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“Certification
Maintenance by Petition” rewards your efforts to stay current in the field and
to contribute to the growth and development of the profession. It is the
archival profession’s only system for recognizing personal development and
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| This pdf file contains the 2008 Certification Exam Application form and all of the necessary information for its completion. The application must be postmarked no later than May 15, 2008. 12 pages.
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| This pdf file contains the 2008 Certification Maintenance form, definitions and terms, special instructions, a template you may use as a formatting guide, and more. The certification maintenance petition must be postmarked no later than June 1, 2008. 13 pages.
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| This web page offers an overview of the recertification
process and a "frequently asked questions" section that
reviews, makes recommendations, and offers strategies for each of the
five recertification categories.
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| The handbook is the essential guide to archival
certification. It contains an explanation of the Academy's structure, the
principles guiding the examination's creation, the role delineation,
on which the test is based, sample questions, a study guide, a
bibliography, and more. 38 pages.
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| The
Academy's Archival Recertification Credit (ARC) program allows
organizations that sponsor meetings, seminars, workshops and other
archival continuing education events to advertise the number of
Archival Recertification Credits participants can earn.
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*You will need the free Acrobat™ viewer to view these files. If you do not have a
copy, you are welcome to download
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