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Plenaries and Concurrent Sessions
(subject to
change)
Friday, May 26
8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
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Vendor
Exhibits
8:30 a.m.
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Welcome
Local Arrangements and President
Brenda Gunn
8:45 a.m.
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Opening Plenary
Session
Preserving Our Past to
Protect Our Future:
The
Electronic Records Archives
L. Reynolds Cahoon,
Senior Advisor on Electronic Records, Office of the Archivist,
National Archives and Records Administration
How do you preserve
millions of emails and other electronic records created in many
formats using a variety of software? Our speaker will explain NARA’s
approach to this massive challenge.
9:30 a.m. Break (sponsored by New Mexico State
University Library)
Concurrent Sessions
10:00 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.
Moderator: Steve
Hussman, New Mexico State University
Case Studies in Cross Border
Documentary Initiatives (U.S./Mexico): The Durango/Sombrerete
Microfilming Project, 1992-2006
Steve Hussman, New Mexico State University
Documentary Sources for
Ecclesiastical Biographies in the Durango Cathedral Archives
Rick Hendricks, New Mexico State University
Archives of the Provincias
Internas: Microfilming Civil and Ecclesiastical Records of Durango
and Sombrerete
Dennis Daily, New Mexico State University
Moderator: Tara Laver,
Louisiana State University
Kissed by Kate: Salvage and
Preservation of a NOLA Photographic Collection Post-Katrina
Mark Martin,
Louisiana State University
Disaster
Response: Collaboration Between New Orleans and Baton Rouge
Dioceses
Emilie “Lee” Leumas,
Diocese of Baton Rouge
Moderator: Meg
Hacker, NARA–Southwest Region
Partnering for a Presence:
How an Herbarium Has Made Itself Known
Amber Keller,
Botanical Research Institute of Texas
No Passport Needed: Finding
Partners in Your Own Neighborhood
Mary Burke, Sid Richardson Collection of Western Art
Partnering with Records: Deciphering Court Records for
Classroom Use
Paul Wormser,
NARA–Pacific Region
11:30 a.m. to 1:30
p.m. Lunch on your
own
Concurrent
Sessions
1:30 p.m. to 3:00 p.m.
Moderator: Meg
Hacker, NARA–Southwest Region
Texas-Mexico Border: Mexican
Revolutionaries Tried in Federal Courts
Barbara Rust,
NARA–Southwest Region
Boundaries and Discrimination: The Chinese
Exclusion Experience in Texas
Meg Hacker,
NARA–Southwest Region
The Final Frontier: Documenting Space
Exploration at the George Bush Library
Debbie Carter, George Bush Presidential Library
Moderator: Jennifer
Albin, Arizona State Archives
Katrina—Murphy’s Law or O’Brien’s Principle?
Kirk Lively, Belfor
USA
Media Recovery 101
Linda
Perry, Focal Point Solutions
Saving History from a Hurricane
Edy Pokluda, Munters Corporation
Moderator: Linda
Colwell, Arizona State Archives
Using Freeware to Develop Websites
Stan Gunn,
University of Texas at Austin
What Your Audience Wants and What
You Can Provide
Gina Costello, Louisiana State University
Making the Best Use of Your
One Second
Howard Margot, New Orleans Notarial Archives
3:00 p.m. Break
Concurrent
Sessions
3:30 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Moderator: Sara Holmes, Texas Tech
University
Six Weeks of
Seersucker: Managing Theater Arts
Collections
Pati Threatt, McNeese State
University
Gus' Final Resting Place: The
Lonesome Dove Film Archives
Katie Salzmann, Texas State University
Documenting the "Voice of the Great Southwest:" The Papers of Radio
Pioneer, Ralph W. Goddard
Martha Shipman Andrews, New Mexico State University
Moderator: Kay Bost, Oklahoma
State University
Reconnecting Cartographically: Updating a
Digital Map Library
Ann
Hodges, University of Texas at Arlington
Putting Up Sign Posts: Women
of the Dustbowl and Other Projects
Kay Bost,
Oklahoma State University
Crossing
Boundaries: Searching Across Digital Archives
Danielle Cuniff Plumer,
Texas State Library
Moderator: Paul Oelkrug,
University of Texas at Dallas
Taking the Archival
Reins: Development and Implementation of
Archival Policy for Small
Non-Profits
Leslie
Wagner, Dallas Jewish Historical Society and Dallas Holocaust
Museum
Drawing the Line without Closing the Door:
Collection and Use Policies in a Small Town Archive
Emily Hyatt, The History Center, Diboll, Texas
We Stop at the County
Line: Developing Policy Designed for the Needs
of the Large
County Archive
Susan
Pritchett, Tarrant County Archives/Tarrant County Historical
Commission
Saturday, May 27
7:30 a.m. Breakfast
buffet opens
8:00 a.m.
Speaker
David Dorado
Romo
El Paso writer David Romo will
speak about his explorations through archives in Mexico and the
United States while researching his book
A
Ringside Seat to a Revolution: An Underground Cultural
History of
El Paso and Juárez, 1893-1923.
8:30 a.m. to 10:15 a.m.
Business Meeting
SLOTTO!
Concurrent Sessions
10:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.
Moderator:
Charles Schultz, Texas A & M University
The Best Laid Plans: 90
Minutes to Pack, 48 Hours to Panic
Shelly
Kelly, University of Houston Clear Lake
I Wouldn't Look So Hot After
That Length of Time Underwater Either
Bill Meneray, Tulane
University
Hurricane Stories & Disaster Plans
Robert Schaadt, Sam Houston Regional Library
Baton Rouge, Katrina, Rita and Me
Faye
Phillips, Louisiana State University
Moderator: Claudia
Rivers, University of Texas at El Paso
Researching Gender and
Ethnicity on the U.S.-Mexico Border
Julia Schiavone-Camacho, University
of Texas at El Paso
Defining the Boundaries of Care: Archival
Sources for Public Health Policy
Ann Gabbert, University
of Texas at El Paso
Twentieth Century Mexico Through the Eyes of Antonio Diaz Soto y
Gama
Jeffrey Lucas, University
of Texas at El Paso
Moderator:
Michelle Mears,
University of Texas M.D. Anderson Cancer Center
A View from the
Top: Working with the President’s Office Records
Michelle
Mears, University of Texas M.D. Anderson Cancer Center
Addressing Issues of Privacy and
Confidentiality in the Tarlton Law Library
Addy Sonder,
University of Texas at Austin Tarlton Law Library
The Weird World of
Redaction and Removal: The Texas State Archives and the Texas Public
Information Act
Tony Black, Texas State Library and Archives Commission
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