SAA Is Us: Promoting Participation in the Work of the Society

Kenney, Anne

doi:10.17723/aarc.56.2.840054l5038m12m6

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Perspective| April 01 1993

SAA Is Us: Promoting Participation in the Work of the Society

Anne Kenney

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Society of American Archivists, Department of Preservation, Cornell University Library

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The American Archivist (1993) 56 (2): 342–347.

https://doi.org/10.17723/aarc.56.2.840054l5038m12m6

While archivists participate actively in their national professional association, the Society of American Archivists' (SAA) membership is aging. In 1979, 60 percent of all members were under forty; in 1989, 60 percent were over forty. The author discusses the benefits of participating in SAA to those new to the profession and suggests means for involving younger archivists in the work of the society.

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