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JCAS: a new article by Richard Cox
2015-05-27 9:02 AM
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Michelle Romero
The Journal of Contemporary Archival Studies is pleased to announce publication of a new piece by archival scholar Richard J. Cox:
Graduate Archival Education in the United States; A Personal Reflection About Its Past and Future
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Cox is one of the most respected and prolific archivists contributing to the development of a body of vital critical theory within the discipline. Lead educator in the University of Pittsburgh School of Information Sciences' Archives, Preservation, and Records Management Specialization, Cox's current research includes focus on evidence and accountability in recordkeeping, archival appraisal and ethics.
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