[SOA] KCA 2025 SPRING MEETING 5/20 registration open

[Carleton, Janet (she/her)]

KCA 2025 SPRING MEETING: COLLECT[IVE]: Creating Community & Preserving Our Past in the Commonwealth

Registration for the Kentucky Council on Archives 2025 Spring Meeting is Now Open!

Take advantage of the members-only rate by joining or renewing your membership before registering for the event.  This can be found on our homepage, https://kentuckycouncilonarchives.wildapricot.org/.  Just scroll to the bottom of the page and click the "Join us" button.  Or click here<https://kentuckycouncilonarchives.wildapricot.org/join-us>.

When you've completed the process or just don't want to join, follow this link to register for the Spring 2025 meeting<https://kentuckycouncilonarchives.wildapricot.org/event-6133409>.


May 20, 2025 // University of Kentucky Special Collections Research Center

The Stacks, King Library Annex, 511 Library Drive, Lexington, KY 40506

MEMBERS - $36.50
NON-MEMBERS - $61.50

KEYNOTE: Mandy Higgins, Lexington History Museum

SESSIONS:

  *   Where Are All The Photos? An Unconventional Approach To Soliciting Donations. Elizabeth Reilly, University of Louisville
  *   An Early Kentucky Federal Murder Case. Deana Thomas, University of Kentucky Libraries
  *   Keeping the Work Alive: Directions For LGBTQIA Partnerships and Collections. Chad Kamen, University of Louisville; Josh Porter, Asst Exec Director, Faulkner Morgan Archive: Kami McDonnell, Head of Special Collections and University Archives, Northern Kentucky University, Sarah Melloy, Asst curator, University of Louisville & Special Collections
  *   Developing a Workflow for Medical Tools. Cassidy Polack, University of Louisville Libraries (Kornhauser Library)
  *   Digital Curation Workflows: Exploring Shifts in Recordkeeping and Archival Practice. Kyna Herzinger, Presbyterian Historical Society
  *   Digitization: A Fast Track for Collection Preservation While Bringing Access into the Winner's Circle. Crystal Heis, university of Kentucky
  *   Approachable Inclusive Description. Emma Beck, University of Louisville
  *   The AI Revolution in Audio Transcription. Doug Boyd, University of Kentucky; Mork Meade, The Thomas Merton Center at Bellarmine University


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