Rare Book School
Charlottesville, Virginia.

• Introduction to Codicology (Summer, 1998)
  Instructor: Albert Derolez
• Introduction to Medieval and Early Renaissance Bookbinding Structures (Summer, 1999)
  Instructor: Christopher Clarkson
• Physical Evidence in Early Printed Books (Summer, 2001)
  Instructor: Paul Needham
• The Printed Book in the West since 1800 (Summer 2003)
  Instructor: Eric Holzenberg

• Survey of European Art, Renaissance to Modern (Summer, 1992)
• Problems in Medieval Art and Architecture - The Renaissance Book of Hours (Fall, 1992).
  seminar paper: signs of use in the Hours of Charles V
• Studies in Italian Renaissance Art - Role and Identity of the Artist in Italian Renaissance Art (Spring, 1993).
• Introduction to Art History, Modern Art (Summer, 1993)
• Impressionism in Society (Fall, 1993)
  paper: Degas' monotypes
• Women in Italian Renaissance Art ( Spring, 1994)
  seminar paper: images from Petrarch's Trionfi on domestic furniture.
• Architecture of the Middle Ages (Fall, 1994)
• Prints of the 15th through the 17th Century (Spring, 1995)
  seminar paper: Children of the Planets blockbooks
  related web site: The Planets and Their Children
• Medieval Illuminated Book (Fall, 1995)
  paper: codicological analysis and historical context of Netherlandish book of hours in Cornell University Library collection.
• Paleography, Bibliography, and Reception History for 14th - 17th Century Literature (Fall, 1997)
  seminar paper: introduction of textual divisions to Mandeville's Travels in the 1499 edition of Wynkyn de Worde
• History of the Book (Spring, 1998)
  term project: late medieval bindings
• Art and Death in the Middle Ages (Fall, 1998)
  term paper: Ars moriendi blockbooks
• Prelude to the Italian Renaissance; Duecento and Trecento Italian Art (Fall, 1999)
  term paper: Exultet rolls

• Coaching and Developing Employees, October, 1999
• Series on Library Instruction and Facilitation, August, 1999
• Employee Interviewing and Selection Techniques, June, 1999
• Teaching What You Know: Instructing Adults, May, 1998
• Grantwriting Procedures, April, 1997
• Culture of Grantsmanship, March, 1997
  
  

• Conservation Center for Art and Historic Artifacts workshop
  Show and Tell: Preservation Planning for Exhibitions, December 2003
• South Central Regional Library Council Conservation and Preservation Series
  • Needs Assessment and Environmental Monitoring, November, 1998
  • Protective Enclosures, January, 1999
  • Care of Graphic Materials, May, 1999
  • Exhibitions, June, 1999
• Rare Book and Manuscripts Section ALA Preconference Workshop
  Learning to Look: Making a Case for Preservation, June 1998

• Introduction to the Library and Information Profession (Summer, 1995)
  term paper: Use of Paraprofessionals in Reference.
• Information Services and Resources (Fall, 1995)
  term project: AskERIC Infoguide: "Multimedia Development".
• Management of Libraries and Information Centers (Fall, 1995)
  term paper: case study - Cornell University Library Technical Services.
• Information Systems: Theory and Design (Spring, 1996)
  term paper: evaluation of the Museum Educational Site Licensing (MESL) Project.
• Policy, Social and Economic Issues of Libraries and Information Centers (Spring, 1996)
  literature review: Academia and Academic Publishing.
• Indexing and Abstracting: Theory and Practice (Summer, 1996)
  term presentation and paper: Issues in Indexing Diaries.
• Preservation Policy and Management (Summer, 1996)
  term project: NEH grant proposal
• Internships (Fall, 1996; Spring, 1997)
• Independent Study on Instructional Strategies for Adults (Summer, 1997)
  
  

• Interactive Multimedia Research and Design (Fall, 1996)
  group project: design of interface for an information kiosk in a museum gallery.
• Social Use and Design of Communication Systems (Spring, 1997)
  term project: review of issues in using a Web-based survey to solicit user feedback for an image database.

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