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SAA Groups
These
groups within the Society of American Archivists allow members to connect
with colleagues who share expertise, job function, professional interests,
and/or objectives. Groups also address matters of special concern to the association.
Sections
(Guidelines
| Description
of Sections | Chairpersons
| FAQs)
Sections
provide a vital mechanism for members to become active in the work of
the Society of American Archivists and for meeting other members with
similar backgrounds and common interests.
Roundtables
(Guidelines
| Description
of Roundtables | Chairpersons
| FAQs)
These
informal groups promote discussion, communication and information exchange.
Each roundtable is centered around a specific archival topic.
Task
Forces (Guidelines
| Task Force Reports)
Task
forces are given specific charges to study and evaluate certain issues,
prepare reports and study documents, and, when deemed appropriate, make
recommendations for action by Council.
Standing
Committees & Boards (General
Info | Descriptions
| Chairpersons)
Standing
committees and boards forward the mission and goals of the association
and meet each year at the SAA annual meeting.
SAA Student
Chapters (Guidelines
| Directory
of SAA Student Chapters)
SAA
student chapters serve as a means of introducing new archivists into the
profession, as well as enhancing education by providing an additional
focus for students to discuss archival issues, identify with the profession,
and engage in professional activities.
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