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Tag Archives: primary sources
Interlibrary Loan makes a difference in Nebraska
The Nebraska Library Commission assists many students in Nebraska by providing interlibrary loan (ILL) services to their schools to help them complete their assignments and research projects. Recently, ILL helped an Ainsworth Middle School student qualify for the National History Day contest. Kara Welch, the Media Specialist at Ainsworth Community School sent us the following:
“We wanted you to know we had one student win 1st place at State NHD this past weekend & qualify for Nationals with her junior individual performance titled “Arbor Day: Greener Frontier in Nebraska’s Environment.” She also won first prize for the NEBRASKAland Foundation Award. This special prize is given for the best use of primary sources to research a Nebraska topic. Without all of your help we would be lost! Thanks for all you do!”
See this story for more information: https://www.ainsworthschools.org/vnews/display.v/ART/6429f0b3aabcf
Posted in Education & Training, General, Information Resources
Tagged ILL, National History Day, primary sources
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