Digital Projects
To help share our wonderful collections, the Archives is involved in a number of digital projects.
Electronic theses are available if both student author and faculty advisor agree to world- or campus-only-access. This initiative began in 2004, so most works date to or after this date.
Electronic syllabi are available on-campus only. We began collecting e-syllabi in fall 2006. We depend upon submissions from faculty so, if you do not find a needed syllabus, please contact the faculty member directly.
Williams Digital Collections, powered by CONTENTdm, contains a number of projects in which the Archives' collections appear:
The Williams Memory Project includes a wide variety of Williams-related material: photographs, objects, films, and publications such as yearbooks, handbooks, etc. The bulk of this project has been generously funded by Williams Alumni Relations.
The Psalmodi project contains slides from the records of the Psalmodi archaeological dig run for many years by Prof. Whitney Stoddard.
The Rosenburg archive comprises images from the Rosenburg Family Papers which reflect the family and the farm they loved.
Natural History of the Berkshires includes historical material regarding our geographical area.
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- Charles Stanley Thompson Papers
- Williams Periodicals
- Digital Projects
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