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The Professional Development Committee sponsors low cost workshops on
all aspects of the archival enterprise. Recent workshops have dealt with topics as
varied as magnetic media preservation, archives security, religious archives, and EAD.
In
addition to creating its own courses, SSA’s Professional Development
Committee works with the Society of American Archivists, Amigos,
SOLINET, NEDCC, and other organizations to bring major training
sessions and nationally-known instructors to the Southwest. SSA
works to ensure that its upper-level educational offerings are
eligible for Archival Recertification Credits
(ARCs) from the Academy
of Certified Archivists.
The SSA also
sponsors The
Archivist's Daybook, a web calendar of archival continuing
education opportunities around the world.
For more information about
SSA's professional development program please contact:
Matthew Darby, CA
Chair, Professional Development Committee
Archivist
ExxonMobil Historical Collection
The Center for American History
The University of Texas at Austin
Sid Richardson Hall 2.101
1 University Station D1100
Austin, Texas 78712-0335
ph: 512.495.4691
fax: 512.495.4542
http://www.cah.utexas.edu
msdarby@mail.utexas.edu
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Do you have special skills or knowledge that you would like to
share in a workshop?
Would you like experience creating and leading a workshop?
An
important membership benefit is the opportunity to present
workshops.
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Presenting
a workshop can be an invaluable learning experience.
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It
is an excellent opportunity to organize special knowledge
you may have.
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It is an excellent way to acquire practice in public speaking, teaching, and working
with workshop participants.
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Being
a workshop instructor is also an excellent qualification to
have on your vita for hiring and promotion purposes.
If
you would like to discuss the possibility of teaching an SSA
workshop, please feel free to contact either of the chair of
our Professional Development Committee.
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