Projects, Presentations and Unpublished Papers

Terry Abraham

• Paper: Utah Saints and Sinners, 1979.
• Paper: "I have had a great many adventures:" The Gold Rush Letters of Samuel Stone Richardson, 1981.
• Paper: FOL: A History of the Friends of the Library, 1983.
• Presentation: Using the Archival Census Data in the Repository. Chicago, 1986.
• Presentation: In or Out: Observations of an Occasional NEH Staff Member. Atlanta, 1988.
• Paper: Practical Processing: Arrangement and Description, 1988.
• Paper: "A substantial, good-sized, well-bound book:" Bishop Morris and Early Parish Records in Oregon, 1989.
• Presentation: Why Special Collections? Eugene, 1989.
• Paper: INTERNET: On (Line) the Road Again, 1990.
• Presentation: Books to Bytes: Libraries and the Internet. Post Falls, 1992.
• Presentation: When the Bits hit the Fan: Electronic Records and Archives. Ottawa, 1994.
• Presentation: Lode or Placer: Mining Records and Their Use in the University of Idaho Library. Golden, 1994.
• Presentation: Legacy to Heritage: Subject Access to Manuscript Collections in the Electronic Age. Seattle, 1995.
• Presentation: Documentation Strategies: A Decade (or More) Later. Washington, D.C., 1995.
• Presentation: Class, Gender, and Race: Chinese Servants in the North American West. Honolulu, 1996.
• Paper: Archival Theory: Notes towards the beginnings of a bibliography, 1996-ongoing.
• Presentation: Net Worth: Adding Value to the Archival Web Site. San Diego, 1996.
• Presentation: Stepping Stones to Empowerment: Chinese Servants in the American West. Seattle, 1997.
• Presentation: The Next Step: Outreach on the World Wide Web. Cheyenne, 1997.
• Paper: Archives and Entropy: The Closed System. 1999.
• Paper: The Laws of Archivy. 2000.
• Project: Chinese Funerary Burners: A Census. 2001-ongoing.
• Paper: 'No Tickee No Washee': Sympathetic Representations of the Chinese in American Humor. 2003.
• Presentation: From "Babbler" to Jimmy Ah Foo: The Chinese in Australian Humor. Sydney, 2004.
• Paper: Books on the Journey. Towers, the newsletter of the University of Idaho Library Associates, June 2005.

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