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"2022 ISHRAB Historical Records Grant Application Package" by Amanda Avery and Kati Haskins 2022 ISHRAB Grant Materials 2022 ISHRAB Grant Materials 2022 ISHRAB Historical Records Grant Application Package Amanda Avery , Parkland College Kati Haskins , Parkland College This grant application was submitted to the Illinois State Historical Records Advisory Board (ISHRAB) in 2022 and accepted in July 2022.
Grant funds allowed Parkland College librarians to digitize the student newspaper, The Prospectus , and make it available on its institutional repository, SPARK. Avery, Amanda and Haskins, Kati, "2022 ISHRAB Historical Records Grant Application Package" (2022). 2022 ISHRAB Grant Materials .
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