Tigers in the Archive
Clemson University Special Collections and Archives Podcast“Tigers in the Archive” is hosted by Tara Wood, the instruction and outreach archivist for Special Collections and Archives and lecturer in the Department of History and Geography at Clemson University. The podcast brings to life the culture and history of Clemson University with the help of our partners: scholars, students, alumni, and the wider Clemson community by exploring fascinating, and som... more
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 12 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Category | History | ||||
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In this episode, Dr. Tara Wood interviews her colleague, Sean Baker, the Exhibits and Artifacts Curator for Clemson's Special Collections and Archives. As with many who work in Special Collections, Baker comes to Clemson with an interesting backgroun... more
This episode highlights two batches of researchers visiting the Clemson Special Collections and Archives. This summer, during June of 2025, the archives welcomed a fun and curious set of middle and elementary school students from the Clemson area to ... more
We’re kicking off Season 2 by turning the tables! In this episode, guest host Sahara Scott interviews Tigers in the Archive creator and Instruction & Outreach Archivist, Dr. Tara Wood. From her journey to Clemson and her vision for archival instructi... more
Dr. Harold E. Cheatham received a Bachelor of Science degree in Psychology from Pennsylvania State University in 1961, a Master of Arts degree from Colgate University in 1969, and the Doctor of Philosophy degree from Case Western Reserve University i... more
In this episode, we hear from Teri Alexander. Teri recently retired from a 37 years-long career with the Clemson University Libraries. Teri held a variety of positions with the libraries but concluded her career as Director or Learning Environments a... more
This episode brings a new group of researchers to the Clemson Special Collections and Archives. On June 21, 2024, the archives welcomed a fun and curious set of middle school students from the Clemson area to participate in a week-long camp hosted by... more
In this episode, Tara Wood chats with Dr. Otis Pickett, the University Historian for Clemson University. The discussion covers Dr. Pickett’s love of archives and the materials he has used in his research and in his work with students, faculty, alumni... more
This episode is part 2 of Tara Wood's conversation with Dr. Rhondda Thomas about working in archives and her project "Call My Name" callmyname.org/
Edited by: Sahara Scott
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