Call for Proposals: ACA 36^th Annual Conference, June 2-4, 2011, Toronto, Ontario, Canada

The general statement which all archives use to describe their role and function is to acquire, arrange and describe, preserve and make available the records in their care. From the language we use to the descriptive formats we prescribe, the manner in which this is done is constantly evolving though much of the thought behind our practice remains the same.

The W. Kaye Lamb Prize and the Hugh A. Taylor Prize were awarded at the 2010 ACA Awards Lunch in Halifax.  The winners for 2009 (issue 66-68), and the official citations, are as follows:

W. Kaye Lamb Prize:  Steven Maynard, “Police/Archives” Archivaria 68 (Fall 2009)

Only one week left before the conference begins....and this is your last chance to win! The final question in the Halifax ACA 2010 trivia contest is here.  (That is, unless you haven't already answered the Bonus Question that was printed in the June 2010 edition of The Bulletin).  Send your correct response to: aca2010halifax@gmail.com.

The winner will be announced on Monday, June 7th. 

The Board of ACA is pleased to announce that a job posting service is now available on the Association’s website, at http://www.archivists.ca/jobs

Organizations wishing to identify employment opportunities to both students and archives professionals are encouraged to visit this site, located under the Professional Development tab on the ACA website, to post a position listing. 

Job seekers are encouraged to bookmark this page and visit regularly for the latest employment opportunities.