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 Each Chapter shall maintain archives. A Chapter may elect either to maintain its own archives or to contribute material to the Association archives. Since Chapters are part of the Special Libraries Association, all archives are, ultimately, the property of the Association.  Chapters should treat their archival material with the highest level of professional competence
  
 The archives should be located in a place easily accessible to Chapter officers or members, not in a private home or office. A retention agreement must be signed by a responsible representative of that institution and approved by the Association.
  
 Duties:
 # Serves as a member of the Advisory Board.
 # Reports directly to the Past President.
 # Maintains non-current documents, correspondence and publications of the Chapter.
 # Solicits archival materials from Chapter officers, committee chairs and appointed positions.
 # Sorts, files and weeds collections, retaining only materials of genuine historical importance.
 # Prepares a report for each Board meeting.
 # Retrieves information and/or makes files accessible to Chapter Board.
 # Familiarizes himself/herself with the Practices for Chapter Archives to understand more specific requirements for the housing of archives, archivist, retention schedules, transfer of materials to archivist, organization of archives, filing of archives. Any questions should be directed to the Director , Information Center, at the Association office.
  
  For more information consult the SLA web page for Archivists.
  For more information consult the SLA web page for [Leadership Training|http://www.sla.org/content/learn/members/leadtrain/trainingsessions/index.cfm]