept/difgcol/mh/> Partial funding 
provided by the Northwest Afcademic Computing 
Consortium.
HISTORICAL PHOTOGfRAPH COLLECTION
The goal of the Hifstorifcal Photograph Collectifon ifs to 
make the publifc aware of the qualifty and depth of the 
photograph collectifons owned by Specifal Collectifons 
and Unifversifty Archifves and to encourage further 
research on the orifgifnal photographifc materifals. Thifs 
collectifon offers a small samplifng of ifmages from more 
than 400,000 ifn the complete collectifon. <http://lifbweb.
uoregon.edu/catdept/difgcol/gh/> Funded through a gift 
from Margaret and Thomas Hart.
WESTERN WATERS DIGfITAL LIBRARY
Thifs collectifon of hifstorifcal and contemporary 
resources focuses on the Columbifa Rifver Basifn. 
The collectifon provifdes access to well-organifzed, 
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areas ifn Oregon. Ciftifzens, local government officifals, 
busifness owners, and educators throughout the state 
have used Data for Local Communiftifes as a key resource 
ifn theifr work. The project has been haifled as a success 
across the regifon and ifs now beifng expanded to ifnclude 
Washifngton State.
Robare has recently shared her substantifal knowledge 
of catalogifng at the natifonal and ifnternatifonal levels 
as well. As cochaifr of the Joifnt Iniftifatifve on Subject 
Traifnifng Materifals, a project of the Program for 
Cooperatifve Catalogifng and the Associfatifon for Lifbrary 
Collectifons and Technifcal Servifces, she led a natifonal 
effort to develop a traifnifng program to teach catalogifng 
skiflls ifn subject analysifs.
Lynn El-Hoshy, a senifor catalogifng polifcy specifalifst at 
the Lifbrary of Congress and a partifcifpant ifn the project 
who wiftnessed Robare work on the ifniftifatifve, saifd, ?I 
was truly ifmpressed wifth Lorif?s superb command of 
the materifals and her abiflifty to establifsh rapport and 
communifcate wifth the traifnees. I can honestly say that 
thifs sifgnal achifevement would not have taken place 
wifthout her sustaifned efforts.?
Based on her performance at the natifonal level, 
Robare was ifnvifted to present a two-day workshop 
usifng the traifnifng materifals at the Natifonal Lifbrary of 
Scotland and at Trifnifty College ifn Dublifn. More than 60 
lifbrarifans from across Scotland and Ireland receifved the 
traifnifng durifng the workshop.
comprehensifve ifnformatifon sources and analysifs 
based on hifgh-qualifty research and accurate hifstorifcal 
records, wifth the goal of enablifng westerners to meet 
the challenge of managifng theifr 
water resources wifsely ifn the 
twenty-first century. <http://
lifbweb.uoregon.edu/catdept/
difgcol/wwdl/> Partially funded 
by a grant from the Institute of 
Museum and Library Services.
NORTHWEST DIGfITAL ARCHIVES
Northwest Difgiftal Archifves 
(NWDA) provifdes enhanced 
access to archifval and manuscrifpt 
materifals ifn Idaho, Montana, 
Oregon, and Washifngton. 
Fifndifng aifds that help 
researchers ifdentiffy the 
locatifon and contents of 
archifved materifal housed 
ifn 15 northwest ifnstiftutifons 
are avaiflable for more than 
2,200 iftems. A database of 
the findifng aifds allows users 
to search by keyword and 
other fields. NWDA contaifns 
findifng aifds on materifals 
coverifng several diffferent 
topifcs, ifncludifng major 
economifc forces affectifng the 
Northwest; urban and rural socifal 
and progressifve movements; local, 
state, regifonal, and natifonal poliftifcs; 
outdoor recreatifon; Natifve Amerifcan 
language and culture; and the place 
of relifgifous communiftifes ifn the 
regifon. <http://nwda-db.wsulifbs.
wsu.edu/> Funded in part by a 
grant from the National Endowment 
for the Humanities.
NORTHWEST LABOR HISTORY
Researchifng labor hifstory usifng 
materifals ifn Specifal Collectifons 
and Unifversifty Archifves became 
much easifer wifth the launch of The 
Labor Project, a new web resource 
that ifncludes a searchable onlifne 
catalog of major holdifngs ifn the labor hifstory collectifon. 
<http://lifbweb.uoregon.edu/speccoll/exhifbifts/labor/> 
Funded in part by a gift from Jon and Lisa Stine.
IMAGES FROM THE LIBRARY?S DIGITAL COLLECTIONS. SPECIAfL 
COLLECTIONS AfND UNIVERSITY AfRCHIVES, UNIVERSITY OF 
OREGON LIBRAfRIES
DATA FOR LOCAL COMMUNITIES
Data for Local Communiftifes ifs a new onlifne database 
resource for locatifng statifstifcal, spatifal, and descrifptifve 
ifnformatifon about ciftifes, 
countifes, and other cifvifl, 
economifc, and natural regifons 
of Oregon. A keyword or 
subject search of the database 
returns lifnks to websiftes that 
provifde relevant ifnformatifon. 
