Archivist

knowledge or little bit clearer understanding. In addition, archives are experiences to kept the historical materials. Archivists have increasing opportunities for collaborations at universities by trending affecting higher education today and understanding of varying experiences of archives should only strengthen these collaborations through enabling clear communication. Moreover, archivists need to reconsider and develop new approaches to the important issue of the use of archival material. Six approaches

Historians still unborn will appreciate your cooperation in the future, Ji-Won. We archivists thank you in the present. Our gratitude may not mean much, but I’ll endeavour to grant any last request you may have if it lies within my ministry’s influence. Once we’re finished, the prison will be archived at the Ministry of Testaments. This isn’t an interrogation, remember, or a trial. Your version of the truth is what matters. Someone once told me “no other version of the truth has ever mattered to

The archivist did not know what kind or brand of external drive the files were stored on, nor did she know the size of the drive, or the size of the digital collections. She informed me that the drive was located in another building and it would be difficult for her to find out these details. There are no backup files for any of these digital surrogates. The archivist noted that the NYAM was looking to purchase a server for their digital

and outreach. This paper will cover the archival institution of UC Davis. The person that was interviewed for this assignment is Kevin Miller. Miller is the Interim Head of the Special Collections Department at UC Davis, he is also a University Archivist in the Archives and Institutional Assets Program. This paper will include the interview this student had with Kevin

Western History and Genealogy department, graduated from the University of Colorado, Denver. James Jeffery is the genealogy specialist, Hannah Parris specializes in building histories and neighborhood of Denver and Abby Hoverstock is the senior archivist. The Western History and Genealogy Department encourages patrons to contact staff members and talk face to face with librarians for research help. In fact, accessing collections requires communication with librarians and staff. Researchers use the

they are archivally best accepted in their original form only. Therefore, value of archival documents does not stand relative. However, the concept of attributing value to the archival documents is relative since the opinions may vary from one archivist to another, from one generation to

I met with Greg Williams, who has been an archivist at California State University, Dominguez Hills (CSUDH) for 11 years. Prior to arriving at CSU Dominguez Hills in 2004, Mr. Williams was curator of photographs at the San Diego Historical Society. He has also worked as an archivist and curator for the New Jersey Historical Society, Rutgers University, the Colonial Williamsburg Foundation, and the Oregon State Archives. He has traveled all over the country. Mr. Williams received his master’s

The official website of the Association of Moving Image Archivists features a statement made by the Committee for Film Preservation and Public Access before the National Film Preservation Board in 1993. “Preservation without access is pointless,” the quote says. Film is one area where preservation requires presentation after the fact. The mention of certain films being given a new restoration or a new print scan excites cinema lovers and researchers alike, due to the fact that film has not been as

archive wants to preserve and collect. For example, according to the Center for Sacramento History official website, the type of employees that currently work at the history archive center are photographs archivist, city historian, interpretive specialist, senior reference and government records archivist, curator of history, manuscripts archives, and a film specialist. Libraries try to expand their services by offering patrons a wide variety of materials by incorporating statewide borrowing and statewide

When I was having a discussion with an archivist at the Heinz Historical Center’s Detre Library and Archives for the comparative gird analysis, she shared an interesting story with me that dealt with protecting privacy as well as maintaining unrestricted access for the public. Some time ago, she acquired a collection which received the title of “Bob Nelkin Collection of Allegheny County Chapter for the Pennsylvania Association for Retarded Children (for short, Bob Nelkin Collection of ACC-PARC)”