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Apr 20, 2023 20 min

Episode 7: Tuskegee Archives and Digitization

from Knights HistoryCast Hosted by Sebastian Garcia

(Originally published in 2018 by Holly Baker) The Department of History’s Dr. Robert Cassanello recently sat down with Dana Chandler, Archivist and Assistant Professor at Tuskegee University in Alabama. In March of 2018, Dana Chandler was a guest lecturer at the University of Central Florida. His lecture was titled, “Lifting the Veil: Tuskegee Archives and Digitization”. In the interview, Dr. Cassanello talks with Dana Chandler about his efforts to digitally preserve the Tuskegee University archival collection.

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