Dean's Innovation Grant 2015: Table Top Game Processing and Preservation

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The University of North Texas Libraries’ Dean’s Innovation Grant, formerly known as the Green Light To Greatness Award, provides funding to research and projects within the UNT Libraries that promote scholarship and contribute to the gathering of knowledge that helps improve our libraries, our university, and the community.


Dean’s Innovation Grant 2015 Awardees

Jessica Phillips, Diane Robson, Steven Guerrero

Project Title

Table Top Game Processing and Preservation Research Case Study

Project Description

The UNT Media Library has a collection of table top games. These games, when checked out frequently and by many different people, could become damaged through heavy use. This project aimed to find a better way to preserve table top games so they could be enjoyed by more people. In order to figure out the best way of preserving these games, the researchers devised a project that would track the results of various game preservation techniques. ​

Contributor Biographies

Jessica Phillips is the Head of Preservation in Special Collections. She received her Master of Library and Information Science in Preservation Management from the University of Pittsburgh.

Diane Robson is a Media Cataloger in the Media Library. She received her Master of Library and Information Science from UNT.

Steven Guerrero is the Media Circulation Manager for the UNT Media Library.