How are RENCI and the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill involved with the USC Shoah Foundation Institute?

In early 2006 with a grant from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, the Institute conducted a pilot program that allowed students at USC, Rice University, and Yale University to access the archive using the Internet2 high-speed research network. In September 2006, the Institute launched an effort to expand that program to additional universities with Internet2 connectivity.

The University of North Carolina is one of those expanded pilot program institutions through an agreement between the USC Shoah Foundation Institute and the Renaissance Computing Institute (RENCI), which is based in Chapel Hill and receives funding from UNC-Chapel Hill. RENCI will pay an annual $15,000 “subscription” cost for the archive, which will help to offset the costs of maintenance, service and archive updates. More.

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