Special Collections: Class Visit Request

Research in Special Collections & Archives and interaction with collections materials can greatly enrich your students’ classroom experience and reinforce key course concepts. We invite instructors teaching at all levels in all departments to consider a class visit to Special Collections & Archives during your course. We are able to offer different class formats to meet your needs, including virtual and asynchronous instruction.

Class Request Process

Please use this form to request a class visit to or by Special Collections & Archives.
It is suggested that requests be submitted as early as possible; please note that requests made less than two weeks in advance may not be fulfilled.
Special Collections & Archives staff will follow up within 5 business days to confirm or decline your request and to schedule a planning meeting if necessary. Submitting a request does not automatically reserve the time.

Full name of Class Instructor

Instructor Email

Other Contact Information

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FSU Department

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FSU Department

If not from Florida State, the name of your institution

Course Number and/or Course Title

(e.g., AMH 2020 A History of the United States since 1865)

Estimated Number of Students

Student Level

Undergraduate Students

Graduate Students

Other

Preferred Date and Time for Session

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Backup Date and Time

Anticipated Class Duration

Link to Course Syllabus

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Type of instruction

Introduction to primary source research

Orientation to FSU Special Collections & Archives

Specific to course topic or assignment

Other

Format of Instruction

In-person Instruction in Special Collections & Archives Spaces

In-person Instruction in my class meeting space

Virtual Instruction during Class Time

Virtual Instruction via Asynchronous Learning Object (Videos, modules, and activities that students can access on their own schedules)

Are there specific Special Collections & Archives materials you’d like to include?

(please include relevant call numbers and collection IDs if known)

Notes, Questions or Comments

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