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Group Representatives: 

1) Acquisitions and Appraisal Section: Laura Uglean Jackson

2) Archivists' Toolkit/Archon Roundtable: Sasha Griffin

3) Archivists of Religious Collections Section: Anne Thomason

4) Business Archives Section: Scott Grimwood & Nicole Thaxton

5) College and University Section: Rachel Vagts

6) Dance Heritage Coalition: Kat Bell

7) Description Section: Kira Dietz & Elizabeth Nielsen

8) Electronic Records Section: Nat Wilson

9) Government Affairs Working Group: Frank Boles

10) Human Rights Archives Roundtable: Jasmine Jones

11) Labor Archives Roundtable: Catherine Powell

12) Lone Arrangers Roundtable: Michelle Ganz & Christina Zamon

13) Metadata and Digital Object Roundtable: Amy Rushing

14) National Digital Stewardship Residency: Jefferson Bailey

15) New England Archivists Roundtable for Early Professionals and Students: Sofia Becerra-Licha

16) Oral History Section: Cecilia Salvatore & Rachel Telford

17) Performing Arts Roundtable: Stasia Karel

18) Publications Board: Chris Prom

19) Research Libraries Roundtable: Christie Peterson

20) SAA Council: Jackie Dooley

21) Visual Materials Section: David Benjamin

22) Web Archiving Roundtable: Trevor Alvord

23) Women Archivists Roundtable: Rachael Dreyer & Alexandra Orchard

24) Host Committee & NOLA Info: Eira Tansey

25) Records Management Roundtable: Brad Houston

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Submitted by Keebler on April 4, 2026 - 2:21am.