The Council of State Historical Records
Coordinators
(COSHRC) is participating in the A*CENSUS project being led by
the Society
of American Archivists (SAA) with funding from the Institute
for Museum and Library Services (IMLS). The goal of
A*CENSUS (Archival
Census and Education Needs Survey in the U.S.) is to define
the universe
of archivists currently in the workforce, determine the
knowledge and
skills they need to do their jobs now and in the future, and
provide
graduate and continuing education programs with data to
support recruitment
and training of new archivists. Roy
Tryon, South Carolina State Archivist, is COSHRC's
representative
to the project.
Press
release #1 (November
2003)
Press
release #2 (January 2004)
This list includes all professional
associations serving
archivists in the United States at the national, regional,
state, and
local levels.
Links to each association’s website are also provided, when
available.
Other sources for links to archival
associations
include:
The Society
of American Archivists
provides contact information for many archival associations
at http://www.archivists.org/assoc-orgs/directory/index.asp.
Peter Nelson provides a list of regional, state, and local
archival
organizations in the U.S. at http://sophia.smith.edu/~pnelson/regionals
The members of these organizations often
work directly
with archival materials or provide support to the repositories
that
collect and make them available in some way. They share with
archivists
an interest in raising awareness about the importance of
historical
records and ensuring proper management, preservation, and use
of our
nation's documentary heritage.
The Archival Association Leadership Listserv
(AALL)
is designed to facilitate timely communications among all
archival professional
associations in the United States at the national, regional,
state,
and local levels. Established in January 2003, the AALL
responds to
a broad interest in promoting cooperation and collaboration
among all
archival professional associations in the U.S. In this
collaborative
spirit, the staff of the Council
of
State Historical Records Coordinators (COSHRC) is managing
the Listserv
while the Society
of American Archivists
(SAA) is serving as its host.
A subscription to the Archival Association
Leadership
Listserv is available to the President (or equivalent) of each
U.S.
archival professional association. The President is then
invited to
select up to 4 additional individuals from among the
association's leaders
to participate in the Listserv.
Individuals or organizations wishing to have
messages
posted to the AALL should contact the list manager, Jenifer
Burlis-Freilich,
Council of State Historical Records Coordinators at jbfreilich@coshrc.org.
For additional information, see the AALL
Terms of
Participation http://www.coshrc.org/connections/AALLterms.htm
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