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The
first president of the Society of Southwest Archivists, A.
Otis Hebert, Jr.
(1930-1976) was a noted historian, educator,
archivist, and expert on Louisiana and the culture of
Acadiana. An editor of Louisiana History and a
member of the National Archives Advisory Council, Hebert
served as director of the Louisiana Department of Archives
and Records from 1966 to 1974. He left the state archives to
become director of the Center for Acadian Folklore and
Culture at the University of Southwestern Louisiana from
1974 to 1976.
In 1971
Hebert joined with a small band of archivists from
Louisiana, Texas, Arkansas, and Oklahoma to found the
Society of Southwest Archivists.
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