Tag Archives: archival studies

Guest Post: PBPF Fellow Eric Saxon, KOPN

Posted on October 10, 2018 by rynaapb

Greetings gentle reader, I’m Eric Saxon, a Masters of Information and Library Science student specializing in archives at the University of Missouri – Columbia, and part of the second cohort of the Public Broadcasting Preservation Fellowship (PBPF). This summer, I … Continue reading →

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Guest Post: PBPF Fellow Riley Griffin, GPB

Posted on September 6, 2018 by rynaapb

Hi, everyone! My name is Riley Griffin (xe/xir). I am just now entering my second year of graduate school in Clayton State University’s Masters of Archival Studies program. I am the second fellow, after Virginia Angles, to be a … Continue reading →

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