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Manuscript Transcribathon at UVA

[10 March 2015] Join Rare Book School and the Folger Shakespeare Library for a Manuscript Transcribathon on Wednesday, 18 March in Alderman Library 421 (the large classroom in the Scholars' Lab). The event will begin at noon with a brown-bag lunch talk by Heather Wolfe, RBS faculty member and Curator of Manuscripts at the Folger: "Why Manuscripts Matter: An Introduction to Early Modern Manuscripts Online."

Following the talk, until 7 p.m., participants are invited to lend a hand with one of the Folger Shakespeare Library’s new and exciting digital humanities endeavors: the Early Modern Manuscripts Online (EMMO) project. Come learn about paleography and try out user-friendly software tools as you transcribe manuscripts from the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries. Beginners and experts are welcome: Folger staff and UVA graduate students will be on hand to assist in all aspects of creating transcriptions, and "mini-races" will be held throughout the day (there will be prizes!). Stop in to try a few words and learn about the process, or make a day of it.

See the Folger blog post EMMO: Early Modern Manuscripts Online for more about the project, or read about the previous transcribathon, held at the University of Pennsylvania in December.

Now Accepting Applications for October Courses

[25 February 2015] Applications are now being accepted via myRBS for two Rare Book School courses being offered in New York City, 18–23 October 2015:

Please log in to your myRBS account or create a new account to begin the application process.

Applications for Rare Book School courses are considered on a rolling basis until a course has reached enrollment capacity. To be considered for the first round of admissions decisions for fall courses, submit your application(s) by 1 July. Applications for spring and summer RBS courses are still being considered on a rolling basis; see the Course Schedule page for a full listing of 2015 courses.

See the Application & Admissions page for more details.

IMLS-RBS Fellowships Awarded

[11 February 2015] RBS is pleased to announce that the selection process for the IMLS-RBS Fellowships for Early-Career Librarians is now complete: a first cohort of twenty IMLS-RBS Fellows has been chosen. This fellowship will allow young professionals to attend an RBS course and to increase their professional involvement at the national level through participation in the conference of the Rare Books and Manuscripts Section (RBMS) of the Association of College and Research Libraries (ACRL), a division of the ALA. The aim of the program is to help fellows acquire skills relevant to professional work in special collections and build important professional networks.

The 2015 IMLS-RBS Fellows are:

Sarah M. Allison
Aaisha N. Haykal
George L. Apodaca
Jameka Lewis
Stephanie Barnwell
Alexsandra K. Mitchell
Tameca Beckett
Albert Palacios
Yuh-Fen Benda
Tiffany Saulter
Rosemary K.J. Davis
Curtis Small, Jr.
Jason W. Dean Sandra K. Tharp-Thee
Marcela S. Estevez Allison S. Tyous
Marcie Farwell Amy C. Vo
Jamillah R. Gabriel Brynn White

See the press release for more information.

Barbara Heritage Appointed Associate Director of Rare Book School

[27 January 2015] We are very pleased to announce that Barbara Heritage has been appointed Rare Book School's Associate Director & Curator of Collections.

Barbara has worked at RBS since 2002 in increasingly responsible capacities. "Over many years, Barbara Heritage's service to Rare Book School has been exemplary," said Director Michael F. Suarez, S.J. In December 2014, Barbara was graduated from the University of Virginia with her Ph.D. in English literature after completing her dissertation, "Brontë and the Bookmakers: Jane Eyre in the Nineteenth-Century Literary Marketplace."

"Michael Suarez told me three years ago or so that he would promote me once I had earned my doctoral degree," Heritage said. "Working a full-time job while pursuing a Ph.D. was very demanding; however, RBS has enriched my research and teaching at every turn. I feel very honored to be recognized by the School. My colleagues and teachers at RBS have been deeply supportive of my studies, and it's a joy to continue working with them."

Many congratulations to Barbara!

RBS-UVA Fellowship Applications Open

[20 January 2015] Applications for the 2015–16 RBS-UVA Fellowships are now being accepted. Rare Book School invites students at the University of Virginia to apply for a fellowship designed to enhance research employing special collections, including written, printed, and born-digital materials.

