Sentence examples for archival processing from inspiring English sources

This entry was posted in Archival description, archival processing, Less Process (MPLP), More Product on March 9, 2009 by Administrator.

As plotted out in the 2005 article "More Product, Less Process: Revamping Traditional Archival Processing" by Mark A. Greene and Dennis Meissner in the journal American Archivist, the authors employed a detailed research study to determine how archivists process their collections.

The archive will open for research after conservation review and archival processing are complete.

The Radio Haiti archives will open for research after conservation review and archival processing are complete.

The archivists reported that the Department of Records had an "inability to meet accepted archival processing standards".

This internship was my first foray into archival processing, and I admit I'm hooked.

By the end of his time processing archival collections in the library this December, Columbia Religion PhD candidate Andrew McLaren had processed a rangy, exceptionally complex number of collections at Burke.

The bulk of the text pertains to processing archival collections.

I finally got to witness and experience "the bigger picture" of processing archival collections, and all the things (some delightful, others…not so much!) that go with it.

I'm only using this high flung academic-speak to illustrate that Brigette uses these approaches to teaching archival practice and processing.

Yes, there will always be stumbling blocks and new things to learn along the way, but now I know that not only am I capable of processing archival collections, but I really enjoy it!