The collection and the intellectual outcomes of this museum are cumulative and virtually infinite. The starting point is the Winter of 2014, but students of Early Modern Spanish culture may contribute to it in the years to come. The site reflects the writing and research interests of diverse groups of students at different points in time of their undergraduate career. One contributor may be a freshmen in her first year seminar on Spanish Classical Theater. Another contributor may be a Hispanic Studies major taking an independent study on cinematic adaptations of golden age novels. Thus, this museo reflects various avenues of research initiated by myself as "creator" of the site, but mostly by students who embark themselves in the adventure of co-curating.
Who curates I.Mu.se.o, then? So far....
Prof. Noelia Cirnigliaro (Dept. of Spanish and Portuguese)
Alec R. '15 (Hispanic Studies major)
Joshua C. '16 (Neuroscience Major, Hispanic Studies Minor, and Education Minor)
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Another important piece of this infinite puzzle are Instructional Designer, Ashley Kehoe and Jill Baron, Librarian for Romance Languages & Literatures at Dartmouth. Thanks for your insights and continued support!