Significant dates for the fellowship application process:

4 February 2015: Information Reception (4–6 p.m.; 118 Alderman Library)
5 February 2015: Information Reception (4–6 p.m.; 118 Alderman Library)
17 March 2015: Project Proposal Workshop (4:30–6 p.m.; 118 Alderman Library)
2 April 2015: Application Deadline (5 p.m.)

Accepted applicants will attend a week-long course at RBS in 2015, and will submit a final project to RBS by 15 April 2016.

See the RBS-UVA Fellowships page for eligibility requirements and application information, and for links to biographies and projects of previous RBS-UVA Fellows.

Apply Now for Spring & Summer 2015 Courses

[7 January 2015] Applications for spring and summer 2015 courses are now being accepted via our online application system, myRBS.

Please log in to your myRBS account or create a new account to begin the application process.

Applications for Rare Book School courses are considered on a rolling basis until a course has reached enrollment capacity. To be considered for the first round of admissions decisions, submit your application(s) for spring and summer courses by 20 February.

See the Application & Admissions page for more details.

2014 Fath Scholarship Awards Announced

[6 January 2015] We are happy to announce the recipients of the 2014 Fath Scholarships for Artists and Artisans of the Book. Congratulations!

Anne Beck
Emily Lynch
Brigid Conroy
Jesse Marsolais
Arini Esarey
Genevieve Nordmark
Quinn Ferris
Robin Price
Jerushia Graham
Johanna Weizenecker
Sarah Hulsey
David Wolfe

2014 Scholarship Awards Announced

[15 December 2014] Rare Book School is pleased to announce the recipients of its 2014 Scholarship Committee awards, as well as the first winners of the Buice Scholarships for returning RBS students. Congratulations!

Recipients of the IMLS-RBS Fellowships and the Fath Scholarships for Artists and Artisans of the Book will be announced in January.

Directors' Scholarship Fund:

Jennifer Bradshaw
Michelle Lyons-McFarland
Amanda Burr
Caitlin McCarthy
Lucas Dietrich
Caleb Mutch
Amelia Grounds
Philip Palmer
Katherine Hindley
Anne Peale
Sarah Hoover
Sara Powell
Mary Catherine Kinniburgh
Melissa Reynolds
Max Koss
Jason Rovito
Sjoerd Levelt
Louisa Trott

ASECS Scholarship: Christine Griffiths

Atlas Systems Scholarship: Ariadne Rehbein

BSA-RBS Scholarship: Ann Johnson

James Davis Scholarship: Andrew Stewart

SHARP-RBS Scholarships:

Anne Harding
Simon Rowberry
Alexandra Kordoski  Lauren Williams

William T. Buice III Scholarships:

Julie Christenson
Dana Hart
James Ensley  Michelle McCarthy
Erin Fletcher  Daniel Morse
Fionnuala Gerrity  Jennifer Robertson

RBS Open House Scheduled for 5 December

[25 November 2014] Rare Book School will host an open house for UVA students, faculty and staff on Friday, 5 December from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. to promote the RBS-UVA Fellowship program (for students) and the UVA faculty/staff education benefit, which can be used to attend an RBS course. Students who bring a professor with them to the open house will receive an RBS-themed gift. Light refreshments will be served.

See the RBS-UVA Fellowship page for more information about the program.

Nicholas Basbanes Article on RBS Featured in Humanities

[20 November 2014] Author Nicholas Basbanes joined us for a summer session in Charlottesville this year to give a lecture and conduct interviews and research for an article about Rare Book School. We are delighted that Nick's article was recently published in Humanities, the magazine of the National Endowment for the Humanities, and is now available online or in the print version of the November/December issue.

RBS at the Boston Book Fair

[10 November 2014] If you'll be in Boston this weekend (14–16 November) for the excellent Boston International Antiquarian Book Fair, please be sure to stop by the Rare Book School table on Cultural Row. We'll be at Booth 617 (floor plan), with printed copies of our just-released 2015 schedule, a slideshow of images from 2014 RBS classes, and more.

Rare Book School Director Michael F. Suarez, S.J., Assistant Director & Curator of Collections Barbara Heritage, Assistant Curator of Collections Tess Goodman, and Director of Communications & Outreach Jeremy Dibbell will all be at the Fair, at the RBS table and around the show floor. We look forward to seeing many RBS friends in Boston!

