Reforming the Archival Curriculum to Meet Contemporary Needs

  • Terry Eastwood

Author Biography

Terry Eastwood
Terry Eastwood has been Chair of the Master of Archival Studies Programme in the School of Library, Archival, and Information Studies at the University of British Columbia since 1981. He has written widely about archival education and other subjects, and has been a member of the Bureau of Canadian Archivists Planning Committee on Descriptive Standards and Chair of the National Archives of Canada Advisory Board. Terry is presently engaged in a research project with Luciana Duranti on the "Preservation of the Integrity of Electronic Records." He practiced as an archivist between 1973 and 1981, and his formal education was in history and education.
Published
1996-10-24
How to Cite
Eastwood, Terry. 1996. “Reforming the Archival Curriculum to Meet Contemporary Needs”. Archivaria 42 (October), 80-88. https://archivaria.ca/index.php/archivaria/article/view/12156.
Issue
Archivaria 42: includes supplement: "Perspectives on Archival Education in Canada" (Fall 1996)
Section
Perspectives on Archival Education in Canada

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