University of Washington iSchool 3rd Annual Ed Mignon Distinguished Lecture with Dr. Luciana Duranti

Please join us on Feb 25th for the University of Washington iSchool 3^rd Annual Ed Mignon Distinguished Lecture with Dr. Luciana Duranti

“The Concept of Place in the Digital World: Does the ‘Where’ of Preservation Still Matter? Why? And to Whom?”

On Wednesday, February 25, 2015, Kane Hall 110

Reception at 4 p.m. and lecture begins at 4:30 p.m.

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Directions to Kane Hall: http://www.css.washington.edu/KNE_Directions

Dr. Luciana Duranti is professor and chair of the Archival Studies program at University of British Columbia, director of both the InterPARES project and the Centre for the International Study Records and Archives, and a leading expert on digital preservation. Her research informs systems design, policy work, and a range of professional practices on six continents.  

The Ed Mignon Distinguished Lectureship is named after UW Information School alumnus and former faculty member, Dr. Edmond Mignon. It is made possible by a gift from his wife Molly Mignon.  

The event page can be found here:

https://ischool.uw.edu/events/ed-mignon-distinguished-lecture-dr-luciana-duranti