RBS Announces 2015 Course Schedule

[30 October 2014] We are very pleased to announce the 2015 Rare Book School spring and summer course schedule! Along with 26 courses in Charlottesville, RBS will also offer courses at the Lilly Library at Indiana University Bloomington; in Philadelphia at the University of Pennsylvania's Kislak Center for Special Collections, Rare Books and Manuscripts and the Library Company of Philadelphia; and at the Library of Congress in Washington, DC.

Eight new courses are on the schedule for 2015: Reference Sources for Researching Printed Americana (L-45); Digital Approaches to Bibliography & Book History (L-100); The Bible and Histories of Reading (H-105); Modern Art of the Book (H-35); Reading Publishers' Archives for the Study of the American Book (H-95); The Eighteenth-Century Book (H-100); Preservation Imaging: Science, Scholarship, and the Artifact (L-105); and The Art & Science of Cartography, 200–1550 (H-110).

See the full schedule.

RBS Receives Grant for Additional RBS-Mellon Fellowships

[1 October 2014] Rare Book School has been awarded a grant in the amount of $757,000 from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation to fund a third cohort of fellows for the Andrew W. Mellon Fellowship of Scholars in Critical Bibliography. Forty fellows currently participate in the program; RBS will admit an additional twenty fellows to the program in the spring of 2015. The aim of the program is to reinvigorate bibliographical studies within the humanities by introducing doctoral candidates, postdoctoral fellows, and junior faculty to specialized skills, methods, and professional networks for conducting advanced research with material texts. Fellows will receive funding and stipends for RBS course attendance, as well as support for research-related travel to special collections. The deadline for application to the program is 1 December 2014. Interested scholars are encouraged to apply as soon as possible. See the RBS-Mellon Fellowship page for more details. Press release.

Now Accepting Applications for RBS Scholarships, IMLS-RBS Fellowships

[2 September 2014] We are now accepting applications for the 2014 scholarship cycle. To begin the application process, please log into your myRBS account (or create a new myRBS account). On the Home screen, click the "Apply for a Scholarship or Fellowship" button on the left side of the page. If you have any trouble with myRBS, see the FAQ page or email rbs_programs@virginia.edu.

Applications are now open for RBS Scholarship Committee scholarships (for first-time RBS students); Fath Scholarships for Artists and Artisans of the Book (for first-time RBS students); William T. Buice III Scholarships (for returning RBS students); and for the IMLS-RBS Fellowships for Early-Career Librarians. See the individual scholarship pages for more information about each type of scholarship/fellowship. For general queries about scholarships or fellowships, see the Frequently Asked Questions page.

NB: The application deadline for RBS Scholarship Committee awards, Buice Scholarships for returning students, and the IMLS-RBS Fellowships is Wednesday, 15 October 2014 at 5 p.m. EDT. The application deadline for Fath Scholarships is Friday, 7 November 2014 at 5 p.m. EST.

RBS Featured in Washington Post Video

[28 August 2014] Rare Book School is the subject of a new five-minute video from the Washington Post:

To see a larger version, visit the PostTV site.

RBS Faculty Member James Reilly Receives Preservation Award

[2 July 2014] RBS faculty member James Reilly, director of the Image Permanence Institute (IPI) at the Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT), has received the 2014 Paul Banks and Carolyn Harris Preservation Award, given annually by the Association for Library Collections & Technical Services (ALCTS) Preservation and Reformatting Section (PARS).  The award recognizes the contribution of a professional preservation specialist who has been active in the field of preservation of library materials. James received the award on 28 June, at the ALCTS Awards Ceremony during the 2014 American Library Association (ALA) Annual Conference in Las Vegas.

See the ALA press release for more information on the award.

Reminder: Apply Now for Fall Courses

[23 June 2014] To be considered for the first round of admissions decisions for the three Rare Book School courses being offered in October, please submit your application via myRBS before 1 July. The courses are:

Please log in to your myRBS account or create a new account to begin the application process.

Applications for Rare Book School courses are considered on a rolling basis until a course has reached enrollment capacity.

See the Application & Admissions page for more details.

