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Laura Fu, Digital Assets Specialist at Sears and Graduate Student at UW-Milwaukee has recently published “The Government Response to 9/11: Communications Technology and the Media” in Library and Archival Security (Volume 24, Issue 2; page 103-118).

You can check out her article online; the site may require a password:
http://www.tandfonline.com/doi/pdf/10.1080/01960075.2011.592034

Congrats to Laura!

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Merle Branner is now the Coordinator of Instructional Technology at Woodlands Academy in Lake Forest, IL. Additionally, Merle is the Webmaster and will provide her expertise to the Alumni Director who manages the School’s Archives housing 153 years of history.

The CAA Outreach Subcommittee and Events Subcommittee would like to invite all members, Library Science and Public History students, and interested others to join us for a meet-up at the Celtic Knot in Evanston.

WHAT:
CAA Celebrates Archives Month 

October is American Archives Month. We’re celebrating by promoting our profession to graduate students and those working in allied professions, sharing our success stories, and getting better acquainted with the members of Chicago’s Archives community.

WHEN & WHERE:
Tuesday, 18 October 2011
5:30-7:30 PM

Celtic Knot, 626 Church Street, Evanston IL, 60201; www.celticknotpub.com

The pub is located across the street from the Evanston Public Library. It is within walking distance of the Davis stop on CTA’s purple line and the Davis stop on Metra’s Union Pacific North line. Metered street parking is available and some parking garages offer free parking for the first hour. Garage information is available at http://www.downtownevanston.org/visiting-evanston/parking.

WHO:
All members, Chicago-area Library Science/Archival Studies and Public History students, and interested others are welcome to attend. 

Can’t make it? Don’t worry—there will be more events throughout the year at a variety of dates, times, and locations.

If you have any questions, contact Outreach Subcommittee member Susan Hanf at susan.hanf@rotary.org. You can also contact CAA Events Subcommittee member Mike Arbagi at marbagi@comcast.net.
THE 14th CIVIL WAR SYMPOSIUM & REENACTMENT
1861: THE WAR BEGINS
WHERE: The First Division Museum at Cantigny, Wheaton, Illinois
WHEN: SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1, 2011 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
PRESENTERS:
Ray Brown (Manassas National Battlefield Park): The First Battle of Manassas.
Steven J. Ramold (Eastern Michigan University): Baring the Iron Hand: Discipline in the Union Army.
James I. Robertson (Virginia Tech): Thomas Jackson Gains a Nickname.
Mark A. Snell (The George Tyler Moore Center for the Study of the Civil War – Shepherd University): The 1861 Campaign in Western (West) Virginia.
LIVING HISTORY DISPLAYS & OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES:
During lunch, chat with fellow Symposium participants, meet Abraham and Mary
Todd Lincoln, Harriet Tubman, and the common Civil War soldier. Tour the
Soldiers’ Encampment, watch Union and Confederate soldiers skirmish, or explore
the outstanding museum and grounds at Cantigny. Fun, educational, crafts and
activities for children and adults alike will be available.
BOOKS: Books related to Symposium presentations, and the
Civil War in general, will be on sale during the program.
FEES: The fee for attending the Symposium is $40.00
for the general public; $20.00 for teachers, Civil War round table members, and
$10.00 for seniors(60+), active-duty military, veterans, and students with a
valid student ID. A boxed lunch is available for an additional $10 fee. Outdoor
activities are free.
PARKING: Ample parking is available in the First Division
Museum’s lot. The parking fee is waived for Symposium participants. Entrance to
the museum and grounds is free.
REGISTRATION: Seating capacity is limited to 125, so
don’t delay! Contact the National Archives at Chicago, 7358 South Pulaski Road,
Chicago, IL 60629-5898, Ph. (773) 948-9001, Fax: (773) 948-9050, E-mail: chicago.archives@nara.gov. On-site
registration begins at 8:30 AM on the day of the Symposium.
TEACHERS: Teachers attending the Symposium can earn
continuing education credits through the First Division Museum.
QUESTIONS: Contact the National Archives at Chicago at
chicago.archives@nara.gov or 773-948-9001.
Sponsoring Organizations:
The National Archives at Chicago
The First Division Museum at Cantigny
Chicago Civil War Round Table
Salt Creek Civil War Round Table
Public History Program at Loyola University

CAA at SAA

Before we close the chapter (the Hollinger lid?) for good on SAA Annual 2011, click on the image below to view a little snapshot album of former and current Chicago Area Archivists spotted at the conference.

CAA at SAA Chicago 2011

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