Evangelos “Van” Dousmanis records, 1991 - 2004
Scope and Contents
This sub-series contains the files of Evangelos “Van” Dousmanis. The majority of the files are photographs, negatives, and CDs of digital photos taken by Dousmanis. Photos cover a variety of topics, including sports events, award ceremonies, portraits of faculty, campus buildings and construction, and homecoming. There is also press ID badges, correspondence, and a sketchbook in the subseries.
There are additional files related to Dousmanis in the Anita Doll records. Doll was a collegue of Dousmanis, and it appears their files may have been mixed together at some point. Photos by Dousmanis are also found in photo files throughout the Communications and Marketing records.
A complete folder and file listing of the digital material is available, please email speccoll@binghamton.edu to request access to this file.
Dates
- Creation: 1991 - 2004
Creator
- From the Collection: State University of New York at Binghamton. Division of Communications and Marketing (Organization)
Conditions Governing Access
The digital files have not yet been fully reviewed for access and may contain additional restricted materials. Because staff will need to review materials for restrictions before providing access, researchers should email speccoll@binghamton.edu about the collection well ahead of any research visit.
Biographical Note
Evangalos "Van" Dousmanis began working at the University of Binghamton in January 1996 as University Photographer. The position of University Photographer was new in 1995, and was created in preperation for the 1996 celebration of the 50th Anniversary of the University. Dousmanis also taught several courses at the University, including in digital image editing and photojournalism.
Full Extent
From the Collection: 60 Linear Feet (68 boxes and 1 map case folder)
Language of Materials
From the Collection: English
Arrangement
This sub-series is arranged alphabetically.
Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements
Some of the conent of this series was received from the donor in digital form and is not currently available online. Researchers should email speccoll@binghamton.edu about the collection well ahead of any research visit. Please note that Special Collections does not guarantee access to all digital materials that we hold, as materials may be unavailable for technical reasons.
Repository Details
Part of the Binghamton University Libraries Special Collections Repository