Changeset 13096 for trunk/cic-hcap


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    246246<div class="cicheading">Project Background</div>
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    248 <p>An advisory committee guiding the project includes <b>Randall Mason</b>, associate professor of architecture in the graduate program in historic preservation at the School of Design, University of Pennsylvania; <b>Therese O’Malley</b>, associate dean of the Center for Advanced Study in the Visual Arts at the National Gallery of Art in Washington, DC; <b>Damie Stillman</b>, professor of art history emeritus at the University of Delaware and editor-in-chief, <i>Buildings of the United States</i> series; <b>John Strassburger</b>, president of Ursinus College (PA); <b>Thomas C. Celli</b>, president of Celli-Flynn Brennan Turkall, Architects and Planners (PA); and <b>Russell V. Keune</b>, former director of international relations at the American Institute of Architects.</p>
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    250 <p><a href="mailto:[email protected]">Dr. Barbara S. Christen</a>, former Research Associate at the Center for Advanced Study in the Visual Arts of the National Gallery of Art and an architectural historian, is directing the project as Senior Advisor to CIC.</p>
     248<p>In recent years, the study of campus history has received increasing interest in and attention by many sectors of the educational community. Institutions are working to understand more completely their physical environments and how these relate to educational mission, as well as wider historical trends. The CIC HCAP survey data and website have been developed to help various constituencies gain an awareness of and appreciation for campus history and also to learn from the architecture and landscape preservation efforts made by institutions.</p>
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     250<p>Between 2002 and 2006, the CIC HCAP was supported by two generous grants from the Campus Heritage Initiative of the Getty Foundation. From 2002-2004, CIC developed a survey to collect information about places of significant historical interest (in relation to architecture, landscape, American history, and the histories of education, religion, engineering, and culture) identified by representatives of institutions themselves. This survey was distributed among 724 independent, four-year, B.A.-granting institutions with less than 5,000 students. Nearly 50 percent of this original group participated in the project. In 2005, CIC began website development with a second two-year grant from the Getty Foundation.</p>
     251
     252<p>The CIC HCAP was guided by an advisory committee and developed by the coordinated efforts of a team of people from HCAP, CIC, and several independent professionals with whom HCAP contracted for specific services.</p>
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     255<i>Advisory committee</i>
     256
     257<p><b>Thomas C. Celli</b>, President, Celli-Flynn Brennan, Architects and Planners (PA)</p>
     258
     259<p><b>Jeffrey A. Cohen</b>, Senior Lecturer, Bryn Mawr College</p>
     260
     261<p><b>Russell V. Keune</b>, Former Director of International Relations at the American Institute of Architects</p>
     262
     263<p><b>Randall Mason</b>, Associate Professor of Architecture, Graduate Program in Historic Preservation, School of Design, University of Pennsylvania</p>
     264
     265<p><b>Therese O'Malley</b>, Associate Dean of the Center for Advanced Study in the Visual Arts, National Gallery of Art in Washington, DC</p>
     266
     267<p><b>Damie Stillman</b>, Professor of Art History Emeritus, University of Delaware</p>
     268
     269<p><b>John Strassburger</b>, President, Ursinus College (PA)</p>
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     272<i>CIC HCAP staff</i>
     273
     274<p><b>Barbara S. Christen</b>, Project Director<br />
     275Project planning and management</p>
     276
     277<p><u>Part-time personnel:</u></p>
     278
     279<p><b>Jennifer M. Baggot</b>, Research Associate<br />
     280Data input, document scanning, project correspondence, editing</p>
     281
     282<p><b>Jennifer R. D'Urso</b>, Research Associate<br />
     283Data evaluation, database development, project research</p>
     284
     285<p><b>Lael J. Ensor</b>, Research Associate<br />
     286Data editing, bibliographic research</p>
     287
     288<p><b>Amanda L. Hockensmith</b>, Research Associate<br />
     289Data input and editing, design development</p>
     290
     291<p><b>Jane E. Lesnick</b>, Research Associate<br />
     292Data editing, bibliographic research</p>
     293
     294<p><b>Matthew E. Linder</b>, Research Assistant<br />
     295Data input, bibliographic research</p>
     296
     297<p><b>Timothy J. Mackin</b>, Research Associate<br />
     298Data input and editing, data evaluation</p>
     299
     300<p><b>Christina Myers</b>, Research Associate<br />
     301Data editing, bibliographic research</p>
     302
     303<p><b>Marianne S. Percival</b>, Research Associate<br />
