Holdings Alumni Association Alumni Michael Stern Hart Papers Finding Aid By Roxanne Dunn; Denise Rayman; Salvatore V. De Sando
Title: Michael Stern Hart Papers, 1964-2010
ID: 26/20/191
Primary Creator: Hart, Michael S. (1947 -2011)
Extent: 13.5 cubic feet
Arrangement: Alphabetically by subject.
Date Acquired: 07/27/2012
Subjects: Computer Based Communications, Computers, Computer Software, History of Literature, Literature
Languages: English
Papers of Michael Stern Hart (1947-2011), B.A. Individual Plans of Study (1973); contains biographical materials, publications, subject files, undated notes, financial records, audio and visual materials, annotated books, artifacts, and computer media; including correspondence with Project Gutenberg contributors, Gregory Newby, and Mark Zinzow.
Repository: University of Illinois Archives
Access Restrictions:
Personal Letters, (18 folders), 1975-2003, Restricted folders pertaining to Michael S. Hart's personal relationships cannot be viewed without written permission of the University Archivist.
Financial records in Box 11 are also restricted.
Use Restrictions: Materials for which copyright is held by the University are available for use under the terms of Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported License. When citing or using the materials, please indicate they are sourced from the "Michael S. Hart Papers at the University Archives, at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign."
Processing Information: Processing Note: Files in online electronic content have been re-arranged from their original order by archival staff, in order to facilitate access in the online environment. This work was completed in February 2015. Also in February 2015, archives staff took the following actions to prepare a nearline access version of Michael S. Hart’s electronic records: (1) Ran virus-scan program on the files; (2) Used Identity Finder, TreeSize Pro, and DROID to extract metadata in order to facilitate appraisal and processing decisions; (3) Used TrID file extension identifier to analyze and append missing file extensions on a number of files during processing; (4) Used Aid4mail to migrate EML email files to MBOX; (5) Deleted files containing proprietary, confidential, and sensitive information from online and nearline access copies. Electronic materials came in two accessions, which were kept separate so that provenance can be tracked.
URL: https://files.archon.library.illinois.edu/uasfa/2620191.pdf
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