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DC 2006: Joint Annual Meeting of NAGARA, COSA, and SAA
Washington, D.C.
July 30-August 5, 2006
Hilton Washington
NHPRC ELECTRONIC RECORDS RESEARCH FELLOWS’ POSTER PRESENTATIONS
This poster session highlights the research activities of the National Historical
Publications and Records Commission’s Electronic Records Research Fellows.
Posters will be on display in the Exhibit Hall on Thursday,
August 3, from 6:00 to 8:00 pm, and on Friday, August 4, from 9:00
am to 4:00 pm. Presenters
will be assigned a time during unopposed Exhibit Hall hours to be present in
order to discuss their posters with attendees.
Poster sessions at SAA annual meetings typically have included only graduate
student posters. For the first time – at DC 2006, the Joint Annual Meeting
of SAA, the Council of State Archivists, and the National Association of Government
Archives and Records Administrators – the session will be expanded to
include posters developed by the 2005 National Historical Publications and
Records Commission Electronic Records Fellowship recipients.
The NHPRC Electronic Records Fellowships Program (http://ils.unc.edu/nhprcfellows)
facilitates both basic and applied research regarding all aspects of electronic
records, and particularly research that furthers institutional objectives and
management of electronic records on a scale feasible for repositories at local,
state, or regional levels. Through the development of research tools, funding,
mentoring, and symposia, the program supports broad participation in the research
process among archival practitioners and collaboration between archivists and
academics.
On Thursday, August 3, and Friday, August 4, during Exhibit Hall hours, the
following NHPRC fellows’ posters will be featured:
- “Fortune 100 + Private 100 Electronic Records Management Study” – Carol
E. B. Choksy, Adjunct Professor, Indiana University, and Consultant.
- “Content Management Systems: Who Makes the Rules?” – David
W. Mitchell and Jill A. Katte, Duke University.
- “Determining Current Practices for College and University Electronic Records
Management Programs” – Marcia Frank Peri, Archivist, University
of Maryland, Baltimore County, and Lisl Zach, Assistant Professor, School of
Information
and Library Science, Louisiana State University.
- “Developing the HIPAA-Aware EAD Finding Aid” – Catherine Arnott
Smith, University of Wisconsin-Madison School of Library and Information Studies,
and Nancy McCall, Archivist and Research Associate in History of Medicine,
The Johns Hopkins University.
Poster presenters will be available at assigned times to discuss their work
with conference attendees. See the onsite program for the schedule.
The 2007 SAA Program Committee has included “poster presentations” as
an option for those wishing to present at Chicago 2007. For more information
about how you can participate, see the SAA web site at www.archivists.org/conference/index.asp.
GRADUATE STUDENT POSTER PRESENTATIONS
Student posters highlight the research activities of graduate students in
archives and records management programs, as well as projects and
activities of SAA student chapters. Posters will be on display in the Exhibit
Hall on Thursday, August 3, from 6:00 to 8:00 pm, and on Friday,
August 4, from 9:00 am to 4:00 pm. Students will be assigned a time
during unopposed Exhibit Hall hours to be present in order to discuss
their posters with attendees.
- The New Orleans Recovery Project
Kyle Conner, Rachel Pooley, Carl Collins, and Rebecca Carter
University of Michigan
- Building an Archive:
The Story of the Van der Zanden Memorial Pirate Center
Stacy Erdman, Deirdre Joyce, Abbie Miller, and Shawn San Roman
University of Wisconsin – Madison
- Search and Preserve: Collecting the Punk and Hardcore Communities
Debi Griffith / University of Wisconsin – Madison
- The Archive of Forking Paths: Building Strategies for
Reclaiming Cultural Identity Through the Archival Record
in Post-Totalitarian States
Jason Nargis / University of Michigan
- Faculty Contributions to Institutional Repositories
Jihyun Kim / University of Michigan
- Rembering an American Visionary: Processing the
Claire McCardell Collection at the Maryland Historical Society
Jenny Kinniff
/ University of Maryland, College Park
- Communicating Context in Online Collections
Jeanne Kramer-Smyth / University of Maryland, College Park
- More Planning Than Scanning: Anatomy of a Digitization Project
Christina
R Lehman / University of Maryland, College Park
- What Color Is Your Manure Spreader?
Our Experiences with the McCormick-International Harvester Collection
Marguerite Moran and Sonia Yaco / University of Wisconsin – Madison
- Describing the Past
Julie Pepera / University of Michigan
- When Photo Collections Go Bad: Confronting the Chaos of
Lassen Volcanic National Park’s Photograph Collections
Gina Rappaport / Western Washington University
- Rethinking Use and User Studies
Shawn San Roman / University of Wisconsin – Madison
- Information Access by History Graduate Students
at the University of Maryland
Beth Schuster / University of Maryland, College Park
- Processing the Charlotte Cramer Sachs Papers
at the National Museum of American History
Leslie Schuyler / Western Washington University
- Across Time and Across Our Land: Faces of the American Experience
Elizabeth Sheehan / UCLA
- Designing Women: What I Learned About Archives, Communication,
and the Visual While Creating and Coding the Web Exhibit ‘ Taking a Leading
Role: Women in Broadcasting History’
Sara Snyder / University of Maryland, College Park
- Chesapeake Information and Research Library Alliance
Fellowship Rotation in Special Collections and University Archives
Amber Thiele / University of Maryland, College Park
- A Guardsman’s Perspective: Reflections on the
Little Rock Central High Crisis
Joshua Bradley Williams / Louisiana State University
- Digital Object Identifiers and Resource Identifiers
in Archival Description
Krista Ferrante / Simmons College
- University of British Columbia,
Association of Canadian Archivists Student Chapter:
New Beginnings – A Canadian Student Chapter
Melissa Adams
- Archival Legacies: Dolores Renze and the University of Denver
Jamie Seemiller / University of Denver, SAA Student Chapter
- Student Archivists at Maryland (SAM)
Kristin Schmachtenberg
- University of Michigan, SAA Student Chapter:
Membership and Collaboration
Erin Matas, Dave LaCrone, Ricah Marquez, and Ursula Arnold
- University of North Carolina – Chapel Hill, SAA Student Chapter:
Enhancing Professional Development
Dawne Howard
- University of Pittsburgh, SAA Student Chapter
Charles Stanford, Crystal Hanna, Ben Blake, Mariel Carter,
Jasper Giddings, and Julie Hannify
- “Beer, Brats, and Bowling: The Wisconsin Experience”
Marguerite Moran / University of Wisconsin – Madison, SAA Student
Chapter
- Simmons College, SAA Student Chapter
Krista Ferrante
- Creating Virtual Galleries for Wisconsin Historical Images:
Madison Sesquicenntenial, a Case Study
Alexis Marks / University of Wisconsin, Madison School of Library
and Information Studies
- “Staying Connected: Web Technology in Practice at SJSU SAA-SC”
Paula Little
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