Bridge That Gap! Education and Special Collections

Abstract

When asked some months ago if I would be willing to give the keynote address at the 2005 RBMS Preconference on the topic of education and special collections, I was both delighted and dismayed. The good news was that I would have a chance to sound off a bit about my most favorite and least favorite practices in the realm of special collections. The bad news was that the central trope—Bridging the Gap—was chosen for me and I was not at all sure I understood it. Despite my misgivings about providing what was wanted, however, the opportunity to . . .

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