Yakel outlines each step needed to be taken in setting up a university, corporate, or other institutional archives.
Über den Autor
Elizabeth Yakel is a doctoral student in Information and Library Studies at the University of Michigan. She has worked as a professional archivist and consultant for over ten years, on such projects as the Vatican Archives Project, and the Religious Archives Technical Assistance Project, where she provided consultation services, taught archival workshops, and provided referral services for archivists in small religious and non-profit organizations.
Inhaltsverzeichnis
Part 1 Acknowledgments Chapter 2 1.Introduction: Three Archival Collections Chapter 3 2. Planning Your Archival Program Chapter 4 3. Establishing an Archives Chapter 5 4. Administration Chapter 6 5. Collection Development, Appraisal, and the Intitial Stages of Archival Control Chapter 7 6. Increasing Control over Archival Records: Arrangement and Deillegalscription Chapter 8 7. Reference and Access Chapter 9 8. Outreach Chapter 10 9. The Archival Facility and Preservation1 Chapter 11 10. Bibliographical Essay Chapter 12 11. Archival and Related Associations Part 13 Appendix A-Model Deed of gift for Donation of Historical Materials Part 14 Appendix B- Outline of a Model Procedures Manual Part 15 Appendix C-Sample User Regsitration Forms
Klappentext
Yakel outlines each step needed to be taken in setting up a university, corporate, or other institutional archives.