     304Data collection, project correspondence, project and bibliographic research</p>
     305
     306<p><b>Honora Shea</b>, Research Assistant<br />
     307Data input, project correspondence</p>
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     310<i>CIC staff</i>
     311
     312<p><b>Richard H. Ekman</b>, President<br />
     313Project management</p>
     314
     315<p><b>Frederik Ohles</b>, Vice President for Advancement<br />
     316Project liaison</p>
     317
     318<p><b>Laura A. Wilcox</b>, Vice President for Communications<br />
     319Public relations, graphic design development</p>
     320
     321<p><b>August A. Adams</b>, Communications and Web Manager<br />
     322Web postings, graphic design evaluation</p>
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     325<i>Consultants</i>
     326
     327<p><b>Rodolfo Castro</b>, Catalone Design Company<br />
     328Graphic and interface design</p>
     329
     330<p><b>Michael Collinson and Joseph Reggetz</b>, Business Engineering Incorporated<br />
     331Hardware and server consultation</p>
     332
     333<p><b>Michael Dewsnip</b>, New Zealand Digital Library Project, University of Waikato<br />
     334Greenstone software customization and development</p>
     335
     336<p><b>Joyce Essel</b>, Independent consultant<br />
     337Database dvelopment</p>
     338
     339<p><b>Brian Harrington</b>, Independent consultant<br />
     340Software and hardware consultation</p>
     341
     342<p><b>Stephen Rutz</b>, Steve Rutz Software<br />
     343Database consultation</p>
     344
     345<p><b>David Seaman</b>, Executive Director, Digital Library Federation<br />
     346Management and software consultation</p>
     347
     348<p><b>Allison Zhang</b>, Independent consultant<br />
     349Software consultation</p>
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     352<i>Site Design and Development</i>
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     354<p><b>Catalone Design Company</b> of Bethesda, Maryland, provided graphic and interface design for the website. For more information, see <a href="http://www.catalonedesign.com/">www.catalonedesign.com</a>.</p>
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     356<p><b>Greenstone</b>, a software developed by the New Zealand Digital Library Project at the University of Waikato, generates web pages dynamically in response to users navigating through the site. This has many advantages, including seamless search integration and the ability to instantly change the look and feel of the site. Search indexes and browsing structures are also precomputed, for quick browsing and searching.</p>
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     358<p>The CIC Historic Campus Architecture Project collection uses two purpose-built plugins to process the project data files. One plugin processes the Microsoft Access database used to store the data from the survey, generating a Greenstone "object" for each of the institutions, places, designers and references. It also generates small (thumbnail), medium, and large versions of each place image, and the site "browse" pages. The second plugin processes the Microsoft Word file containing bibliographic references not associated with particular places in the database.</p>
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     360<p>As well as having highly-customized document importing programs, the CIC HCAP collection has a completely customized design and user interface. This was implemented using Greenstone's formatting and macro languages, with over 120 new or customized macros. For more information about Greenstone, see <a href="http://www.greenstone.org/">www.greenstone.org</a>.</p>
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     363<i>Server Technical Information</i>
     364
     365<p>!! TO DO !!</p>
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     368<hr>
     369<p>The <b>Council of Independent Colleges</b> is an association of more than 560 independent, liberal arts colleges and universities and higher education affiliates and organizations that work together to strengthen college and university leadership, sustain high-quality education, and enhance private higher education's contributions to society. To fulfill this mission, CIC provides its members with skills, tools, and knowledge that address aspects of leadership, financial management and performance, academic quality, and institutional visibility. The Council is headquartered at One Dupont Circle in Washington, DC.</p>
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     371<p><b>The Getty Foundation</b> provides support to institutions and individuals throughout the world, funding a diverse range of projects that promote the understanding and conservation of the visual arts. The grant-making foundation furthers the work of all Getty Programs. The Foundation also encompasses the Getty Leadership Institute, the leading source of continuing professional development for current and future museum leaders. For more information, see: <a href="http://www.getty.edu">www.getty.edu</a>.</p>
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