RBS Announces 2014 Summer Lecture Series Schedule

[4 June 2014] The staff at Rare Book School are thrilled to announce the exciting lineup for this summer's lecture series! The schedule is packed with talks by specialists who will speak on a wide array of subjects, from braille to zines and engraving to word processing.

The lectures are free and open to the public. All talks will take place on Monday and Wednesday evenings at 5:30 p.m. in the Auditorium of the Albert and Shirley Small Special Collections Library (unless otherwise noted). Lectures will last 30–40 minutes with 10 minutes for Q&A, and will be followed by a reception in the RBS space on the first floor of Alderman Library.

Date Lecturer Background Title Location
9 June Janice Radway Walter Dill Scott Professor of Communication Studies, Northwestern University "Riot Grrrl History, Underground Itineraries, and Girl Zine Networks: Unruly Subjects in the 1990s and Beyond" UVA Special Collections
11 June Matthew G. Kirschenbaum Associate Director, Maryland Institute for Technology in the Humanities (MITH) "INVALID.KEYSTROKE: John Updike and the Bibliography of Word Processing" UVA Special Collections
16 June Fenella France Chief of the Preservation Research and Testing Division, Library of Congress "Revealing Within: Non-Invasive Spectral Imaging of Historic Materials" UVA Special Collections
18 June Karen Keninger Director, National Library Service for the Blind and Physically Handicapped "That All May Read: A Brief History of Braille and Talking Books" UVA Special Collections
7 July Mark Tomasko Collector/Writer/Researcher "The Art of Bank Note Engraving" UVA Special Collections
9 July Scott E. Casper Dean of the College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences and Professor of History at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County "Teaching American Book History: Perspectives after Two Decades" UVA Special Collections
21 July Ben Pauley Associate Professor of English, Eastern Connecticut State University "Remediating Book History" UVA Special Collections
22 July (Tuesday) Paul Needham & Nick Wilding Scheide Librarian, Princeton University & Associate Professor in Early Modern History, Georgia State University "Learning from Galileo" UVA Special Collections
28 July Nicholas Basbanes Author "Common Bond: Tales of a World Awash in Paper" UVA Special Collections
30 July Goran Proot Andrew W. Mellon Curator of Rare Books, Folger Shakespeare Library "Big Data and the Study of Early Modern Books" UVA Special Collections

We are very grateful to our 2014 summer lecture sponors: Tavistock Books (sponsoring the 9 June and 28 July lectures by Janice Radway and Nicholas Basbanes); an anonymous donor in honor of the American Printing History Association (sponsoring the 16 June lecture by Fenella France); the Antiquarian Booksellers' Association of America (sponsoring the 30 July lecture by Goran Proot); and the Southeast Chapter of the Antiquarian Booksellers' Association of America (sponsoring the 22 July RBS Forum featuring Paul Needham and Nick Wilding).

Now Accepting Applications for October Courses

[12 May 2014] Applications are now being accepted via myRBS for three Rare Book School courses being offered in October:

Please log in to your myRBS account or create a new account to begin the application process.

Applications for Rare Book School courses are considered on a rolling basis until a course has reached enrollment capacity. To be considered for the first round of admissions decisions for fall courses, submit your application(s) by 1 July.

See the Application & Admissions page for more details.

RBS-Mellon Fellowships Awarded

[6 May 2014] RBS is pleased to announce that the selection process for the Andrew W. Mellon Fellowship of Scholars in Critical Bibliography is now complete: a second cohort of 20 RBS-Mellon Fellows has been chosen. The aim of the fellowship program is to reinvigorate bibliographical studies within the humanities by introducing doctoral candidates, postdocs, and junior faculty to specialized skills, methods, and professional networks for conducting advanced research with material texts. Read more about the 2014–16 fellows.

Announcing the 2014–15 RBS-UVA Fellows

[28 April 2014] The 2014–15 cohort of RBS-UVA Fellows has been selected. The new fellows are:

Each of the fellows will attend an RBS course this summer, and will submit a final fellowship project by 13 April 2015.

See the RBS-UVA Fellowship page for more information about the fellowship program.

