Repository Statements – Katie Martinez

The New School Archives and Special Collections

https://archives.newschool.edu/

REPOSITORY STATEMENTS

Statements include collecting policy, mission statement, code of ethics, and use and citation.

CURATORIAL AND INTERACTIVE

‘Archives in Use‘ documents projects created with research from the collections.

COMMUNITY DOCUMENTATION

Guides for research community include digitization information, subject guides, and a section with secondary sources on New School history.

North Carolina State Special Collections Research Center

https://www.lib.ncsu.edu/scrc

SPECIAL FORMATS

Web archiving overview.

REPOSITORY STATEMENTS

‘Use Materials‘ guide includes collecting areas description and appointments information.

COMMUNITY DOCUMENTATION

Helpful ‘Teach with Us‘ guide to encourage class visits.

CURATORIAL AND INTERACTIVE

SCRC News updates.

Rockefeller Archive Center

https://rockarch.org/

Advanced Design

Advanced Resources

REPOSITORY STATEMENTS

The gold standard for documentation.

COMMUNITY DOCUMENTATION

Bits and Bytes, Rockefeller Archives Center blog.
A bibliography of works created through research with RAC.
Manuals for archival processes.

CURATORIAL AND INTERACTIVE

RE:SOURCE, a digital publication by RAC.
Instagram: @rockefellerarchivecenter

Williams College

https://specialcollections.williams.edu/

Advanced Design

Advanced Resources

REPOSITORY STATEMENTS

COMMUNITY DOCUMENTATION

Excellent records management guides.
Personal archiving

SPECIAL FORMATS

Oral history program.

CURATORIAL AND INTERACTIVE

Instagram: @williamscollegelibraries
News and Exhibits

Indiana Memory

https://digital.library.in.gov/

Approx. 150 contributing repositories.

REPOSITORY STATEMENTS

Read the Collection Development Policy.

COMMUNITY DOCUMENTATION

Resources include image scanning and metadata standards.
Includes a guide for teaching with primary sources.

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“This project is made possible by a grant from the U.S. Institute of Museum and Library Services, administered by the Indiana State Library.” (source)