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Welcome to the VSU Digital Repository. Vtext is a Master of Library and Information Science Program and Odum Library initiative. Vtext is an open access digital repository maintained by the Odum Library to collect, preserve, and distribute Valdosta State University's intellectual capital in ways not currently supported by traditional library and publication models. Repositories are important tools for preserving an organization's legacy; they facilitate digital preservation and scholarly communication.

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  • Arthen, Andras Corban; Berger, Helen; Clifton, Chas S. (EarthSpirit Community, 1993)
    This is the survey for the Pagan Census Project with the purpose of documenting the size and diversity of the Contemporary Pagan movement. This photocopy contains Chas Clifton's answers to the survey. The survey was conducted ...
  • Sibley, John A.; General Assembly of Georgia, Committee on Schools (Atlanta, Ga.: Georgia Congress of Parents and Teachers, 1960-04-28)
    In 1960 the Georgia Assembly set up a committee on schools, ordered it to hold hearings throughout Georgia and find out how people felt about the future of their schools. The main topic was how Georgia should handle court ...
  • The Southside Living History Project (Valdosta State University Archives and Special Collections, 1999)
    This is a series of photographs and captions scanned from framed photo collages from the Houseal Collection featuring businesses and communities from the Southside Community of Valdosta, Georgia. It details a vibrant history ...
  • Milton-Babalola, Takiwi (2024-04-19)
    The United States has long struggled with retaining superintendents in public school districts, with a retention rate of only 32% to 43% over the past decade. The low retention rate is concerning as it can negatively impact ...
  • Lamura, Gabrielle (2024-04-24)
    Horror video games are a niche media that often evokes amongst its players. However, horror video games are not widely studied within the persuasive realm of communication studies. This study investigates how through the ...

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