PDA Event: Processing Born-Digital Materials

This Funding to Preservation: A Digital Content Life Cycle Series webinar will detail the workflows used by the team at University at Buffalo's Special Collections to process born-digital records such as working with donors, initial collection review, describing digital records, and working with hybrid collections.

Presenters: 

Sarah Cogley is the Digital Archivist for the University at Buffalo Special Collections. Sarah’s responsibilities include preserving, processing, and providing access to unique digital resources, both digitized and born digital. She also provides leadership on digital collections and digital preservation standards and policies. Sarah holds an MSIS from the University at Albany, the SAA’s Digital Archives Special certification, and is a Certified Archivist.

Grace Trimper is the Digital Archives Technician for the University at Buffalo Special Collections. Grace works to preserve and provide access to digitized and born digital material held by University Archives, the Poetry Collection, and the History of Medicine Collection. She also collaborates with the Digital Archivist to develop and maintain best practices for processing, preservation, and digitization. 

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