I don't know why I didn't think of this sooner. Several folks have asked about how to get their transcripts from SJ(C?), so I've placed a link on the right that will take you there. You can also click here.
Once there, scroll down and look for the Transcript Request Form.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
2 comments:
This was the first thing I did when I heard about the school closing. This office that now manages the records was really helpful and quick.
I also have ordered transcripts and found it easy from that place.
I do not know how to contact the blog owners to let them know what I found
I found this on the Alaska State Library Friday Bulletin
STATUS OF SHELDON JACKSON ARCHIVES AND C.L. ANDREWS COLLECTION
Following the 2007 closure of the Sheldon Jackson College, staff members of the Alaska State Library assisted Sitka’s library community in caring for the books and archival materials in the Stratton Library. As a part of that effort, the ASL Historical Collections has agreed to house the Sheldon Jackson College Archives for a period of 5 years.
The Sheldon Jackson College Archives totals approximately 140 linear ft., and includes administrative files, correspondence, photographs, oral histories, moving images, and a wealth of information about the operations of SJC beginning in the 1880s. The bulk of the materials were beautifully organized by Evelyn Bonner, Nancy Ricketts and other care takers of the collection. The several guides to the collections are being compiled and will be available through the Alaska State Library Historical Collections.
The original glass plate negatives of the Elbridge Merrill Photograph Collection will reside temporarily with the Sitka National Historical Park. However, the ASL Historical Collections has a complete set of copy negatives and can provide access to the images.
The C.L. Andrews monograph collection will be transferred from Sheldon Jackson College to the City of Sitka, eventually to become part of the Kettleson Memorial Library holdings.
Any questions about access to the SJC Archives may be directed to the ASL Historical Collections reference desk (465-2925) or to Jim Simard, Head of Historical Collections (465-2926).
Post a Comment