Dr. Mark Steinberg is the next speaker in the Research Spotlight Series. He is a professor in the History Department, and will be presenting on the Russian Revolution 1905-1921. The event is open to the public and will take place Tuesday, February 6th from 12-1:30 p.m. at the Main Library, Reading Room 220. It’s hosted by the Slavic Reference Service and International and Area Studies Library. Here’s more info on the purpose of the series:
Overview:
From the moment a scholar embarks on a research project to its eventual point of completion or further continuation, she or he would have interacted with information professionals and fellow scholars in the field, worked with library and archival collections and a multitude of electronic resources and technologies. Although much is written about the end-result of such a journey, understanding the research process itself remains an exciting area of scholarship. Each Research Spotlight will highlight a scholar’s work and the author will discuss the work by addressing the following:What factors and interests led to this research project?
What resources (people and materials) were critical to completing this manuscript?
What opportunities and challenges did the scholar encounter in the research process?
What suggestions does the scholar have for emerging scholars in this field of study?
