Archives and Records Management Seminar
Archives and Records Management Seminar 2018
Why PDF/A for preservation?
Building Blocks for Records Readiness: Evaluating & Improving Disaster Related Performance Outcomes
Archives and Records Management Seminar 2017
Utilizing Primary Sources in the Classroom/Curriculum Development:
Collaborating to Teach Local History: Using Local History Materials in Middle School
- Martina Sowden, Head of Referance, Scranton Public Libary.
Engaging Students and Instructors: Ideas and Resources for Active Learning in the Archives
- Rachel Grove Rohrbaugh, Archivist, Elizabethtown College.
Using Primary Sources to Meet the Academic Standards - Sally Flaherty, Social Studies Advisor, Pennsylvania Department of Education.
Utilizing Primary Sources in the Classroom/Curriculum Development
A Discussion on Implementation of the New PDF/A Policy for County and State Offices
Moderator: David Carmicheal, State Archivist, Pennsylvania State Archives
- Eric Feder, Director, Office of Judicial Records-Civil, First Judicial District of Pennsylvania
- Evie Rafalko McNulty, Lackawanna County Recorder of Deeds
- Matt Bixler, Project Designer, Department of Environmental Protection
Taming the Records Beast: Success Stories in Managing Records:
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Training New Hires to get it Right - Shirley Jones, Enterprise Records Information Manger, PA Office of Administration; Sandy Kurtz, Administrative Officer, Public School Employees' Retirement System
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Practical Naming Conventions - John MacMillan, Deputy Secretary for Information Technology, Office of Administration
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Paper to Digital; DGS's Records Modernization - Eric Decker, Special Assistant to the Deputy Secretary for Administration, Department of General Services
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Tackling E-mail Cleanup - Mike Sharpe, Records Retention Manager, Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency
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Acquiring and Remodeling a Facility for Local Government Archives Use - Renee Drago, Archives Officer, Northampton County
Archives and Records Management Seminar 2016
Keeping the Bytes Alive: New Policies Regarding Retention of Permanent and Long-term Electronic Records.
Archival Basics for Historical Repositories and Local Government.