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| − | In 2005, the [http://lawlibrary.wm.edu Wolf Law Library] at the [http://www.wm.edu College of William & Mary] in Williamsburg, Virginia started a | + | In 2005, the [http://lawlibrary.wm.edu Wolf Law Library] at the [http://www.wm.edu College of William & Mary] in Williamsburg, Virginia started a special collection recreating the [[Wythe's Library|library]] of [[George Wythe]]. Development of the [[George Wythe Collection]] led library director Jim Heller to create space in the library to display the books to the public. Conceived as supplement to the book display, the [[Wythepedia|George Wythe Encyclopedia]] project began on February 15, 2013. The project expanded from a bibliographic focus to include all aspects of Wythe's life and careers. The Encyclopedia is intended to provide a single source of information relating to George Wythe and to facilitate future scholarship. Wythepedia is a closed wiki; only approved users may add or edit articles. Please contact the managing editor with questions and comments. |
*Executive Editor: James S. Heller, Director of the Law Library, Professor of Law and Professor of Public Policy | *Executive Editor: James S. Heller, Director of the Law Library, Professor of Law and Professor of Public Policy | ||
*Managing Editor: Linda K. Tesar, Head of Technical Services and Special Collections ([mailto:lktesar@wm.edu lktesar@wm.edu]) | *Managing Editor: Linda K. Tesar, Head of Technical Services and Special Collections ([mailto:lktesar@wm.edu lktesar@wm.edu]) | ||
*Internet Web Ninja: Steve Blaiklock, Circulation & Reserve Supervisor ([mailto:snblai@wm.edu snblai@wm.edu]) | *Internet Web Ninja: Steve Blaiklock, Circulation & Reserve Supervisor ([mailto:snblai@wm.edu snblai@wm.edu]) | ||
| − | Many William & Mary library staff members have contributed to Wythepedia including Jill Carter, Fred Dingledy, Paul Hellyer, Lauren Seney, Michael Umberger. Andrew Howard (Class of 2014) | + | Many William & Mary law library staff members have contributed to Wythepedia including Jill Carter, Dennis DeMarco, Fred Dingledy, Paul Hellyer, Lauren Seney, and Michael Umberger. Andrew Howard (Class of 2014) identified Wythe's [[Letters and Papers]] and created the majority of the pages for them, transcribing many of the documents. Other William & Mary law students also worked on the project, particularly the assistants of Linda Tesar: Sarah Deuitch, John Sanders, Abby Snider, Stephanie Wilmes, and Christopher Yakubisin (Class of 2016). |
Other Class of 2016 contributors include: | Other Class of 2016 contributors include: | ||
| − | Derek van den Abeelen | + | Derek van den Abeelen, |
| − | James Allred | + | James Allred, |
| − | Kathryn Ashley | + | Kathryn Ashley, |
| − | Kelsey Baack | + | Kelsey Baack, |
| − | Connor Baer | + | Connor Baer, |
| − | Elizabeth Berry | + | Elizabeth Berry, |
| − | Dan Biegler | + | Dan Biegler, |
| − | Lauren Bridenbaugh | + | Lauren Bridenbaugh, |
| − | Joe Castor | + | Joe Castor, |
| − | Katie Chounet | + | Katie Chounet, |
| − | Susanne Cordner | + | Susanne Cordner, |
| − | Brian Cruikshank | + | Brian Cruikshank, |
| − | Bria Cunningham | + | Bria Cunningham, |
| − | Benjamin Dailey | + | Benjamin Dailey, |
| − | Charles Barriere | + | Charles Barriere, |
| − | Evan Feely | + | Evan Feely, |
| − | Melissa Fussell | + | Melissa Fussell, |
| − | Christopher Geddis | + | Christopher Geddis, |
| − | Sara Greenblum | + | Sara Greenblum, |
| − | Joseph Harrison | + | Joseph Harrison, |
| − | Kelly Johnson | + | Kelly Johnson, |
