[MCN-L] ARCS Update Vol 3 Issue 5 Meet Your ARCS Board Members, ByLaw Changes & #ARCSChat March 6

[ARCS ARCS]

**Meet Your ARCS Board Members**
We’re pleased to start a new feature in our updates, introducing you to
ARCS Board members.  This month we would like to introduce you to Board
Member Jacqueline Cabrera.

I have been a registrar for over 25 years. After all this time I cannot
imagine having pursued any other career. As a registrar I have had the
opportunity to work on many interesting projects, from collection moves to
building renovations, collection rehousing projects and exhibitions. These
projects have introduced me to museum colleagues from all over the world,
many of whom I still keep in touch with on a personal level even after our
projects have concluded. I’ve traveled to many beautiful parts of the world
such as Egypt, Tunisia, and Greece just to name a few. I think the greatest
opportunity my career has allowed me is the ability to contribute to the
the creation of ARCS. I look forward to continue contributing to our
profession for many years to come and to keep traveling around the world
meeting many more museum colleagues.

**ARCS Bylaw Changes**
The ARCS board has updated our bylaws, creating the Treasurer Designate
position to allow for a smoother transition of the Treasurer position.
Michele Leopold is ARCS’ first Treasurer Designate and will become
treasurer at the June board meeting.  Updated bylaws can be found here-
https://www.arcsinfo.org/about/association-bylaws

**#ARCSChat March 6th @ 8pm EST**
In continuation last month’s discussions (https://twitter.com/i/
moments/962001358542069760) addressing the lack of diversity in the
collections management field, our next #ARCSChat will investigate gender
diversity as well as look at how we can reach out to underrepresented
communities with education and job opportunities. Again, we aim to empower
collections management communities to do what they can to address the
problem and to lobby institutional leadership for the resources to create a
more diverse staff.

To add another point of view to the conversation, This chat will be
co-moderated by Claire Kovacs, the director of the Augustana Teaching
Museum of Art at Augustana College and co-host of The Gallery Gap Podcast
@TheGalleryGap on NPR.

**Newsflash From A Member**
Are you an ARCS member who has recently won an award, published a book,
participated in something unique and out of the ordinary as part of your
professional life?  We want to hear from you!  Send an email to
arcs4...@gmail.com with the subject line “Newsflash from a Member” and we
may include you in our biweekly updates.

**Important Dates**
March 6, 2018  8 PM EST #ARCSChat on Twitter. Participate and follow here-
https://twitter.com/arcs4all
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Re: [MCN-L] MCN Pro: How GDPR law impacts your museum

[Nik Honeysett]

Overly optimistic (“Everyone’s prepping for the GDPR, so it’s a great time for 
a recap!") but interesting newsletter from OpenText on GDPR: 
http://app.mktg.opentext.com/e/es?s=459&e=1031706&elqTrackId=e8cd6cca5ccb4732be00569759ba03e1&elq=f5d58913704e488f9e35e3f0be7e6a23&elqaid=39347&elqat=1
 


Complete with handy infographic: 
http://images.mktg.opentext.com/EloquaImages/clients/OpenTextGlobal/%7B9accb61f-74e1-4691-8c3e-7592f4d13d6d%7D_Win-big-GDPR_1min.jpg?elqTrackId=CF2D5EA9A64F57AD335B1C14C33983BC&elq=f5d58913704e488f9e35e3f0be7e6a23&elqaid=39347&elqat=1&elqCampaignId=

-nik



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> On Feb 25, 2018, at 4:44 PM, Eric Longo  wrote:
> 
> *UPCOMING MCN Pro WEBINAR*
> 
> *How the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) law impacts your museum*
> Organized by the MCN Data and Insights SIG (Special Interest Group).
> Co-chairs: Elena Villaespesa and Angie Judge.
> 
> *Thursday March 15, 2018 - 3pm ET on YouTube Live *
> 
> The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) law changes coming into play
> will impact museums and visitor privacy globally, enforceable from 25 May
> 2018. To help clarify what GDPR means for museums both in the EU and also
> in other countries, the MCN Data and Insights SIG will present a webinar on
> GDPR led by Paulina Jedwabska, Head of Information Governance and
> Departmental Records Officer at Department for Digital, Culture, Media and
> Sport (DCMS).
> 
> *About Paulina Jedwabska*
> Head of Information Governance with excellent interpersonal skills and a
> genuine enthusiasm for creative solutions. Proven track record in
> governance, communications and training. Currently working as a DRO and
> active DPO at DCMS, responsible for internal compliance with GDPR.
> Previously working at the National Portrait Gallery. Fluent in English and
> Polish.
> In my previous role, I achieved review and sign off of all departmental
> retention schedules, roll out data protection training for all staff and
> improve basic records management training for new starters. I've set a
> framework for GDPR compliance.
> 
> In my previous position, I worked with Pyeongchang Organising Committee
> (POCOG) and Tokyo Organising Committee (TOCOG) to deliver their knowledge
> transfer policy as well as coordinate knowledge transfer from Rio 2016. I
> developed new initiatives for harvesting quality materials from OCOGs as
> well as implemented new terminology process. In my past role, I managed the
> ODA Enterprise Information Management system with over 6 million records
> and 7TB of data. Set requirements and testing for migration from ODA
> LiveLink to DCMS LiveLink. Managed final disposition of ODA records to TNA,
> DCMS and 3rd party archives.
> 
> 
> -
> Eric Longo
> Executive Director
> MCN  (Museum Computer Network)
> 
> toll free: +1-888-211-1477 x801
> mobile: +1-917-822-7343
> e...@mcn.edu
> 
> Click here  to schedule a meeting with me.
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[MCN-L] Call for Nominations: 2018 SAA Waldo Gifford Leland Award

[Willey, Eric]

Call for Nominations: 2018 SAA Waldo Gifford Leland Award



Please help us to recognize the best in our profession!



Have you read a great new book about archives? Seen an exceptional new finding 
aid? Encountered a new documentary publication that is head and shoulders above 
the rest? Has a new web publication really stood out to you?



If you have, please consider nominating it for the Society of American 
Archivists Waldo Gifford Leland Award. Nomination forms, a list of previous 
winners, and more information are at 
http://www2.archivists.org/governance/handbook/section12-leland. The deadline 
for nominations is February 28, 2018.



The annual Leland Award – a cash prize and certificate – recognizes “writing of 
superior excellence and usefulness in the field of archival history, theory, 
and practice.”

 (Please note that periodicals are not eligible.)



Established in 1959, this award honors American archival pioneer Waldo Gifford 
Leland (1879-1966), president of the Society of American Archivists in the1940s 
and one of the driving forces behind the founding of the National Archives.



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