Options
Articles

Engaging Communities: Public Programming in State Universities? Special Collections and Archives

Authors
  • Kevin S. Fleming (Georgia State University)
  • Morna Gerrard (Georgia State University)

Abstract

Since 1978, when Ann Pederson published “Archival Outreach: SAA’s 1976 Survey,” no systematic attempt has been made to document the extent, challenges, and benefits of the archival profession’s outreach activities. To begin to address this gap, archivists at Georgia State University (GSU) surveyed special collections and archives at state universities nationally about their fund-raising, friend-raising, and educational public programming activities. This article describes some of GSU’s public programming activities and compares them with the results of the survey.

How to Cite:

Fleming, K. S. & Gerrard, M., (2014) “Engaging Communities: Public Programming in State Universities? Special Collections and Archives”, Archival Issues 36(1), 7–26. doi: https://doi.org/10.31274/archivalissues.10998

Downloads:
Download PDF
View PDF

355 Views

95 Downloads

Published on
2014-01-01

Peer Reviewed

License

All rights reserved