The Utah State Archives is pleased to announce the 2012 training dates. It will be an exciting year for training as we introduce two new workshops: “What’s In Those Cabinets: Tackling the Records Inventory and Appraisal Process” and “Essential Records Protection and Disaster Recovery.” Participants of these workshops will begin the process of inventorying in-office records, create a standardized rubric for appraising records, and learn to identify and incorporate essential records as a part of an in-agency disaster plan.
Rounding out our 2012 training schedule are three additional classes: “Handling Office Overload: Basic Records Management for the 21st Century and Beyond, parts I & II” “Providing Public Access to Government Records,” and “Controlling and Managing Law Enforcement Records.”
Classes will be held throughout the year at the Utah State Archives building in downtown Salt Lake City, UT, and at three regional locations: Brigham City, UT, Manti, UT, and Kanab, UT.
For detailed class descriptions, class locations, and/or to register for a training event, please click here.
2012 Class List:
- “Handling Office Overload: Basic Records Management for the 21st Century and Beyond, part I”
- “Handling Office Overload: Electronic Records Management for the 21st Century and Beyond, part II”
- “What’s In Those Cabinets: Tackling the Records Inventory and Appraisal Process, part I”
- “What’s In Those Cabinets: Tackling the Records Inventory and Appraisal Process, part II”
- “Providing Public Access to Government Records”
- “Essential Records Protection and Disaster Recovery”
- “Controlling and Managing Law Enforcement Records”
Please contact Mindy Spring directly with any training registration questions or to schedule an in-office training session.