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July 29, 2017
WHEREAS Terry Baxter has been an archivist since 1986 and a member of the Society of American Archivists since 2000; and
WHEREAS Terry has continuously shown his commitment to the archives profession via his long service to various endeavors, including serving on:
WHEREAS Terry, on his first trip to the East Coast to attend Camp Pitt, was astonished to learn that, no, the East Coast is not wall-to-wall asphalt but does indeed have trees; and
WHEREAS Terry has a knack for pushing the envelope, such as shaving his beard when a fundraising goal for the Mosaic Scholarship Fund was met; holding end-of-conference celebrations that are widely enjoyed (except by hotel security); and offering hugs that warm the heart and crush the bone; and
WHEREAS Terry has worked on diversity and inclusion issues in archives for more than 30 years, culminating (to date) in the Liberated Archive Forum on Saturday, July 29; and
WHEREAS Terry has been a consistent champion for Oregon and a vocal proponent for more than a decade to bring the SAA Annual Meeting to Portland;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the Council of the Society of American Archivists recognizes and thanks Terry Baxter for his outstanding service to SAA and the archives profession.
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