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Amy Brandon, the Scientific Guitarist

Submitted by Amy Brandon on February 10, 2017 - 1:13pm
Launched in January, The Scientific Guitarist explores Amy Brandon's ongoing work in the intersections of guitar performance, jazz, and cognitive research.
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Want to learn how to do research? Take Ethnomusicology 185.

Submitted by Maureen Russell on September 21, 2013 - 11:40pm

Do you want to learn how to do research?  Use everything from periodical indices to special collection/archive finding aids?  Need to know how to cite what you find?  In other words, do you want to become information literate?  Take ESM 185, a new one-unit tutorial class in Ethnomusicology.

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Reference and Research: Ask an Archivist

Submitted by Maureen Russell on October 31, 2012 - 10:51am

This is one of an occasional series detailing what it is that archivists (and librarians) actually do.  Today I will be discussing what is likely to be called Reference and Instructional Services or Reference and Research Services. 

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