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  • 1.  Listening Session for Archival Educators, Students, and New Professionals

    Posted Jan 24, 2023 04:55 PM
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    Archival Educators Section (AES) and Students and New Professionals (SNAP) Section
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    Title: Listening Session for Archival Educators, Students, and New Professionals

    Facilitators: Rebecca Frank, Jessie Knoles, Nicole Font

    Date: Wednesday, Feb 1, 2023

    Time: 11am Hawaii-Aleutian / 12pm Pacific / 1pm Mountain / 2pm Central / 3pm Eastern

    Online! Register at link: http://bit.ly/3H7RcTe 

    Listening Session for Archival Educators, Students, and New Professionals


    This listening session aims to create dialogue between the Students and New Archives Professionals (SNAP) Section and the SAA Archival Educators Section (AES). AES hopes to shape an agenda that encourages dialogue between educators and students and learn about the ways AES and SNAP might collaborate in the future. Potential topics, for example, include the evolving role of internships in archival education, establishing initiatives for diversity and inclusion within education, and professional development needs and opportunities. In particular, we hope that the session results in increasing communication between educators and students and recent graduates.  


    This listening session is geared towards: (1) educators who would like to provide input to help shape the future agenda of the AES, (2) SNAP members who would like to share their experiences, feedback, and/or questions with educators and SNAP steering committee members, and (3) SAA members who would like to contribute to this dialogue. 


    The session will not be recorded, but shared notes will be taken for both AES and SNAP to use in shaping future programming initiatives and strategic planning for their sections within SAA. 


    About the Sections

    The Archival Educators Section facilitates exchange of information about archival education programs throughout the United States and Canada and provides a forum for discussion of issues relevant to those who teach courses and workshops in archival administration and related topics, in both academic institutions and other settings.


    The
    Students and New Archives Professionals (SNAP) Section advocates for and addresses the needs of those starting out or who are exploring a career in the archives profession. The section provides educational outreach and advocacy that furthers the career development of, and dialogue and engagement with, students and new professionals.

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    SAA SNAP Steering Committee
    https://snaproundtable.wordpress.com
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