| − | Michelle Johnson | + | Michelle Johnson, |
| − | Zeke van Keuren | + | Zeke van Keuren, |
| − | Erika Larsen | + | Erika Larsen, |
| − | Melanie Lazor | + | Melanie Lazor, |
| − | Caroline Lochabay | + | Caroline Lochabay, |
| − | Eric Loose | + | Eric Loose, |
| − | Eric Marriott | + | Eric Marriott, |
| − | Nathan Michaux | + | Nathan Michaux, |
| − | Carrie Miller | + | Carrie Miller, |
| − | Tyler Murray | + | Tyler Murray, |
| − | Karen Osborne | + | Karen Osborne, |
| − | Krishna Patel | + | Krishna Patel, |
| − | James Patterson | + | James Patterson, |
| − | Meghan Phillips | + | Meghan Phillips, |
| − | Sarah Pitts | + | Sarah Pitts, |
| − | Liz Rademacher | + | Liz Rademacher, |
| − | Brian Reagan | + | Brian Reagan, |
| − | Keith Salmeri | + | Keith Salmeri, |
| − | Ryan Schuster | + | Ryan Schuster, |
| − | Lindsay Sfekas | + | Lindsay Sfekas, |
| − | Katherine Sheldon | + | Katherine Sheldon, |
| − | Lenny Simmons | + | Lenny Simmons, |
| − | Andrew Steffensen | + | Andrew Steffensen, |
| − | Marly Tristano | + | Marly Tristano, |
| − | Allyson Wiley | + | Allyson Wiley, and |
| − | Michael Wyatt | + | Michael Wyatt. |
Revision as of 16:29, 8 February 2014
In 2005, the Wolf Law Library at the College of William & Mary in Williamsburg, Virginia started a special collection recreating the library of George Wythe. Development of the George Wythe Collection led library director Jim Heller to create space in the library to display the books to the public. Conceived as supplement to the book display, the George Wythe Encyclopedia project began on February 15, 2013. The project expanded from a bibliographic focus to include all aspects of Wythe's life and careers. The Encyclopedia is intended to provide a single source of information relating to George Wythe and to facilitate future scholarship. Wythepedia is a closed wiki; only approved users may add or edit articles. Please contact the managing editor with questions and comments.
- Executive Editor: James S. Heller, Director of the Law Library, Professor of Law and Professor of Public Policy
- Managing Editor: Linda K. Tesar, Head of Technical Services and Special Collections (lktesar@wm.edu)
- Internet Web Ninja: Steve Blaiklock, Circulation & Reserve Supervisor (snblai@wm.edu)
Many William & Mary law library staff members have contributed to Wythepedia including Jill Carter, Dennis DeMarco, Fred Dingledy, Paul Hellyer, Lauren Seney, and Michael Umberger. Andrew Howard (Class of 2014) identified Wythe's Letters and Papers and created the majority of the pages for them, transcribing many of the documents. Other William & Mary law students also worked on the project, particularly the assistants of Linda Tesar: Sarah Deuitch, John Sanders, Abby Snider, Stephanie Wilmes, and Christopher Yakubisin (Class of 2016).
Other Class of 2016 contributors include:
Derek van den Abeelen, James Allred, Kathryn Ashley, Kelsey Baack, Connor Baer, Elizabeth Berry, Dan Biegler, Lauren Bridenbaugh, Joe Castor, Katie Chounet, Susanne Cordner, Brian Cruikshank, Bria Cunningham, Benjamin Dailey, Charles Barriere, Evan Feely, Melissa Fussell, Christopher Geddis, Sara Greenblum, Joseph Harrison, Kelly Johnson, Michelle Johnson, Zeke van Keuren, Erika Larsen, Melanie Lazor, Caroline Lochabay, Eric Loose, Eric Marriott, Nathan Michaux, Carrie Miller, Tyler Murray, Karen Osborne, Krishna Patel, James Patterson, Meghan Phillips, Sarah Pitts, Liz Rademacher, Brian Reagan, Keith Salmeri, Ryan Schuster, Lindsay Sfekas, Katherine Sheldon, Lenny Simmons, Andrew Steffensen, Marly Tristano, Allyson Wiley, and Michael Wyatt.
