Student Archivistics: The Contribution of Master of Archival Studies Theses to Archival Professional Literature

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  • Robin Wylie

Author Biography

Robin Wylie

Robin Wylie is currently at work on his Master of Archival Studies thesis. He holds a doctorate in Canadian history and has worked as a university lecturer and public historian. He has also worked as a project archivist for the University of Saskatchewan and Vancouver's Downtown Eastside Residents' Association, and as Records Manager for British Columbia's Open Learning Agency (Knowledge Network).

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1995-02-08

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Wylie, Robin. 1995. “Student Archivistics: The Contribution of Master of Archival Studies Theses to Archival Professional Literature”. Archivaria 39 (February). https://archivaria.dev.publicknowledgeproject.org/index.php/archivaria/article/view/12072.

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Archivaria 39 (Spring 1995)

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