LA as Subject: 25 years of Highlighting Southern California Archives Main MenuIntroductionLA as Subject: 25 years of highlighting less visible archivesTimelineThe Vision Behind LA as SubjectLA as Subject EvolvesArchives BazaarThe Story Behind LOST LAThe Residency ProgramInterviewsVoices of LA as SubjectAlexandra Elizabeth Hontalas-Adams377122f0e60c302a88ad270b42c2463d15e203a7
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1media/bazaar_photograph1.jpg2020-08-18T12:58:56-07:00Evolution of LA as Subject Membership35image_header10197252020-09-28T12:47:12-07:00When LA as Subject, LAAS, was transferred to USC and transition from work on a printed directory to a digital database, they also expanded their membership definition.
There are three types of LAAS members:
Archive Members: Institutions, organizations, and individuals owning, holding, or administering primary resources related to Los Angeles history
Research Members: Institutions, organizations, and individuals not owning, holding, or administering such primary resources but support and promote the mission of LA as Subject.
Student Members: K-12, undergraduate, or graduate students, especially those interested in the subject of history, librarianship, or archival management.
