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Permanence Matters Conference

Permanence Matters Conference:
Inaugural Conference in Topics on Book Permanence for Cultural and Academic Institutions

Conference Program

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Co-sponsored by Glatfelter &
The Sheridan Libraries of Johns Hopkins University
JHU Homewood campus, Baltimore, MD
May 10, 2011

Glatfeter Paper Permanence Matters website: http://www.permanencematters.com/

Speakers & Presentations

	History of Advocacy for Permanent Paper Sonja Jordan-Mowery Director of Conservation and Preservation and Heritage Science for Conservation, Sheridan Libraries, Johns Hopkins University Slide presentation
	Trends in Paper Manufacturing Scott Mingus, Global Director-New Product Development, Glatfelter Slide presentation
	The Development of The Canadian Standard for Permanence of Records, Books and Other Documents Dr. David Grattan, Former Manager of Conservation Processes and Materials Research, Canadian Conservation Institute Slide presentation
	Fighting Brittle Paper in Books: Hunting the Biggest Predators of a Primary Cultural Asset Dr. John Baty, Andrew W. Mellon Fellow, Heritage Science for Conservation, Johns Hopkins University Slide presentation
	When Permanence Matters: The Culture of Paper & the Community of Users Justin Scott, author of the Shipkiller, The Widow of Desire, and more than 25 thrillers Ken Bloom, New York based theatre historian, playwright and director, and author
	The Culture of Paper: Perspectives of a Collector, Author & Teacher Dr. Jonathan Pevsner, Department of Neurology at the Kennedy Krieger Institute, Johns Hopkins University Slide presentation
	Climbing the Paper Mountain: From Research to Action Preservation Directorate Initiatives Jeanne Drewes, Chief, Binding and Collections Care Division Program Manager, Mass Deacidification Preservation Directorate, Library of Congress Slide presentation
	Permanence Matters: Digital Options for Collections Kathleen Keane, Director, Johns Hopkins University Press Slide presentation