Wayne State Student Goes Treasure Hunting at Yellowstone National Park
- Stefanie A. Caloia
Abstract
Last summer I took an internship at the Yellowstone Research Library in Gardiner, Montana, right outside Yellowstone National Park. My M.L.I.S. program requires a practicum, but I did not want to wait another year to get more experience. So I returned to dorm living for the first time since my freshman year of undergrad, saw amazing landscapes and animals, and most importantly, received hands-on experience in a research library. The Yellowstone Research Library is located in a relatively new building, called the Heritage and Research Center. This building also houses the park’s museum storage, a herbarium, a number of labs, and the archives of the park administration (affiliated with the National Archives and Records Administration), as well as records from concessioners, personal manuscript collections, and more.
How to Cite:
Caloia, S. A., (2011) “Wayne State Student Goes Treasure Hunting at Yellowstone National Park”, MAC Newsletter 38(4), 24-25.
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