PLENARY 1: OPEN THE DOOR TO A MORE DIVERSE AND COLLABORATIVE FUTURE
11
Nov

PLENARY 1: OPEN THE DOOR TO A MORE DIVERSE AND COLLABORATIVE FUTURE

Sponsored by: University of Florida

The boundaries of special collections and archives are fluid; they not only document our shared cultural heritage, they are integrally shaped by the cultural circumstances in which they exist. We must open our doors and our minds to find ways to continually engage in productive conversations. Speakers will share with us the importance of being culturally literate to allow dynamic collaborative partnerships and outreach endeavors, as well as help us imagine new possibilities for increasing continued diversity within our profession.

Moderator: Athena Jackson, Pennsylvania State University

Speakers:
9
Nov

New Members’ Mixer (ticketed event)

Sponsored by: Atlas Systems
A New Members’ Mixer will be held celebrating new attendees. All are welcome to get to know new members and enjoy each other's company. Make sure to include this event in your registration! The ticket price includes appetizers and wine/beer.
9
Nov

Workshop: Digital Humanities is What You Do with it: Going beyond Digitization in Special Collections (ticketed event)

Sponsored by: Voyager Press Rare Books and Manuscripts

By adding value to digital collections through the use of digital humanities tools, special collections curators and archivists can build upon traditional methods of engagement with the public, scholars, and students. This full-day workshop will explore digital humanities tools for curating digital collections after creation, including collection management, donor development...