September 2018 New Content Roundup

We’ve been very busy over the past few months adding new content to the Carolina Digital Repository.  Here are some highlights:
 
The State of the University, 2000-2008: Major Addresses by UNC Chancellor James Moeser
This ebook, made freely available in the CDR in partnership with the Institute for the Study of the Humanities and UNC Press, compiles former UNC Chancellor James Moeser’s major addresses.
 
Global Africana Review, Volume 2, Issue 1
The latest issue of Global Africana Review contains articles articles on the Négritude movement, intercountry adoption, reproductive justice, healthcare activism and more!
 
Clarinet Quintet
The Clarinet Quintet catalog aims to “offer complete, authoritative data relative to each composition and demonstrate the totality of the genre.” Additional quintet records will be added to the CDR when they become available.
 
National Longitudinal Study of Adolescent to Adult Health (Add Health) Reports
The Add Health study tracks a cohort of adolescents to longitudinally track the emergence of chronic diseases.  The CDR provides access to documentation for the fourth round of interviews as well as reports and articles related to the study. We are excited to partner with the Carolina Population Center to provide access to these reports and documentation.
 
Prominent Faculty Deposits
As part of an initiative to preserve the scholarship of prominent current and emeritus faculty, we have collected papers authored by the following researchers:

• A. Ronald Gallant
• Alexander Kabanov
• Albert Baldwin
• Barry Popkin
• Bryan Roth
• Danyu Lin
• David Clemmons
• David Penn
• Diana Perkins
• Edward Miao
• George Breese
• Keith Burridge
• Paul Watkins
• Peter Reinhard Hansen
• Seth Noar
• Stanley Lemon
• Sidney Smith
• Terry Kenakin
• Valarie Zeithaml
• Wesley Burks
• Yun Li

 
Carolina Planning Journal Enhancements
We’ve also enhanced our records for the Carolina Planning Journal so that the content is easier to find.  Read more about the enhancement project!