This year, visitors from 124 countries and all 50 states visited Linfield’s online research archive, DigitalCommons@Linfield. The repository now preserves more than a thousand scholarly and creative works of Linfield students and faculty. VIDEO
Visitors can learn about new books by Linfield faculty or view the work of students, highlighted in collections such as the Science & Student Collaborative Research and Creative Projects Symposia.
The International Programs Office and Linfield Center for the Northwest have used collections like Field Notes from Abroad and the Oregon Wine History Project to promote experiential learning opportunities.
“By helping to increase the visibility of our scholarship and creative works, DigitalCommons@Linfield promotes Linfield’s academic strength while simultaneously promoting the principles of open access,” says Professor Kathleen Spring, who coordinates the online repository.
SAMPLE COLLECTIONS
Art and Visual Culture Faculty Shows
Connections and Transformations: Linfield and Southeast Asia in the Past, Present and Future
Good Samaritan School of Nursing Photographs
Launching through the Surf: The Dory Fleet of Pacific City
Testing the Waters: Marine Sponges as Bioindicators of Estuarine Health in Coastal Oregon
Student Annual Science Symposium
To explore the collections or find out how you can participate, contact Professor Spring.
