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Archival Studies Outcomes

Each course taken in the Masters in Archival Studies program at Clayton State University are listed below. Underneath each course is a link to an artifact from that course to show successful competency of course outcomes.

Required Courses

ARST 5000 - Principles & Practices in Archives
- Advocacy, Inreach, & Outreach: Archives & Archivists Supporting Communities (Paper)
- Advocacy, Inreach, & Outreach: Archives & Archivists Supporting Communities (Slides)
ARST 5100 - Archives, Records, & Technology
- Encoding (Activity)
ARST 5150 - Preservation of Archival Records
- Preservation of Personal Items (Activity)
ARST 5170 - Reference, Access, & Outreach
- Thesauri & Taxonomies for Archival Accessibility (Paper)
ARST 5200 - Arrangement & Description of Archival Materials
- Controlled Access Headings (Activity)
- Multilevel Description (Activity)
ARST 5300 - Digital Preservation
- Digital Preservation Policy (& Evaluation Paper)
ARST 5500 - Archival Appraisal, Selection, & Evaluation
- Fictional Archives Collection Policy

Elective Courses

ARST 5110 - Archives & Digital Humanities
- Final Project Proposal (Paper)
- Final Project (Website)
ARST 5250 - Digital Curation and Preservation Tools/Managing Digital Curation Programs
- Importance of Digital Preservation Planning and Policies Literature Review (Paper)
ARST 6610 - Law, Ethics, & Archives
- Deed of Gift Review & Revision (Activity)
- DMCA Takedown Notice Policy (Activity)

Capstone Track Courses

ARST 6900 - Directed Research
- Thesauri & Taxonomies: Negative Connotations, Changes, & Future Focus for Inclusive Correct Controlled Vocabularies (Paper)
ARST 6950 - Archives Capstone
- Learned Skills & Program Accomplishments (Paper)

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