SNHU Academic Archive Project

SNHU is creating a digital institutional repository that will provide open, worldwide access to faculty and student research and other scholarly work. This is made possible by a $500,000 National Leadership Grant from the Institute of Museum and Library Services.

The initial phase of this project will include digitizing faculty and student research, master’s theses and doctoral dissertations from the School of Community Economic Development and the international business program. This work currently is housed in the library and in faculty offices; it is not accessible to external communities and is in danger of physical deterioration.

Currently we are collecting license agreements from CED alumni to include their student projects and dissertations as the first scholarly work that will be available.

 

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