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Librarian Organizations- music, archives, art

Amanda Myers
Amanda Myers

This document summarizes three library organizations - the Society of American Archivists, the Music Library Association, and the Art Libraries Society of North America. It provides a brief history of each organization's founding, their goals of supporting various types of librarians and collections, and benefits of joining such as access to publications, discounts, and networking opportunities. Membership options and dues are also outlined.

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for Librar ians ORGANIZATIONS
WHY JOIN AN O R G A N I Z AT I O N ? Spread awareness of the importance of your profession Connect with fellow librarians Discover new technology Increase your professions impact Learn new skills Increase resources
ORGANIZATIONS COVERED I N THIS PRESENTATION Society of American Archivists M u s i c L i b r a r y A s s o c i a t i o n A r t L i b r a r i e s S o c i e t y o f N o r t h A m e r i c a
SOCIETY of AMERICAN ARCHIVISTS Source: www2.archivists.org Provide professional resources for archivists and their archives Aims to identify & preserve records of enduring value Hub for archivists to advance themselves and their collections publicity.
Society of American Archivist Add history SOCIETY of AMERICAN ARCHIVISTS Source: www2.archivists.org Founded in 1936, the Society of American Archivists is the oldest and largest organization dedicated to archival preservation The group held its first convention in 1937 and stared releasing its journal American Archivist in 1938. During the 1950s, professional standards were set Addressed challenges regarding computer-generated records in 1960s 1970-1980 saw much growth and special interests groups were formed
SOCIETY of AMERICAN ARCHIVISTS Source: www2.archivists.org BENEFITS Access to the groups journal and newsletter Member discounts on SAA items and workshops Mentoring Program MEMBERSHIP Variety of options, including student membership Dues are scaled based on income starting at $80 Dues for students are $50 WHO SHOULD JOIN Archiving professionals or those who support the groups objectives
MUSIC LIBRARY ASSOCIATION Source: www.musiclibraryassoc.org Supports and preserves musical heritage from around the world Professional organization in the U.S. devoted to music librarianship Ensure and enhance intellectual access to music for all
MUSIC LIBRARY ASSOCIATION Source: www.musiclibraryassoc.org Founded in 1931, the Music Library Association began in the United States, but now has members from all over the world. Eva Judd OMeara and Carleton Sprague Smith from the New York Public Library organized the event at the American Library Association in CT.
MUSIC LIBRARY ASSOCIATION Source: www.musiclibraryassoc.org BENEFITS Access to the groups journal, Notes Online MEMBERSHIP Variety of options, including student membership Dues are scaled for individuals, starting at $120 Dues for students are $60 WHO SHOULD JOIN Those who have a training and background in music Corporate membership is $470
ART LIBRARIES SOCIETY Source: www.arlisna.org/ of NORTH AMERICA Chapters all over the country, but the head office is in Wisconsin Dynamic organization of more than 1,000 individuals Devoted to fostering excellence in art & design librarianship & image managment.
ART LIBRARIES SOCIETY Source: www.arlisna.org/ of NORTH AMERICA Founded in 1972 by Judith Hoffberg at the American Library Association with a group of dedicated art librarians. Based on the need for an organization related to the special area of art librarianship, the society discusses ideas related to their field Modeled from the U.K. Based organization, Art Libraries Society
ART LIBRARIES SOCIETY Source: www.arlisna.org/ of NORTH AMERICA BENEFITS Provides various networking resources MEMBERSHIP Variety of options, including student membership Dues are scaled and can reach up to $120 per individual Dues for students are $50 WHO SHOULD JOIN Anyone interested in the preservation of art in a library setting Professional development opportunities Access to the groups numerous publications
GROUP 4Fall 2013 LIS 500 Ashley McNeill: Presenter Nicole Minor: Presenter Amanda Myers: PPT Designer Nicole Minor Ashley McNeill Amanda Myers

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Librarian Organizations- music, archives, art

  • 1. for Librar ians ORGANIZATIONS
  • 2. WHY JOIN AN O R G A N I Z AT I O N ? Spread awareness of the importance of your profession Connect with fellow librarians Discover new technology Increase your professions impact Learn new skills Increase resources
  • 3. ORGANIZATIONS COVERED I N THIS PRESENTATION Society of American Archivists M u s i c L i b r a r y A s s o c i a t i o n A r t L i b r a r i e s S o c i e t y o f N o r t h A m e r i c a
  • 4. SOCIETY of AMERICAN ARCHIVISTS Source: www2.archivists.org Provide professional resources for archivists and their archives Aims to identify & preserve records of enduring value Hub for archivists to advance themselves and their collections publicity.
  • 5. Society of American Archivist Add history SOCIETY of AMERICAN ARCHIVISTS Source: www2.archivists.org Founded in 1936, the Society of American Archivists is the oldest and largest organization dedicated to archival preservation The group held its first convention in 1937 and stared releasing its journal American Archivist in 1938. During the 1950s, professional standards were set Addressed challenges regarding computer-generated records in 1960s 1970-1980 saw much growth and special interests groups were formed
  • 6. SOCIETY of AMERICAN ARCHIVISTS Source: www2.archivists.org BENEFITS Access to the groups journal and newsletter Member discounts on SAA items and workshops Mentoring Program MEMBERSHIP Variety of options, including student membership Dues are scaled based on income starting at $80 Dues for students are $50 WHO SHOULD JOIN Archiving professionals or those who support the groups objectives
  • 7. MUSIC LIBRARY ASSOCIATION Source: www.musiclibraryassoc.org Supports and preserves musical heritage from around the world Professional organization in the U.S. devoted to music librarianship Ensure and enhance intellectual access to music for all
  • 8. MUSIC LIBRARY ASSOCIATION Source: www.musiclibraryassoc.org Founded in 1931, the Music Library Association began in the United States, but now has members from all over the world. Eva Judd OMeara and Carleton Sprague Smith from the New York Public Library organized the event at the American Library Association in CT.
  • 9. MUSIC LIBRARY ASSOCIATION Source: www.musiclibraryassoc.org BENEFITS Access to the groups journal, Notes Online MEMBERSHIP Variety of options, including student membership Dues are scaled for individuals, starting at $120 Dues for students are $60 WHO SHOULD JOIN Those who have a training and background in music Corporate membership is $470
  • 10. ART LIBRARIES SOCIETY Source: www.arlisna.org/ of NORTH AMERICA Chapters all over the country, but the head office is in Wisconsin Dynamic organization of more than 1,000 individuals Devoted to fostering excellence in art & design librarianship & image managment.
  • 11. ART LIBRARIES SOCIETY Source: www.arlisna.org/ of NORTH AMERICA Founded in 1972 by Judith Hoffberg at the American Library Association with a group of dedicated art librarians. Based on the need for an organization related to the special area of art librarianship, the society discusses ideas related to their field Modeled from the U.K. Based organization, Art Libraries Society
  • 12. ART LIBRARIES SOCIETY Source: www.arlisna.org/ of NORTH AMERICA BENEFITS Provides various networking resources MEMBERSHIP Variety of options, including student membership Dues are scaled and can reach up to $120 per individual Dues for students are $50 WHO SHOULD JOIN Anyone interested in the preservation of art in a library setting Professional development opportunities Access to the groups numerous publications
  • 13. GROUP 4Fall 2013 LIS 500 Ashley McNeill: Presenter Nicole Minor: Presenter Amanda Myers: PPT Designer Nicole Minor Ashley McNeill Amanda Myers
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