He might check into Indiana University's library science program -- they're affiliated with the Lilly rare book library on campus, and when I went there (admittedly it was twenty years ago, things might have changed) classes were offered on rare books and how to take care of them.

Meg Justus
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I am hoping the list can help me point a student in the right direction. He is interested in graduate programs but I am not sure what programs would best fit his interests. He is an artist who is interested in archival work especially in the area of book conservation and restoration. He actually taught himself book restoration and is most interested in pursuing further studies in this area. I was thinking of Library Science programs but he really isn't interested in doing online or digital archival work. If anyone could recommend a few good graduate programs in the United States that have a focus that would work for him I would really appreciate it. 

Thanks for your help.

Rhonda Dass
Director, American Indian Studies Program
Minnesota State University
Mankato, Minnesota

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