Subject: Seminar on disaster management
Seminar on Disaster Management, Preservation and the Library Theatre B, Old Arts The University of Melbourne Tuesday 26th September 1995, 2.00 - 5.00 pm Cost: $15.00 per person You are invited to attend a Seminar with John McIntyre (Head of Preservation, National Library of Scotland) and Jeavons Baillie (Chief Conservator, State Library of Victoria) John McIntyre is involved in numerous national and international preservation organisations including the International Council of Archives Disaster Prevention Committee and the The British Library National Preservation Advisory Committee. He co-wrote Jeavons Baillie trained as a chemist and a conservator. He was employed for 18 years as the founding Conservation Officer at the National Library of New Zealand, during which time he oversaw the collection's move to a new premises. The Program will include: * An Introductory talk by John McIntyre, looking at the National Library of Scotland, and recent library preservation developments in the United Kingdom. * A Presentation by Jeavons Baillie on disaster management in building design at the National Library of New Zealand, and an experimental approach to staff training for disaster response. * An open discussion with the speakers and the audience. Some of the library preservation issues up for discussion could include collection storage, disaster planning, preservation of electronic media and raising awareness of preservation issues. Tea and coffee will be served. Enquiries: Ian Potter Art Conservation Centre +61 3 344 7989 Fax: +61 3 347 7448 rosie_freemantle [at] muwayf__unimelb__edu__au John McIntyre's visit to Australia has been sponsored by The British Council. His visit to Melbourne is sponsored by CAVAL, The State Library of Victoria and The University of Melbourne. Jeavons Baillie Chief Conservator State Library of Victoria Melbourne, Australia 328 Swanston Street Melbourne VIC 3000 Australia +61 3 9669 9998 Fax: +61 3 9669 9885 *** Conservation DistList Instance 9:27 Distributed: Tuesday, September 19, 1995 Message Id: cdl-9-27-005 ***Received on Monday, 18 September, 1995