Mission Statement The Landmark College Digital Archives exists to support the work of the Robert H. Rhodes Landmark College Archives in its mission to collect, organize, preserve, and provide access to recorded information of enduring value essential to the founding and development of Landmark College. As the first college in…
These articles detail both the original construction of the campus as part of Windham College, as well as the subsequent founding and ongoing evolution of Landmark College on the site a number of years after Windham College's closing.
1971 Charles Drake, Ed.D. founds the Landmark School in Prides Crossing, MA. 1982 Landmark School creates a successful college-prep component. This success makes Drake and others on staff begin to consider the feasibility of a college geared exclusively to students with dyslexia. 1983 The Learning Disabilities Foundation (Landmark School) purchases…
Welcome to the digital component of the Robert H. Rhodes Landmark College Archives. (The physical component of the Archives is available for visitation by appointment—please see below.) We hope that this collection of resources will serve as an overview to the establishment and development of the first college in the…
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Copyright Statement It is the intent of Landmark College that all members of the College community adhere to the provisions of the United States Copyright Law (Title 17, United States Code, Sect. 101, et seq). Members of the College community who willfully disregard the copyright policy do so at their…
Purpose To affirm the Landmark College Library’s compliance with Vermont Act No. 128 Confidentiality of Library Patron Records. Scope (or Applicability) Landmark College students, staff, faculty, and visitors Policy The Landmark College Library maintains confidentiality of student, faculty, staff, and visitor circulation and interlibrary loan records. Under Vermont law all…
The following restrictions apply when using computers in the Landmark College Library: Eating Drinking from open beverage containers Changing the settings, adding shortcuts to the desktop, or installing programs or utilities Saving documents on the hard drive overnight; they will be erased Copying software from any of the public computers…
Table of Contents: Collection Development Policy Policy Purpose The Library’s Clientele Goal of the Collection Responsibility for Selection Selection Criteria Intellectual Freedom Collection Appendices Appendix A Periodicals Acquisitions Policy Appendix B Library Bill of Rights Appendix C Freedom to Read Statement Appendix D Procedure for Dealing with Challenged Materials Appendix…
