Announcements

In the March/April issue of Archival Outlook, Erica Donnis, Shir Bach, and Sally Blanchard-O'Brien discuss their process for involving interns in the work of large-scale manuscript processing; Amber Skantz searches for the books from a nearly ten-year-old donation; and Alex Brinson and Alex McGee employ inclusive description to improve the discoverability of Georgia Tech's history. Also in this issue, the 2025 Host Committee welcomes you to Anaheim and SAA invites submissions for the 2025 Research Forum, taking place this July. Read the digital issue here. Print edition to follow.

On the Cover: Korean officials and archivists dressed in traditional Joseon Dynasty clothing as part of the opening ceremony of the new archives building in 2008.

Table of Contents | Archival Outlook | March/April 2025

This issue is sponsored by Atlas Systems, Inc., Lucidea, and San José State University.

• "President's Message: Changes at SAA"
  by Derek T. Mosley
• "Involving Student Interns in Large-Scale Manuscript Processing at the University of Vermont"
  by Erica Donnis, Shir Bach, and Sally Blanchard O'Brien
• "Archival Accessioning Best Practices Released"
  by Kate Dundon
• "Hidden History: Georgia Tech Archivists Share the Impact of Inclusive Description"
  by Alex Brinson and Alex McGee
• "The National Archives of Korea Reassembles the Country's History"
  by Misun Boo, edited by Aleksandr Gelfand
• "An Unusual Internship: Bentonville Battlefield State Historic Site"
  by Rachel McLaughlin
• "Searching for the Smith Donation"
  by Amber Skantz
• "The Host Committee Welcomes You to Anaheim!"
  by Jeanette Berard and Susan Berumen
• Participate in the 2025 Research Forum
• Kudos
• In Memoriam

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