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[PADG:2074] Reminder: Society of American Archivists 2003 Annual Meeting
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- Subject: [PADG:2074] Reminder: Society of American Archivists 2003 Annual Meeting
- From: "Julie Page" <Julie@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 14 Jul 2003 09:25:37 -0700
- Message-id: <sf127725.012@library.ucsd.edu>
The conference in Los Angeles is a month away and highlighted below are
meetings of special interest to preservation specialists:
"Spotlight on Archives: Showcasing the Diversity of the Archival
Enterprise" is the unifying theme of 2003 Society of American Archivists
(SAA) annual meeting, scheduled to take place
August 18th - 24th at the Century Plaza Hotel and Tower in Los Angeles,
CA.
Paul Duguid, author of The Social Life of Information, will present the
opening plenary address. David Rumsey, a private map collector and
entrepreneur in providing digital versions of maps, will be the second
plenary speaker.
The program features more than 70 workshops, sessions, and other
presentations. A series of "unplugged" sessions - introductory
presentations about archival fundamentals that made their first
appearance at last year's conference in Birmingham - will focus on
moving image archives, security, oral history, records management,
outreach, privacy and confidentiality, and fundraising/ grant writing.
Some themes of the upcoming program include:
* Preservation of film, audio, and digital materials
* Standards for interoperability of electronic information, such
as TEI, CUSTARD, InterPARES, and OAIS
* Aspects of the workplace, including diversity, mentoring,
volunteers, and employment ethics
Southern California culture as reflected in collections of surfing,
cars, women architects, Afro-American musicians, and regional theater.
Of special interest to PRESERVATION SPECIALISTS are the following:
* Preservation Needs Assessments: National, State and
Institutional Efforts (Session #31)
* Diversity on the Screen: Preserving the Moving Images of
Asian-American, Latino, and African-American Communities (Session #14)
* Building the Foundations for Digital Preservation (Session #41)
* A Model for Digital Audio Preservation and Distribution: The
Arhoolie Foundation Strachwitz Frontera Collection (Session #27SF)
* Eighteenth-Century Documents and Twenty-first-Century
Technology: Preserving the Charters of Freedom (Session #21SF)
Program information and registration materials are available at:
http://www.archivists.org/conference/index.asp
If you are not an SAA member and would like a program mailed to you,
please contact Carlos Salgado at: csalgado@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx