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Managing archival & manuscript repositories by Michael J. Kurtz - CD950 .K87 2004
"Managing Archival and Manuscript Repositories presents a holistic synthesis of theory and practice viewed in the context of the complexity of modern organizations. More than that, it is an indispensable reference uniquely geared to the specifics of working in the archives environment. It is filled with sound advice on a wide variety of managerial issues, such as planning and conducting effective meetings, allocating space in planning an archives facility, improving communication through active listening, policy statement essentials, and key information needed for developing a project plan.” - Casey Edward GreeneChair, SAA Archives Management Roundtable
"Managing Archival and Manuscript Repositories presents a holistic synthesis of theory and practice viewed in the context of the complexity of modern organizations. More than that, it is an indispensable reference uniquely geared to the specifics of working in the archives environment. It is filled with sound advice on a wide variety of managerial issues, such as planning and conducting effective meetings, allocating space in planning an archives facility, improving communication through active listening, policy statement essentials, and key information needed for developing a project plan.” - Casey Edward GreeneChair, SAA Archives Management Roundtable