We are streaming our Archives for All: Social Justice and Community Archives panel tonight, so that online and off-campus students can watch and participate!
Register for the webinar at this link: https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/2534927718930935298
And feel free to tweet us (@scosaa) or email ([email protected]) any questions during the panel so that we can pass them along to the panelists!!
Archives For All
SCoSAA is hosting a dinner and a panel on issues facing community archivists and social justice in the archives!
The dinner will be at 6pm on Wednesday, November 19th in the Faculty/Staff Dining Room. Space for the dinner is limited so be sure to reserve a spot through our eventbrite:?https://www.eventbrite.com/e/archives-for-all-dinner-tickets-14164094187
The panel itself will be at 7pm in C103 and is open for everyone! We will also be recording the event and making it available online.
Come check out seasonal favorite Hocus Pocus with your buds at SCoSAA!
Come to the SCOSAA Open House in the School of Management building room 513 this Tuesday at 4:45!
The 2014-2015 academic year promises to be an exciting one, and we hope you will join us and other SLIS student groups during some of the many events that are planned for the upcoming semester. ?More information about our events will be coming shortly, but please feel free to contact any of our SCoSAA officers should you need assistance:
Co-chairs: Timothy Walsh and Sharon Parrington
Secretary/Archivist: Taylor McNeilly
Treasurer: Ryan Miniot
Webmaster: Daniel Axmacher
SCoSAA officers will be present at New Student Orientation on September 2nd, along with our colleagues from the New England Archivists’ Roundtable for Early Professionals and Students (REPS)?and we look forwarding to meeting the incoming Archives Management?students as well as those who may be interested in the program!
The 2nd Annual Graduate Symposium took place on Saturday, March 30, 2013, as the result of collaborative work of the diverse Simmons GSLIS student organizations including: SCoSAA, PLG, ASA-SC, Panopticon, LISSA, ASIS&T, UXPA@Simmons, SLA, and support from GSLIS. The Symposium provided an opportunity for students to present on their research interests, prepare for future professional conferences, network with their peers, and explore how related professions such as archives, libraries, history, and museums are converging. Please read the following panel reports to learn more about the papers presented at the Symposium.