Today's Topics:

   1. ALCTS upcoming online learning programs (Elise Y Wong)
   2. FW: 2016 Western Archives Institute (Elaine Franco)

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Happy January!
 
Sent by Elise Wong / Chair, CLA Technical Services Interest Group; Virtual
Member, ALCTS Affiliate Relations Committee

Webinars
The Data Life Cycle and the Landscape of Library-Led ServicesJanuary
19Assessing the Needs of Your Environment and Building a Sustainable RDM
Services ProgramJanuary 21Using MoUs to Build Partnerships without
PressureFebruary 10William CrossEnvironmental Monitoring and ControlMarch
2Julie MosboCare and Handling of Books and ScrapbooksMarch 9Donia
ConnPreserving Digital Collections: An OverviewMarch 16Peter VerheyenDoing
Oral HistoryApril 20Barbara Truesdell Web courses February 1 to March
11Fundamentals of CatalogingFebruary 8 to March 18Fundamentals of
AcquisitionsFebruary 8 to March 4Fundamentals of Electronic Resources
AcquisitionsFebruary 8 to March 4Fundamentals of PreservationFebruary 22 to
April 1Fundamentals of Collection Assessment e-forum discussions

January 26 How Library Technical Services Can Support OER Initiatives For
more online learning opportunities see: http://www.ala.org/alcts/confevents/

                                          
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Forwarded to CLA TSIG list by Elaine Franco, member, CLA TSIG Steering
Committee.

2016 Western Archives Institute

The 30th annual Western Archives Institute will be held at Santa Clara
University from July 10 ? 22, 2016. The Western Archives Institute is an
intensive, two-week program that provides integrated instruction in basic
archival practices to individuals with a variety of backgrounds, including
those whose jobs require a fundamental understanding of archival skills, but
who have little or no previous archives education; those who have expanding
responsibility for archival materials; those who are practicing archivists
but have not received formal instruction; and those who demonstrate a
commitment to an archival career.

The Institute also features site visits to historical records repositories
and a diverse curriculum that includes history and development of the
profession, theory and terminology, records management, appraisal,
arrangement, description, manuscripts acquisition, archives and the law,
photographs, preservation administration, reference and access, outreach
programs, and managing archival programs and institutions.

Thomas Wilsted has agreed to serve as the 2016 Principal Faculty Member.
During his career, he has worked at the Illinois State Historical Library,
the National Library of New Zealand, The Salvation Army Archives and
Research Center, and the American Heritage Center at the University of
Wyoming and the Thomas J. Dodd Research Center at the University of
Connecticut.  He is currently the principal at Wilsted Consulting.  He is
the author of Managing Archival and Manuscript Repositories (SAA, 1991),
Planning New and Remodeled Archival Facilities (SAA, 2007) and co-editor of
Archival and Special Collections Facilities: Guidelines for Archivists,
Librarians, Architects, and Engineers (SAA, 2010).

Wilsted taught archives administration at the University of Wyoming and the
University of Connecticut, as well as numerous workshops for the Society of
American Archivists.  Most recently, he developed and taught workshops and
webinars on fundraising and archival management for the California State
Historical Records Advisory Board.  Mr. Wilsted is a member of the Academy
of Certified Archivists and a Fellow of the Society of American Archivists.

Tuition for the Institute is $700 and includes a selection of archival
publications. Other non-negotiable fees including program transportation,
facility fees, opening dinner, and luncheon at the closing program will be
available in early February.  Housing and meal plans are available at
additional cost.

The application deadline is Friday, March 4, 2016. For additional program
information, see http://www.calarchivists.org/WAI, or contact:

Administrator

Western Archives Institute

1020 O Street

Sacramento, CA 95814

Telephone: (916) 653-7715

Fax: (916) 653-7134

E-mail: [email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>

The Western Archives Institute is co-sponsored by the Society of California
Archivists and the California State Archives.

The application package is available on the California State Archives web
site at http://www.sos.ca.gov/archives/western-archives-institute, and on
the Society of California Archivists web site at
http://www.calarchivists.org/WAI.

Ellen E. Jarosz
Head of Special Collections and Archives
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Oviatt Library
California State University, Northridge
18111 Nordhoff Street
Northridge, CA 91330-8326
Phone: (818) 677-2597<tel:%28818%29%20677-2597>
http://www.csun.edu<http://www.csun.edu/>
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Annette Marines, MLIS
Librarian, Research Support Services
University of California, Santa Cruz
(831) 459-3255

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