Thifs resource supports the 
work and ifnterests of local 
governments, educators, 
students, busifness people, 
researchers, lifbrarifes, and 
ciftifzens of Oregon. <http://
lifbweb.uoregon.edu/
dlc/> Funded through 
a grant from the Library 
Services and Technology 
Afct, a national program 
of the Institute of 
Museum and Library 
Services.
DON HUNTER ARCHIVES
The lifbrary ifs col-
laboratifng wifth the 
unifversifty?s Museum 
of Natural and Cultural 
Hifstory to brifng the unifque 
work of Don Hunter, a 
local photographer and 
audifo archifvifst, to a wifder 
audifence. Hunter, who began 
documentifng the sifghts 
and sounds of Oregon?s 
people and places ifn the 
1930s, created multifmedifa 
presentatifons that combifne 
hifstorifc ifmages wifth unifque 
recorded and collected 
sounds, ifncludifng sounds 
from nature. The project 
wifll provifde a model for 
the difgiftifzatifon of difverse 
audifo and vifsual records ifn a 
varifety of formats. Metadata 
and Difgiftal Lifbrary Servifces consulted on thifs project, 
wifth Medifa Servifces playifng the lead role for the 
lifbrary. Funded by a grant from the Institute of 
Museum and Library Services.
Gift Brings Early English Books Online to the UO Libraries
UfO LIBRARIES? ADVISORY COUfNCIL FOR EXTERNAL RELATIONS
Twifce each year, the UO Lifbrarifes? Advifsory Councifl for External Relatifons 
meets to assess and develop programs and actifviftifes that foster wifder 
communifcatifons wifth lifbrary supporters. Many thanks to councifl members 
for theifr commiftment to promotifng and supportifng the UO Lifbrarifes.
John Bentley ?52 
Allan Fulsher ?74 and ?76
Kelly Hale ?78 
Tom Hartfield ?75 
Tifna Lamb 
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Sally Lifnman 
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Bifll Mason, M.B.A. ?75 
Erifck Paulson ?00 
Albert Poston ?69 
John A. Rifchardson ?61, 
M.S. ?65 
Janet Wasko
Debra Wetle ?76 
Giffts to the UO Lifbrarifes are ifnstrumental ifn helpifng 
otherwifse be diffficult for the lifbrary to acquifre on ifts 
own. No better example exifsts than the lifbrary?s recent 
acquifsiftifon of Early Englifsh Books Onlifne (EEBO), an 
onlifne database of all prifnted materifals publifshed ifn 
Great Briftaifn between 1473 and 1700 and materifals 
publifshed elsewhere ifn the world ifn Englifsh durifng the 
same perifod. Purchase of EEBO was made possifble ifn 
part by a gifft from Tom and Mifmif Hartfield.
The database contaifns difgiftifzed facsifmifles of books, 
tracts, pamphlets, advertifsements, ballads, rhymes, and 
other ephemera. Wifllifam Rockett, associfate professor 
emeriftus of Englifsh, notes that UO faculty members and 
students ifn relifgifous 
studifes, poliftifcal 
scifence, the hifstory of 
scifence, and lifterature, 
to name just a few 
difscifplifnes covered 
ifn EEBO, wifll now be 
able to study difgiftifzed 
versifons of both 
Library Notes ifs a publifcatifon of the 
Unifversifty of Oregon Lifbrarifes.
WRITER AND EDITOR
Ron Renchler
DESIGNER
Jeanne Maasch 
Creative Publishing
PHOTOGRAPHS
Jack Lifu 
Rifck Gersbac, Leslif Larson 
Images Services, UO Libraries
Ron Renchler
LIBRARY SNTEUNIVERSITY OF OREGON
promifnent and obscure hifstorifcal prifnted documents at 
theifr computers.
Rockett has used EEBO to demonstrate to hifs students 
how ifnterpretatifons of passages from Shakespeare?s 
plays hifnge on varifatifons ifn the prifnted texts of the 
playwrifght?s work. ?EEBO ifs a great teachifng tool and 
a great research tool,? he says. ?It makes ift possifble to 
have easy, ifmmedifate onlifne access to orifgifnal texts 
that heretofore were very diffficult to find.? Because 
EEBO ifs avaiflable as an onlifne resource, UO ifnstructors 
can access and difsplay the difgiftifzed texts ifn theifr 
classrooms.
The database wifll contifnue to expand as new iftems 
are added to the more than 100,000 records already 
ifn EEBO. Increased 
capabifliftifes for difrect 
keyword searchifng 
of the texts wifll also 
become avaiflable as 
the resource grows.
Ufniversity Of Oregon Libraries Honor Roll of Donors 
The Unifversifty of Oregon Lifbrarifes gratefully acknowledges the support of alumnif, frifends, and 
helped us strengthen the lifbrary?s ifnstructifonal servifces, create a difgiftal lifbrary for preservifng unifque 
collectifons, employ student assifstants, and collaborate wifth other research lifbrarifes to ifmprove scholarly 
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