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Folder 10: Centre for Women's Studies at James Cook University Archive Project, 2022-2024: Stage Two – Creating and launching the archive

The Centre for Women's Studies at James Cook University Folder 10: Centre for Women's Studies at James Cook University Archive Project, 2022-2024: Stage Two – Creating and launching the archive. [Manuscript]


Folder 10: Centre for Women's Studies at James Cook University Archive Project, 2022-2024; Stage Two – Creating and launching the archive © James Cook University. Text not displaying? Open this on your laptop or PC.
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Item Type
Manuscript
Collection
Library Archives
Series
The Centre for Women's Studies at James Cook University Folder Series
Location
Townsville Campus Library
Item Code
CWS/F10
Related Links
NQH: The Centre for Women's Studies at James Cook University Archive
NQH: Launch of the Centre for Women’s Studies at James Cook University Archive held by JCU Library Special Collections
Subjects
Women; Townsville; James Cook University

Summary

This folder records the creation of the Centre for Women's Studies at JCU Archive. The folder includes reflections on the project and documents related to the launch of the archive. The folder includes video memories of the archive launch celebration in 2024, thirty years after the inauguration of the Centre for Women's Studies at James Cook University.

Additional Information

Special Collection items may be used on the Library premises by visiting the appropriate Reading Rooms during opening hours. Digital copies of selected items from this Archive will be made available through the repository as copyright or other restrictions allow.

Copyright Information

© James Cook University.

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