Atlas supports CoSA by sponsoring the State Electronic Records Information Internship
Virginia Beach, VA — Atlas Systems and the Council of State Archivists (CoSA) share a commitment to supporting the next generation of leaders in the archives profession. We are pleased to support the CoSA State Electronic Records Information Internship.
The internship is designed to provide students enrolled in archival studies, MLIS programs, museum studies, history, public history or related degree programs with an opportunity to provide service to a national membership of state government archives while they gain firsthand experience with professional staff and diverse audiences.
To learn more about this internship, visit the CoSA webpage at https://www.statearchivists.org/viewdocument/state-electronic-records-informatio.
Atlas remains committed to supporting the development of the next generation of archival leaders, and sponsoring this internship fulfills our mission.
About Atlas Systems
Since 1995 Atlas Systems has worked with libraries, archives, museums, and information repositories to facilitate and promote collection visibility and access. Starting with the ILLiad interlibrary loan management system (distributed exclusively by OCLC), Atlas now supports efficient workflows in the areas of course resource management with Ares and special collections and archives management with Aeon and ArchivesSpace. The Atlas goal is to deliver the highest quality software products and customer service for libraries, special collections, and archives to enhance staff productivity and improve service to users.
About CoSA
The Council of State Archivists (CoSA) is a nonprofit membership organization of the state and territorial government archives in the fifty states, five territories, and District of Columbia. Through collaborative research, education, and advocacy, CoSA provides leadership that strengthens and supports state and territorial archives in their work to preserve and provide access to government records. CoSA facilitates networking, information sharing, and project collaboration among its member organizations to help state and territorial government archives with their responsibilities for protecting the rights and historical documents of the American people.