RBS Receives $279,830 Grant to Fund IMLS-RBS Fellowships for Early-Career Librarians

[31 March 2014] We are extremely pleased to announce that Rare Book School has received a grant of $279,830 from the Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS) through their Laura Bush 21st Century Librarian Program. This grant will fund a fellowship program to help educate and contribute to the professional development of early-career special collections librarians, with a special emphasis on recruiting participants currently underrepresented in the field. Over the next two years, forty library school students and library professionals in the early stages of their careers in special collections will receive funding to take a course at Rare Book School as well as to attend the annual preconference of the Rare Books and Manuscripts Section (RBMS) of the Association of College & Research Libraries, a division of the American Library Association. The grant also funds a replicable, longitudinal study of the program's impact on the professional development and career growth of participating fellows.

"Rare Book School is honored to receive this vote of confidence from one of the most prestigious organizations in our field," said Rare Book School Director Michael F. Suarez, S.J. "We very much look forward to putting the granted funds to good use to help ensure the long-term stewardship and mediation of cultural heritage in the United States for this and future generations."

Applications for the first cohort of IMLS Fellows will be accepted this fall, and the two cohorts of fellows will attend RBS courses and the RBMS preconference in the summers of 2015 and 2016. Watch our Fellowships page for more information.

See the full IMLS announcement.

The Institute of Museum and Library Services is the primary source of federal support for the nation's 123,000 libraries and 17,500 museums. Its mission is to inspire libraries and museums to advance innovation, lifelong learning, and cultural and civic engagement. Its grant making, policy development, and research help libraries and museums deliver valuable services that make it possible for communities and individuals to thrive. To learn more, visit www.imls.gov and follow IMLS on Facebook and Twitter.

Reminder: RBS-UVA Fellowship Applications Due 7 April

[26 March 2014] Applications for the 2014–15 RBS-UVA Fellowships are due on Monday, 7 April, by 5 pm. Undergraduate and graduate students at the University of Virginia are invited to apply for these fellowships, designed to enhance research employing special collections, including written, printed, and born-digital materials.

Accepted applicants will attend a week-long course at RBS in 2014, and will submit a final project to RBS by 13 April 2015.

See the RBS-UVA Fellowships page for eligibility requirements and application information, and for links to biographies and projects of previous RBS-UVA Fellows.

Michael Suarez to Deliver Lecture on Franklin's Way to Wealth

[13 March 2014] Rare Book School, in partnership with the Virginia Festival of the Book, is pleased to announce a lecture by RBS Director Michael F. Suarez, S.J.: "Benjamin Franklin's Way to Wealth: The Making of an International Best-Seller." The lecture will be held on Thursday, 20 March at 4:00 p.m. in the auditorium of the Harrison Institute / Albert and Shirley Small Special Collections Library at UVA. The lecture is free and open to the public. A reception will follow in the RBS suite, 118 Alderman Library. More details here.

Announcing the Fath Scholarships for Artists and Artisans of the Book

[25 February 2014] Rare Book School is delighted to announce a grant from the Creekmore and Adele Fath Foundation to fund the Fath Scholarships for Artists and Artisans of the Book. These scholarships will include tuition and stipends to attend an RBS course, and will be awarded to individuals actively engaged in hands-on work with printed artifacts and who are ineligible for funding or financial aid through their places of work. Bookbinders, letterpress printers, graphic designers, conservators, papermakers, printmakers, type designers, and other book artists and artisans are invited to apply.

Applicants will be asked to submit a short personal statement in which they describe: their work with books; their reasons for wishing to attend RBS; the likelihood of their ability to share the knowledge they gained at RBS with others in the book arts or conservation communities; and their need for financial aid. Fath Scholars will be selected on the basis of their ability to address these points, as well as the demonstrated quality of their work, their seriousness of purpose in attending RBS, and their financial need. Extra consideration will be given to applicants who own and operate their own businesses, and/or whose work has an especially historical focus.

Fath Scholarships will be awarded on a competitive basis as part of the regular RBS scholarship cycle, with applications available in early September and due on 15 October. Scholarship recipients must claim their award within two years.

RBS Establishes Buice Scholarship Fund for Returning Students

[12 February 2014] Rare Book School is extremely pleased to announce the establishment of our first-ever scholarship opportunity for returning RBS students. In honor of Bill Buice, member of the Rare Book School Board of Directors for a dozen years and Chairman of the Board from 2008 until January 2014, we have created the William T. Buice III Scholarship, which will cover full RBS tuition for returning students with demonstrable financial need. Applicants from all fields are invited to apply.

