The staff of the Social Welfare History Archives are available for class presentations, whether or not classes are affiliated with the University of Minnesota. Types of instruction can include:

  • Introduction to archives.
  • Using the archives for a class project.
  • Narrowly focused presentations on topics covered by the Archives.
  • Opportunities for students to develop research, information literacy and critical thinking skills by working with historical documents.

Please contact Linnea Anderson, Archivist, for more information on scheduling a session for your class at the archives.
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