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Judith K. Fischer Papers

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(1973 – 1996)

Edward H. Nabb Center for Delmarva History and Culture, Salisbury, University, Salisbury, Maryland

Identifier SUA-090
Creator(s) Fischer, Judith K.; Salisbury University Libraries
Acquisition

Materials were accumulated in Blackwell Library with no formal transfers or donations.
Language(s) English
Use Records are open for research. Copyright, including literary rights, belongs to the author(s) or their legal heirs. Permission to publish or reproduce must be obtained from the Nabb Research Center which extends beyond "fair use."
Preferred Citation "Item, collection title and identifier, box # and folder # (if applicable), Edward H. Nabb Research Center for Delmarva History and Culture, Salisbury University, Salisbury, Maryland."
Attribution Finding aid written by Jennifer Piegols, January 2020.
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Abstract

The Judith K. Fischer papers document purchases, subscriptions, and collections made by Judy Fischer while she was Head of Technical Services at Blackwell Library and Associate Director of Blackwell Library from 1973 to 1996. Included in this collection is a printer manual, information about book binding companies, micropublishing companies, fax machine companies, expenditure and analysis paperwork, and information about various subscriptions Blackwell Library had to collect new materials, especially material on microfilm. There is also a Masters Theses by Kimberly D. Hoffman-Goodson entitled: The Effect of Simulation on Data Retention in a Group of Nursing Students.

Biographical History

Judith K. Fisher was the Head of Technical Services at Blackwell Library and then the Associate Director of Blackwell Library at Salisbury University.  

Scope and Content Note

The Judith K. Fischer papers document purchases, subscriptions, and collections made by Judy Fischer while she was Head of Technical Services at Blackwell Library and Associate Director of Blackwell Library from 1973 to 1996.  Included in this collection is a printer manual, information about book binding companies, micropublishing companies, fax machine companies, expenditure and analysis paperwork, and information about various subscriptions Blackwell Library had to collect new materials, especially material on microfilm.  There is also a Masters Theses by Kimberly D. Hoffman-Goodson entitled: The Effect of Simulation on Data Retention in a Group of Nursing Students.

Arrangement Statement

Folders are arranged alphabetically.

Subject Terms

  • Topical Terms
    • Libraries
    • Handbooks and Manuals
    • College Records
  • Corporate Names
    • Salisbury University Libraries

Inventory List

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  1. ABI/Inform Ondisc Information, 1988-1996
  2. Achieving the Vision in Hard Times II: Action Plan, 1993
  3. Book Binding Information, 1973-1989
  4. Book Binding Information (2), 1973-1989
  5. Brochure Packet for The Executive M.B.A. Program for the Franklin Perdue School of Business, undated
  6. Canon Reader Printer, 1989-1990
  7. CIRR Microbublishing Information, 1989-1991
  8. CLSI Information, 1986-1990
  9. Contentsalert Survey, 1993-1994
  10. Ebsco and Faxon Subscriptions, 1989-1995
  11. Expenditures and Analysis, 1974-1984
  12. Fax Machine Brochures, circa 1992
  13. LIMS II Cost Justification, 1990-1994
  14. Manual for Microline 82A Dot Matrix Printer, undated
  15. Masters Thesis: Kimberly D. Hoffman-Goodson, The Effect of Simulation on Data Retention in a Group of Nursing Students, 1988
  16. Microforms Information, 1974-1984
  17. Palinet Backfiles, 1985-1995
  18. Supply Orders 1989,
  19. UMI Microfiche Information, 1988-1993

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