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eScholarship@Goucher accepts scholarly material created by students, faculty, and staff members of the Goucher community. Members can upload completed research and scholarship to enhance the global visibility and accessibility of their work on the Internet. A wide variety of scholarly materials are accepted in any file format up to a 2GB limit on file size.
Goucher faculty, students, and staff can submit materials by registering with eScholarship@Goucher.
Once registered, a member of the library will contact you with instructions on how to upload your materials directly to the system. For more information, or if you would like the library to upload content on your behalf, please email eScholarship@goucher.edu.
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Focusing on the Present While Honoring the Past: LGBTQ Preservation as a Model for Revised Historic Preservation Practice
(2023-05-21)As the field of historic preservation seeks to tell more complete stories, there is a disconnect between efforts to engage with diverse histories and many of the tools available to historic preservation practitioners. ... -
PARANORMAL TOURISM AND HISTORIC PRESERVATION: AN ECONOMIC EVALUATION OF SELECT HISTORIC PROPERTIES AND COMMUNITIES
(2023-05)This thesis examines paranormal tourism as a hybrid subsector of cultural heritage and dark tourism to demonstrate the current issues regarding the acceptance and utility of site interpretation practice and its potential ... -
Teething: Poems and Essays
(2023-05-05)Teething, a collection of poems an essays, examines and explores the space between girlhood and womanhood, and the intrinsic violence that exists in that space. -
Heritage Species for Historic Preservation
(2023-05)The United States has no standardized concept to recognize nonhuman species of cultural significance. This thesis argues that the field of historic preservation should play a role in cultural species documentation to fill ... -
THE RESILIENCY OF COMMUNITY: SITUATING AGENCY TO PRESERVE A PLACE-ATTACHED CULTURE AND HERITAGE IN AN IMPERMANENT FUTURE
(2023-05-15)Climate change is an urgent, human-made global phenomenon that has resulted in significant, long-term changes in weather patterns in the early 21st century (1). Consequently, communities that are historically, culturally, ... -
The Crossroads of Living Wages in American Museums
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Agents of M.E.R.A.
(2023-05)A tabletop roleplaying game based on the mechanics of John Harper's Forged in the Dark system, about agents of a governmental law enforcement agency known as the Metahuman and Extranormal Response Agency or M.E.R.A., set ... -
Changing With the World
(2023-02-24)While growth and change aren't the same thing, they are oftentimes hand in hand. For me and this collection, growth and change go hand in hand. This book collection started in about 2021 when I took a medical leave of ... -
The Secrets to My Nancy Drew Collection
(2023-02-24)I love Nancy Drew. Ever since I was in third grade and read The Mystery at Lilac Inn and The Hidden Staircase I have been hooked. Besides reading at least one book from almost every Nancy Drew series, I have seen every ... -
My Father's House
(2023-02)The house I was raised in guided my interests. It’s thanks to my parents that I have a collection of books on rock and roll. -
I AM HOME: WAYFINDING BY DEAD RECKONING IN A GPS WORLD
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Fancy Fruits: Exploring Language and Liberation in the June Horner PFLAG Collection
(2022-12)The June Horner PFLAG Collection, which came into Goucher College’s Special Collections in 2022, is composed of books on gay and lesbian identity in the form of memoirs, biography, nonfiction, and fiction texts mostly ... -
Cultural Sustainability on Campus: An Exploration of the Visiting Artist and Residency Program “Arts Transcending Borders” at the College of the Holy Cross
(2022-12)This capstone thesis examined the visiting artist and residency program Arts Transcending Borders (ATB) at the College of the Holy Cross to better understand how this initiative, which has an eight-year history, contributes ... -
Funeral for a Whale
(2023)At ten, queer adoptee Michael Todd Cohen witnessed the bloody burial of a thirty-foot whale on a New England beach near his home. Five years later, in the last months and days of his adoptive father’s battle with terminal ... -
Re-claiming Lost Landscapes Through Collaborative Ethnography: A Preservation Case Study Centered on Intangible Heritage
(2022-12-08)This thesis shows how collaborative ethnography—as defined by open and deliberate ongoing collaboration between researchers and research participants—can help re-identify lost landscapes through the collection of memory ... -
Waterbaby: A Memoir
(2022-12-03)“Waterbaby: A Memoir” is a creative nonfiction narrative about the writer’s trauma, neglect, and mental illness. This is a story of the pain and survival that entered the water with her, the truths she fought through, and ...
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