Credits

This exhibition was made possible by the collaborative efforts of the Map Collection, Olin & Uris Libraries, and the Department of City and Regional Planning, School of Architecture, Art, and Planning, Cornell University.

Jennifer Minner, Assistant Professor, CRP, conceived the idea of the exhibition and arranged the display items in logical sequence according to the exhibition’s main theme.

Boris Michev, Map & Geospatial Information Librarian, designed the exhibition poster and wrote the display items’ captions. He also arranged and posted the online version.

Jeffrey M. Chusid, Associate Professor, CRP, provided valuable feedback on the exhibition content and assisted with its arrangement and mounting.

Thank you to Mia Rodriguez, student-assistant in the Map Collection, who scanned the physical maps, and to Asea Marie Thompson, graduate student, CRP, for her help with the exhibition mounting.

Parallax: Exhibition credits

Exhibition Coordination and Curation
Fred Muratori, English-language Literature, Theater, and Film Librarian
Rob Kotaska, Reference Assistant
Susette Newberry, Assistant Dir., Research & Learning Services, Art Librarian

Exhibition Design
Alberto Embriz-Salgado ’14, Student Designer-in-Residence, Olin & Uris Libraries

Exhibition Preparation & Installation
Alberto Embriz-Salgado ’14, Student Designer-in-Residence, Olin & Uris Libraries
Pat Fox, Assistant Book Conservator
Fred Muratori, English-language Literature, Theater, and Film Librarian
Susette Newberry, Assistant Dir., Research & Learning Services, Art Librarian
Devin Sanera, Instructional Technologies Coordinator, Olin & Uris Libraries

Conservation Treatment
Pat Fox, Assistant Book Conservator

Foreign Fields: Exhibition Credits

The exhibition, Foreign Fields: Perspectives on the Great War, is made possible by a Luigi Einaudi Chair Innovation Grant from the Cornell Institute for European Studies and by the Cornell University Library.

Exhibition Coordination and Curation
Boris Michev, Map and Geospatial Information Librarian
Susette Newberry, Assistant Dir., Research & Learning Services, Art Librarian

Maps Exhibition
Boris Michev, Map and Geospatial Information Librarian
Johannes Plambeck, Map and Geospatial Information Collection Graduate Assistant

Exhibition Preparation and Installation
Ada Albright, Research & Learning Services
Boris Michev, Map and Geospatial Information
Susette Newberry, Research & Learning Services
Devin Sanera, Research & Learning Services
Jill Ulbricht, Olin & Uris Libraries Administration

Exhibition & Poster Design
Alberto Embriz-Salgado ’14, Student Designer-in-Residence, Olin & Uris Libraries

Qianqian Ye, Student Designer

Map Exhibition Credits

Credits

This exhibition displays nine original maps and charts representing respectively the Middle Eastern, African, and Asia-Pacific theaters of war as well as the casualties in the Middle Eastern Theater of operations and the change in the Gross National Product of the two warring blocs. All of them were designed and created by Johannes Plambeck using the ESRI ArcGIS 10.1 software. Additional design was provided by Adeetje Bouma using Adobe Illustrator.

The statistical data represented in the display was researched and selected by Boris Michev from a variety of sources, including W. Van der Kloot’s World War I Fact Book, A Companion to World War I, edited by J. Horne, and the two-volume Chronicle of the First World War by Randal Gray.

As the principal curator, Boris Michev selected maps from the Olin Library Map collection presenting the Balkan and Middle Eastern theaters, and the aftermath of the war in the Pacific. Johannes Plambeck, Boris Michev, and Alberto Embriz-Salgado created the overall exhibit design.

The Heart of the University: Credits

Exhibition Curator

Susette Newberry
Assistant Director, Research & Learning Services
Art Librarian

Exhibition Design

Qianqian “Q” Ye
Masters of Landscape Architecture Candidate, 2015
Student Designer

Howard Bretlinger
Maps Collection Assistant

Deb Muscato
Media Collection Assistant

Exhibition Preparation & Installation

Qianqian “Q” Ye
Masters of Landscape Architecture Candidate, 2015
Student Designer

Devin Sanera
Instructional Technologies Coordinator

Contributions

Bonna Boettcher
Craig Mains
Fred Muratori