What’s new in old records?
January 31, 2022 2:13 pm
Every year the Government Records team at the BC Archives processes over 2,000 boxes of records created by the provincial government. Most of […]
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Rachel joined the BC Archives in 2019. As a Government Records Archivist, she is responsible for arranging and describing government records to make them accessible to the public.
Rachel holds a BA in anthropology and environmental studies from the University of Victoria as well as a Masters of Archival Studies and a Masters of Library Information Studies degree from the University of British Columbia. Rachel has experience working in university and community archives and has previously worked as a historical researcher.
Rachel holds a BA in anthropology and environmental studies from the University of Victoria as well as a Masters of Archival Studies and a Masters of Library Information Studies degree from the University of British Columbia. Rachel has experience working in university and community archives and has previously worked as a historical researcher.
Education
MAS/MLIS, University of British Columbia, First Nations Curriculum ConcentrationBA, University of Victoria
Areas of Interest
Arrangement & descriptionLand records
Indigenous records
Court records
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