2015 State of the Visual Resources Association

  • Elaine Paul University of Colorado Boulder
Keywords: Visual Resources Association, membership, outreach, VRA Bulletin, international, chapters, International Chapter, Data Standards Committee, IPTC, IPTC/SCREM, Intellectual Property Rights Committee, 2015 Denver VRA conference, emerging professionals, students, VREPS, affiliates, Art Libraries Society of North America, College Art Association, Southeastern College Art Association, 2016 ARLIS/NA-VRA Seattle conference, Professional Status Task Force, Education Committee Horizon Report, education, museum, library, technology

Abstract

During the 2015 Annual Business Meeting of the Visual Resources Association in Denver, Colorado, the president highlighted the accomplishments and challenges of the Association in a state of the association presentation. This article provides the transcript.

Author Biography

Elaine Paul, University of Colorado Boulder

Elaine Paul is the Director of Visual Resources with the University of Colorado Boulder's Department of Art and Art History. She received her graduate degree in Library and Information Science from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. Her experience and interests include metadata coordination and curation of digital collections, image research instruction and outreach, and support for digital scholarship and research data management in the arts and humanities.

Published
2020-02-09
Issue
Vol. 41 No. 2 (2014)
Section
Association News

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