The Buice Scholarships will be awarded on a competitive basis as part of the regular RBS Scholarship cycle, with applications available in early September and due on 15 October. Scholarship recipients must claim their awards within two years.

We have long recognized the pressing need to provide scholarships for returning students as part of the School's service to the ongoing education of librarians, conservators, and others who do not have the means to support their professional development. We are delighted to be able to do so now in recognition of Bill Buice's exemplary service to Rare Book School, and we are thankful indeed to those who have contributed to the fund.

The long-term success of the Buice Scholarship Fund depends upon the generosity of individual donors and foundations. If you are interested in supporting the ongoing professional education of students returning to RBS, please consider making a donation today.

Alice Schreyer to Chair RBS Board of Directors

Bill Buice and Alice Schreyer

[28 January 2014] The Rare Book School Board of Directors held their annual meeting on Saturday, 25 January at the New York Public Library. This meeting marked the completion of the term of William T. Buice III as chairman of the Board of Directors, a post he has held with great distinction since 2008. Bill has served on the Board since 2002, and his organizational insight, sagacious advice, and generosity of spirit have been deeply appreciated by the Rare Book School Board and staff. The Board honored Bill with a heartfelt resolution in recognition of his many years of service, and with the establishment of a scholarship fund in his honor (public announcement coming soon!).

The Board approved the election of Alice Schreyer as its new chair, with Robert Gross as vice-chair, Giovanni Favretti as secretary, and Joan Friedman as treasurer.

Alice Schreyer is Assistant University Librarian for Humanities, Social Sciences, and Special Collections at the University of Chicago Library, where she was previously director of the Special Collections Research Center. Before coming to the University of Chicago, she held positions at the University of Delaware, the Library of Congress, and Columbia University. Alice was the founding editor of Rare Books & Manuscripts from 1988 to 1993, and has taught the Rare Book School course Special Collections Librarianship since 2001. She has served on the RBS Board since 2004, and has been secretary since 2009.

The Board also voted to renew the appointments of members John Robinson Block and Arthur Schwarz, and to approve the appointment of two new members: Beppy Owen and Szilvia Szmuk-Tanenbaum. Beppy Owen, a graduate of Rollins College and the University of Virginia School of Law, is a partner at Akerman LLP in Orlando, Florida. Szilvia Szmuk-Tanenbaum, Ph.D., served as special collections librarian at St. John's University in New York City for 26 years, and is the compiler of several bibliographies of Spanish comedias sueltas. She is active in the Grolier Club, the Bibliographical Society of America, and the Center for Book Arts, among other organizations.

Alice Schreyer said of her election as Chair of the Board of Directors, "It is an honor to serve RBS and I look forward to working with the Board and the school's many friends in the bibliographical community to achieve its educational mission."

RBS-UVA Fellowship Applications Open

[21 January 2014] Applications for the 2014–15 RBS-UVA Fellowships are now being accepted. Rare Book School invites students at the University of Virginia to apply for a fellowship designed to enhance research employing special collections, including written, printed, and born-digital materials.

Significant dates for the fellowship application process:

5 February 2014: Information Reception (4–6 pm; 118 Alderman Library)
6 February 2014: Information Reception (4–6 pm; 118 Alderman Library)
25 March 2014: Project Proposal Workshop (4:30–6 pm; 118 Alderman Library)
7 April 2014: Application Deadline (5 pm)

Accepted applicants will attend a week-long course at RBS in 2014, and will submit a final project to RBS by 13 April 2015.

See the RBS-UVA Fellowships page for eligibility requirements and application information, and for links to biographies and projects of previous RBS-UVA Fellows.

Apply Now for Summer 2014 Courses

[8 January 2014] Applications for summer 2014 courses are now being accepted via the myRBS online application system.

Please log in to your myRBS account or create a new account to begin the application process.

Applications for Rare Book School courses are considered on a rolling basis until a course has reached enrollment capacity. To be considered for the first round of admissions decisions, submit your application(s) for summer courses by 15 February.

See the Application & Admissions page for more details.


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