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Arizona Convocation 1999

(Convocation: a summons to gather)

September 23, 1999 Letter: Arizona Convocation Participants

1999 Convocation Summary Report

Statewide Library Development Commission

Task Force One:
Coordinated Collection Development - Who Collects What?

Task Force Two:
Resource Sharing Task Force - Who Shares Which?

Task Force Three:
Conservation/Preservation Task Force - Who Saves What?

Arizona Forum on Tribal Museums, Library and Archives

View The Notes from the February 27th 1999 Arizona Convocation in Sierra Vista, AZ

1999 Arizona Convocations Keynote Address by Milton T. Wolf

The Remembrance of Past Things:
Or, What Have I Got, and Where Did I Put It?
by Richard Pearce-Moses

Summary Report: Sierra Vista and Prescott Convocations

What is the Purpose of the Convocations?
To bring together administrators, curators, librarians, archivists, and historians from institutions and organizations in our state to plan statewide collaboration for the acquisition, preservation, and the continued public access to unique Arizona research materials.

What do we hope to accomplish?

• Discuss the issues and benefits regarding cooperative resource sharing
• Begin to develop recommendations for a statewide plan to share resources
• Form a network of communication to share information about what we collect
• Introduce people to the Cultural Inventory Project

What is the Cultural Inventory Project?
A project spearheaded by the State Library to make an inventory of collection development policies and collection concentrations and to have this information available to the public as well as to institutions and organizations within and outside our state.

Who should come to the Convocations?
Museum, archives, history, genealogy, and library people. We hope that you are interested and will join us!

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