Meeting/Event Information

ARMA New Jersey presents 

Varsity Victories Managing College & University Records

If you’ve ever wondered what it’s like to be a records manager outside of a corporate or government setting, here’s your chance! Records management at colleges and universities can take many different forms, depending on the size of the institution, whether it is public or private, whether recordkeeping is centralized or decentralized, and what the level of executive buy-in and campus participation is. Steve Dalina and Anne Marie Phillips will take you behind the scenes and share their approaches to and experiences with managing records in an academic setting. They will discuss the evolution of their respective programs, both of which are relatively new, and share some of the trials and tribulations of managing records in a lower-regulation environment.

Stay for our virtual networking session to chat with the presenters and attendees immediately after the presentation.

Speakers:

Stephen Dalina, Director of Business Services and Records Management / Rutgers University

Stephen Dalina is the Director of Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey - Institutional Planning and Operations - Records Management. He began his career at the New Jersey State Archives before moving on to Rutgers University’s Special Collections and University Archives in 1994. He became the University Records Manager in 1998. Steve then joined the Business Services unit and oversaw the construction and opening of the University Records Center in 2013. He has been teaching records management at the university level since 2001.

Anne Marie Phillips, Assistant University Librarian for Archives & Records Management / Princeton University

Anne Marie Phillips is Princeton University’s Assistant University Librarian for Archives & Records Management. She is the Director of the Seeley G. Mudd Manuscript Library and the head of Princeton University’s records management program. Anne Marie has held records management and archives positions at a number of colleges and universities, including Yale University, Babson College, and the Central Administration of the SUNY system. She has also worked for the City of Philadelphia Department of Records and has served for many years as a grant reviewer for the New York State Archives Local Government Records Management Improvement Fund.  Anne Marie has held various leadership positions in the ARMA NJ chapter and is wrapping a very successful second term as President this June.

Register here! (Note you will be taken to ARMA NJ's website)