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Basics of Project Management for Archivists

  • Wednesday, January 25, 2012
  • 6:30 PM - 8:30 PM
  • National Archives at New York City, 201 Varick Street
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Archivists have always been managing projects -- from processing a collection to creating an exhibit to developing a website -- yet project management training is often overlooked in archival science programs.  As technology improves, so do the tools and techniques that can help archivists successfully perform assessments, create documentation, juggle resources, and manage expectations.  In this workshop, you’ll learn practical project management skills which will help you work with vendors, understand end-users, and communicate more effectively with stakeholders throughout the project lifecycle. Participants will take away practical tips and tricks which can be implemented on the job.  Special attention will be paid to free and open source tools available online.

The workshop will be led by Mitch Brodsky, Treasurer of ART and the Digital Archives Project Manager at the New York Philharmonic. He currently coordinates and manages the digitization and online presentation of the NYP Digital Archives which will hold 1.3 million pages of music scores, programs, business records, images, press clippings, and more by the end of 2012. Prior to this, Brodsky was the Digital Archivist at the American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee, where he led projects in mass digitization, library automation, and digital asset migration among others. After obtaining a BM in Music Education from The College of New Jersey and an MM in trumpet performance from Mannes College of Music, he received his MLIS from Rutgers University.

Cost: 

$15 for ART Members

$25 for Non-Members

Online Registration is required for this workshop at:

http://www.nycarchivists.org/

Archival Recertification Credits (ARCs): 1

Online registration for this event has closed and the wait-list is now full.

For questions regarding this event, please e-mail education@nycarchivists.org. Please do not contact the host site with questions.

Thanks to the National Archives at New York City for graciously hosting this workshop.


Questions? communications@nycarchivists.org

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