Advocacy and Community EngagementFabi Barticioti, LSE Library Ruth Cammies, Open University Lisa Griffith, Digital Repository of Ireland Emma Hancox, University of Bristol Patricia Herterich, Digital Curation Centre William Kilbride, DPC Sarah Middleton, DPC Annette Mills, National and State Libraries of Australia (NSLA) Angela Puggioni, DPC Mark Reynolds, Houses of the Oireachtas Sebastien Roncin, Bacardi-Martini Thomas Shaw, Lancaster University Paul Stokes, Jisc (Chair) Dorothy Waugh, University of York Emma Yan, University of Glasgow Daphne Yuen, HSBC |
Management and GovernanceGlenn Cumiskey, RIBA Bradley Daigle, Academic Preservation Trust Fatima Darries, UNISA Ann Gow, University of Glasgow Lise Jaillant, Loughborough University Tim Keefe, Chester Beatty Library (Chair) William Kilbride, DPC Louise Lawson, Tate Rowena Loo, National Archives of Australia John McMillan, DPC Ellie O'Leary, DPC Jaana Pinnick, British Geological Survey/UKRI Vicky Plaine, BBC Garth Stewart, National Records of Scotland Adele Tamar, Parliamentary Archives Simon Tanner, Kings College London
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Research and PracticeIfor Ap Daffydd, National Library of Wales Euan Cochrane, Yale University James Doig, National Archives of Australia Elizabeth England, US NARA Catherine Jones, STFC/UKRI William Kilbride, DPC Gareth Knight, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine Jenny Mitcham, DPC Kieran O'Leary, National Library of Ireland Elaine Penn, University of Westminster Tuan Pham, University of Cambridge (Chair) Michael Popham, DPC Alexander Roberts, Swansea University Kristen Schuster, Kings College London Heather Tompkins, Library and Archives Canada Tamara van Zwol, Netherlands Institute for Sound and Vision Paul Wheatley, DPC Karyn Williamson, abrdn Paul Young, The National Archives |
Workforce DevelopmentSally Cholewa, NatWest Susan Corrigall, National Records of Scotland (Chair) Lauren Curless, National Film and Sound Archive Amy Currie, DPC Kate Doughty, NDA Paul Gooding, University of Glasgow Melinda Haunton, The UK National Archives Leslie Johnston, US NARA William Kilbride, DPC Ruth Kusionowicz, East Sussex County Council Áine Madden, Digital Repository of Ireland Helen Mavin, Imperial War Museums Sharon McMeekin, DPC Trevor Owens, Library of Congress Kevin Palendat, Library and Archives Canada Iram Safdar, Historic Environment Scotland Toni Sant, University of Salford Daisy Selematsela, UNISA |
Australasia and Asia Pacific Sub-CommitteeJaye Weatherburn, University of Melbourne (Chair) Robin Wright, DPC One representative of each member in the region |
Role Profile for Sub-Committee Members
Role Purpose:
To represent the needs and expectations of the digital preservation community to the DPC staff and Executive Board, guiding our activities with respect to one or more strategic objectives.
Statutory duties:
• To act within the Sub-Committee Terms of Reference provided by the Executive Board.
• To help the DPC pursue the objectives defined in governing documents, policies, and the strategic plan.
Other duties and key tasks:
• To ensure the DPC’s workplans are relevant to the needs of the digital preservation community, especially our members.
• To ensure DPC remains accountable and transparent in every aspect of our workplan.
• To use skills, knowledge and experience to offer sound advice.
• Occasional participation in meetings including away days, members’, and planning meetings.
• Review applications and proposals which may be confidential.
• To be an active contributor helping to refine goals, setting targets and monitoring performance.
• To be an advocate and champion for the DPC.
• To sit on working parties or task groups as appropriate.
• To be bound by collective decisions.
• To acknowledge and adopt the values and policies of the DPC.
Person specification:
• A commitment to the DPC and its work.
• A willingness and ability to devote the necessary time and effort.
• Insight into the challenges of digital preservation faced by a DPC member.
• An ability to recognize digital preservation challenges that arise in different contexts.
• An ability to think creatively within a team.
• A willingness to contribute whilst maintaining respect for others and their views.
Commitment:
The role requires an estimated voluntary commitment of around 8 hours of meetings and 4-8 hours of preparation and correspondence per year depending on the range of activities undertaken.