Index - 2005, August 18-20 SAA The Society of American Archivists #367

2005, August 18-20 SAA The Society of American Archivists #367 Convention Recordings, Inc 2005, August 18-20 SAA The Society of American Archivists #367
Complete Set of Recordings $159.00	OP1 Opening Plenary Session $12.00	CP1 Closing Plenary Session $12.00
101. Three Working Models of Digital Archives $12.00	104. Using Architectural Records in New Orleans $12.00	105. Partnerships, Education and Outreach: The Work of the State Historic Records Advisory Boards $12.00
106. ARCHIVES UNPLUGGED: The Audio-Visual Universe $12.00	107. ARCHIVES SEMINAR: Sleeping With the Enemy: Practicing Archives, Writing History—Reading Deconstruction $12.00	108. HerStory: Trends in Women’s History and Archives $12.00
109. Balancing Competing Interests: Donors, Researchers, and Third Party Rights $12.00	201. Destruction and Preservation of Archives in Wartime: The Balkan Wars of the 1990s and Iraq $12.00	202. PDF-Archive: The Development of a Digital Preservation Standard $12.00
203. Developing Standardized Metrics for Assessing Use and User Services for Primary Sources $12.00	204. The Curatorial Curse: Understanding, Recognizing, and Avoiding Conflicts Between Archival and Curatorial Methods $12.00	205. The Historically Black Colleges and Universities Archives Institute: A Model for Archival Training $12.00
206. ARCHIVES UNPLUGGED: Exhibits on a Shoestring $12.00	207. Controlling Human Reproduction: The Challenges of Documenting the Post-World War II Revolution $12.00	209. Graduate Student Paper Session $12.00
301. Reference and the Technology Explosion: How Far Do You Go? $12.00	302. Communities of Records: Re-setting the Boundaries of Context $12.00	304. The Sedona Principles: What Can They Do For You and Your Institution? $12.00
305. Experiments for Archives $12.00	306. ARCHIVES UNPLUGGED: Preservation Fundamentals $12.00	307. Hidden Treasures: Strategies for Broadening Archival Access Via Visual Materials Depicting Women and Minorities $12.00
309. Truth and the Records of Truth Commissions $12.00	401. More Product - Less Process - Full Speed Ahead: Implementing New Processing Guidelines to Expose... $12.00	402. When Private Becomes Public: Legal Issues $12.00
403. Servant of Two Masters? The Challenge of Collecting the Records of Active Organizations $12.00	404. Emerging Electronic Records Research (Part 1): Reports from NHPRC Fellows, 2004-2005 $12.00	405. ARCHIVES SEMINAR: Pluralizing the Archival Paradigm: The Role of Graduate Education (Part 1) $12.00
406. ARCHIVES UNPLUGGED: The Means and Ends of Archival Certification $12.00	407. A Sense of A*CENSUS $12.00	408. Ethics for Archivists: Case Studies in Privacy and Confidentiality $12.00
409. Cataloging Cultural Objects: Toward a Metadata Content Standard for Archives, Libraries, and Museums $12.00	501. Archivists, Copyright, and Digitization $12.00	503. Archival Theft, Recovery of Documents, and Security: How to Deal with the Unthinkable $12.00
504. Emerging Electronic Records Research (Part 2): Reports From NHPRC Fellows, 2004-2005 $12.00	505. ARCHIVES SEMINAR: Pluralizing the Archival Paradigm: The Role of Graduate Education (Part 2) $12.00	506. ARCHIVES UNPLUGGED: Advocacy 101 $12.00
507. A*CENSUS: Where Do We Go From Here? $12.00	508. Archival Solidarity Project: What Is it? How Do We Get Involved in International Outreach? $12.00	509. Managing Diversity Programs in Archives $12.00
601. Northern Exposure: What We Can Learn from Canadian Archival Systems $12.00	602. Making “Us vs. Them” into “We”: Resolving Conflicts between Institutions and Minority Groups $12.00	603. SMARTech at Georgia Tech: The Role of an Institutional Repository in a University Archives $12.00
604. A New Rosetta Stone? Seeking Commonalities Among Digital Image Databases, Metadata, and Delivery Systems $12.00	605. Archives Unplugged: Basics of Records Management $12.00	606. Documenting the Middle East: A Look at Photograph Collections in the United States $12.00
607. Evaluating SAEC: Students’ Response to a Distance Education Experiment $12.00	608. Baby Steps: Working Alone for the First Three Years $12.00	609. ARCHIVES SEMINAR: Seeking the Elusive Knowledge of Archives and Archivists (Part 1) $12.00
701. The Archivists’ Toolkit: Toward Streamlined Archival Workflow $12.00	702. Latinos in the Archives: Documenting a Community on the Rise $12.00	703. Archivists Get the Lesson Out: Teaching Teachers About Primary Sources $12.00
704. Just Doing It! The Smithsonian Archives-Rockefeller Archive Center Joint Electronic Records Project $12.00	705. ARCHIVES UNPLUGGED: Digital Asset Management $12.00	706. Recycled Sound: Using Archival Audio to Recall American Cultures $12.00
707. Making a Contribution: Archives Catalogers’ Participation in NACO and SACO $12.00	708. Beyond the Obvious: Finding Social History in Institutional Records $12.00	709. ARCHIVES SEMINAR: Seeking the Elusive Knowledge of Archives and Archivists (Part 2) $12.00
801. What WERE We Thinking? Theory and Practice of Reappraisal and Deaccessioning $12.00	802. Collaborating to Create the Virtual Literary Collection $12.00	803. To Be or Not To Be: The Whys and Wherefores of Archival Certification $12.00
804. That Thing You Do: Researching the Archival Reference Process $12.00	805. Documenting Internet2: A Collaborative Electronic Records Project for the Small-Scale Repository $12.00	806. Saving Corporate Records $12.00
807. Documenting the Physical Universe 1905-2005: Aspects of Physicists and Archivists Since Einstein’s Miraculous Year $12.00	809. Encoded Archival Context: A Prototype Standard for Describing Record Creators $12.00

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