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The RDA Steering Committee (RSC) is seeking a qualified library professional to fill the role of RSC Secretary.
Title: Proposal to improve consistency in “supertype” elements
Document Number: RSC/RSCSecretary/2022/1
Author/Constituency: Thomas Brenndorfer, for the RDA Assessment Group; submitted by the RSC Secretary
Document Type: Proposal
Year: 2022
Status: This proposal was discussed at the July 2022 asynchronous meeting of the RSC. It was approved with amendments, and was implemented in the RDA Registry and the September 2022 release of RDA Toolkit.
RDA Toolkit Release
The agenda for the 11-14 April 2022 RSC asynchronous meeting has been posted.
Unfortunately, it is not possible to accommodate observers at RSC asynchronous meetings due to software constraints.
Because this meeting is entirely in Executive Session, there will be no public minutes to follow.
The quarterly meeting schedule for the RDA Steering Committee for 2022 is shown below. The meetings are held asynchronously using Basecamp software. Agendas and supporting materials are posted on the RSC website three weeks before the meeting begins. Minutes are posted on the RSC website following the meeting.
The RDA Steering Committee (RSC) is seeking a qualified library professional to fill the role of RSC Secretary.
The RSC Secretary provides administrative support to the international RDA Steering Committee (RSC), creates and preserves the official records and reports of the RSC, and serves as the primary content management system editor of RDA.
Even though the COVID-19 pandemic is slowing down, the EURIG Executive Committee has decided to hold the annual meeting virtually yet another year.
The 2022 Annual Meeting will therefore take place on May 10th afternoon and May 11th morning as a 3 hour webinar each day.
Attending the event is free but registration is required at the following link: https://delegia.com/eurig2022
Several documents, some quite substantive, have been posted recently on the RSC website: