Archives, Records Management and SMARTech: Your guide to managing and preserving campus records April 27, 2006.

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Archives, Records Management and SMARTech: Your guide to managing and preserving campus records April 27, 2006

Overview Introduction Archives Records Management SMARTech ePublications Conclusion

Mission of the Archives Collect and preserve the history and administrative documents of the Institute Promote research and scholarship through collections relating to the academic curriculum Provide research experience for students in the use of primary sources

What the Archives collects Institutional collections Manuscript collections Visual materials and artifacts Books

Institutional Collections Presidential papers Women’s Resource Center records Athletic Association records Institute Communications and Public Affairs (ICPA) records Georgia Tech publications Student organization records

Manuscript Collections Personal papers of alumni, faculty, and staff –Joseph Ford collection –Shirley Clements Mewborn scrapbook –Fulton Bag and Cotton Mill collection –George P. Burdell telegram

Visual Materials and Artifacts Photographs – – Architectural drawings and blueprints – Artifacts

Visual Materials Photographic prints and/or scans: –

Books Rare books –Blaeu Atlas, 1660s –Principia, 1660s-1770 Science fiction books Faculty books

What can the Archives offer you? Safe, controlled storage Access to collections Help with research for students, faculty, and staff Tours

How to donate to the Archives Contact the Archives –Archivists will help prepare collection for donation –Library will transport collection to Archives

Contact Information Jody Thompson

Records Management at Georgia Tech

What is records management? Systematic control and organization of an institution’s records. Manages the creation, maintenance and disposition of records material in a manner that meets legal and fiscal requirements.

Why do records management? Promote efficiency in the management of information assets Safeguard vital information Minimize risks associated with litigation Ensure compliance with regulatory guidelines Cost benefits: office space vs. high density storage

Records Management vs. Archives Archival records: Document culture and history of Institute Preserve institutional memory Retained indefinitely Facilitate historical research Generally, open to the public

Records Management vs. Archives Records management: Typically, business records of less importance historically Retention governed by legal or fiscal guidelines Limited useful life span Could pose legal liabilities if kept too long Generally, not public records

What can we do for you? Long-term secure storage for inactive and semi-active records Facilitate application of retention guidelines Secure destruction of records material Access and retrieval of documents and files Free up valuable office and filing space All services are free

How does this work? Records inventory Organize records by type or function Box, label and fill out transfer form Transfer assistance available Legal custody stays with your department Online retrieval requests Records Center inventory Destruction approval process

Records Center Storage High density warehouse storage Storage for 10,000 cubic feet of records Controlled access Climate control and fire suppression Monitored alarm system

Retention Requirements Board of Regents Retention Guidelines for University System of Georgia

Contact Information Kirk Henderson Yolanda Strayhorn

SMARTech Scholarly Materials And Research at Tech Preserve and provide access to the intellectual output of Georgia Tech in digital format. Make this output more valuable through digital information technologies. Provide this in support of the research and educational endeavors of the Georgia Tech community.

What can be found in SMARTech? Campus e-Publications Technical Reports Project Reports Newsletters Annual Reports Working Papers Fact Sheets and Reference Guides Web Pages OSP Reports Learning Objects Data Sets Pre-/Post-Prints White Papers Conference Papers Simulations ETDs Student Presentations ?????

How it works Contact the Library and request that we ingest materials The Library harvests the material and applies metadata The material is available through SMARTech

e-Publications Newsletters Annual Reports Magazines Fact Books Websites

Benefits Exposure and Accessibility Google/Google Scholar Discovery across departments Long term commitment by the Library to provide access and migration Server space We do almost all the work!

Contact Information Kent Woynowski, Digital Collections Catherine Jannik, Digital Initiatives