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The Center for Primary Research and Training (CFPRT) at UCLA's Young Research Library enhances graduate students' research experiences by connecting them with diverse manuscript collections. With representation from various fields such as Architecture, History, and Islamic Studies, the CFPRT has facilitated the completion of 143 manuscript projects and processed over 1,024 linear feet of materials. Students gain archival training, enrich their subject knowledge, and receive stipends while working with unique primary resources. Join us in exploring and appreciating special collections!
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Center for Primary Research and Training Kelley Wolfe BachliDepartment of Special CollectionsYoung Research LibraryUCLA Library
Departments Represented • Architecture and Urban Design • Comparative Literature • English • Film, Television, Digital Media • History • Information Studies • Islamic Studies • Latin American Studies • Moving Image Archive Studies • Near Eastern Languages and Cultures • Political Science • Public Policy
CFPRT Fellowship Facts • Graduate students who have been Center Fellows: 71 • Manuscript projects completed: 143 • Total linear feet processed: 1024 (2,048 document boxes), plus 72 oversize boxes • Books and bound manuscripts cataloged: over 1000
The Student Experience • Experience working with primary resources • Enables research at their home institution • Gain archival training • Enriches subject knowledge • Appreciation for special collections and archives • And they get paid!
Cuneiform Tablet Collection School text, literary exercise of "Inanna and Mt. Ebih” • She bedecked her forehead with terror and fearsome radiance. • She arranged cornelian rosettes around her holy throat. • She brandished the 7-headed weapon vigorously to her right. • and placed straps of lapis lazuli on her feet.
UCLA Community & beyond The word is out… • Who we are • Materials we have in their discipline • Students, faculty, and librarians are our best sales persons • Similar programs developed at the Huntington Library, Columbia University, John Hopkins, University of Chicago, all funded by Mellon Foundation
Questions? Please contact me! Kelley Bachli kbachli@library.ucla.edu