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SUMMARY:Opportunity for Research and Study:The Wolfensberger Archives at the University of Nebraska Medical Center McGoogan Health Sciences Library
DESCRIPTION:DOCTOR WOLF WOLFENSBERGER\, human services\nthinker\, leader\, reformer\, and inventor of Social Role\nValorization (SRV)\, left a very extensive archive of\nmaterials upon his death in February 2011. These archives are\nheld at the University of Nebraska Medical Center in Omaha\,\nNebraska\, where Dr. Wolfensberger held one of his first\npositions in the 1960s-early ’70s. His time in Omaha was also\none of his most active in designing and implementing\nservices that were not institutional in nature—some of the\nfirst in the country—and based on the then-new principle of\nnormalization\, the forerunner of SRV.\nThis presentation will explain the history and contents of the\narchives\, which include—among other things—papers\, audiovisual\nteaching materials\, recordings of presentations\, and\nbooks. It will also explain how the archives are organized and\nhow to access them—both in person and electronically—as\nwell as some of the hopes and plans to preserve the archived\nmaterials and make them more widely available.\nThe presentation will be about 50 minutes to an hour in\nlength\, followed by 30 to 40 minutes for questions and discussion.\nThe presentation will be conducted by Susan Thomas of\nthe Training Institute at Syracuse University that Dr. Wolfensberger\nfounded in 1973 and directed for 38 years\, and Darby\nKurtz of the McGoogan Library at the University of Nebraska\nMedical Center\, who is the archivist with responsibility for\nthe Wolfensberger materials there.
URL:https://socialrolevalorization.com/event/opportunity-for-research-and-studythe-wolfensberger-archives-at-the-university-of-nebraska-medical-center-mcgoogan-health-sciences-library/
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