Digital Archives of Colorado College

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The Digital Archives of Colorado College is a permanent web-based repository that organizes, preserves and makes available the creative, scholarly and institutional work of the faculty, staff and students of Colorado College. The Digital Archives collects current as well as historical material with the intention of making these works available in perpetuity.

Along with serving a preservation function, Tutt Library and the Digital Archives seek to provide support to those who would like to participate in the Open Access publishing movement by making their research widely available. The Digital Archives can serve as a platform for the public dissemination of scholarly work, while allowing authors to reserve their intellectual property rights.

Costume rendering of a male character in black and red robes with attached fabric swatches

Turandot: The Emperor by Colorado College professor and costume designer Gypsy Ames

Examples of possible content

Currently the Digital Archives of Colorado College contains a small number of collections in a limited set of subject areas. The Digital Archives will expand in scope as more Colorado College departments work with Tutt Library to contribute their work. Appropriate work for the Digital Archives could include the following:

The Digital Archives of Colorado College are available for searching and browsing. If you are part of the Colorado College community and have a collection you would like to submit to the Digital Archives please contact your liaison librarian or contact Curator of Special Collections, Jessy Randall.

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