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Federal grant · project grant (b)
The Phillips Collection Will Establish an Archival Digitization Program in Collaboration With Its Academic Partner, the University of Maryland, College Park. the Museum Will Hire a Digital Assets Librarian and Processing Archivist to Work With the Lead Project Advisor and Other Staff to Process and Digitize 105,310 Items (62 Linear Feet) of Priority Archival Material; Create a Digital Repository With an Associated Archives Catalog; Establish the Museum's First Digital Preservation Plan; and Make the Digitized Material Accessible on the Museum's Website. the Project Will Facilitate Access and Discovery of the Museum's Most-requested Primary Sources for Scholarly Research While Building Staff Capacity for Digital Collections Management.
Committed
$244,310
Paid out
$240.1K
98%
Committed, not yet paid
$4.2K
2%
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