Jessica Tyree Burgess – Page 2

The Stacks

A much-deserved "thanks," and a reluctant "farewell"

Archivists and others in history-related careers aren’t always known for being overly interested in embracing emerging technologies. A good many of us regard social media…

Jessica Tyree BurgessAugust 25, 2011

Digital Projects

History in Motion

One of the benefits of studying more recent history is the opportunity to see and hear historical figures on film, providing information about speech, mannerisms,…

Jessica Tyree BurgessMay 11, 2011

We can’t all age gracefully

The fate of the Richmond Coliseum has been in question recently, with the city soliciting input from business leaders, local officials, and a consulting firm…

Jessica Tyree BurgessSeptember 1, 2010

“I’m not sure that I ought to say all these things…”

Founded in 1928, the original intent of the National Conference of Christians and Jews (NCCJ) was to promote positive relations among Protestants, Catholics, and Jews. Over…

Jessica Tyree BurgessJune 9, 2010