- About Archives
- About SAA
- Careers
- Education
- Publications
- Advocacy
- Membership
Explores access to and use of archives and manuscript collections within the framework of archival description and representation. How archives are described and the surrogates that are used to represent them profoundly impact their access and use and are central to the archives profession. Students will explore various types of archival use including exhibits (physical and virtual) in addition to the creation of surrogates for primary sources and will gain a theoretical and practical understanding of EAD as well as other emerging metadata standards. Course includes a sixty-hour internship project completed in an archives-related setting.