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The informal science education field would benefit from having archives where these types of materials could be preserved and studied.
Is anyone aware of a university or museum that maintains collections in this area?

David Ucko
Museums + more


> Date:    Sun, 9 Jan 2011 20:54:02 -0500
> From:    Lisa Rudy <[log in to unmask]>
> Subject: NSF boxes
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> In the last two boxes, too much to catalog - but a few items:
> A full proposal from the American Chemical  Society for Chain Reaction!
> correspondence and various items related to NSF funded projects
> educational materials created by just about everyone, including NASA,
> Recipe for Science, a big compendium by Jennifer Discenna (Michigan 
> Science  Theater)
> a gloriously beautiful NSF publication called "Science and Technology 
> Centers"
> and a HUGE poster called "Science Across the World" sponsored, 
> amazingly, by British Petroleum
> and much, much more...
> -- 
> Lisa Jo Rudy
> 508-540-7293
> 
> Falmouth, MA
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> http://www.lisarudy.com

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