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The Society of Georgia Archivists is committed to providing educational opportunities to its members as well as archivists around the region. SGA typically sponsors an annual workshop in the spring or summer and another in the fall in conjunction with the SGA Annual Meeting. For more information about the work of the Education Committee, please contact chair Becky Sherman at education@soga.org.
Reparative Description from Two Sides: Cataloging and Processing
Thursday, June 23, 2022, 12:30-4:00 PM (EST)
Location: Zoom
This workshop is for archivists and special collection librarians who wish to increase their abilities in limiting harmful language in their organization's finding aids and catalog records through reparative description. This workshop will help archivists and librarians to identify and build upon best practices in description and cataloging to create policy, guidelines, and implement reparative description in their own organizations. Discussion leaders will present on prominent topics and issues, and participants will learn how to approach description, identify authoritative organizations and documentation, and discuss situations with leaders in this work as well other learners through the roundtable discussion.
Instructors: Beth Shoemaker and Tierra Thomas
Moderator: Laura Starratt
Register here.
Questions: Please contact Mike Santrock, Chair, SGA Education Committee, at education@soga.org.
Visit our History section for a listing of past workshops.
View SGA's Scholarships page for funding opportunities for various continuing education activities, such as SGA workshops, the SGA Annual Meeting, the SAA Annual Meeting, and the Georgia Archives Institute.
Another great way to get involved with professional development is to participate in SGA's Mentoring Program.
Interested in pursuing a career in archives and records management?
Read So You Want to be an Archivist? An Overview of the Archives Profession