Ummmm..... In so far as I am aware an organization's existing records
schedule should probably be retained on an "until superseded" basis - since
those retention schedules are subject to change over time as statutes,
regulations, and business needs change.... But, hey.... that's just my
thought on the topic.  Not sure where you might be pointed to for a specific
example.

Doug Allen, CRM, CDIA+

On Fri, Sep 24, 2010 at 3:14 PM, Meredith Evans Raiford, Ph. D. <
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> Hello
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> Is there a college/university archive out there that is the final
> disposition for a company's retention schedule?
>
> I am looking for models of collaboration with a corporate/ organization/
> institution records manager and an archivist.
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> If you have any thoughts or suggestions please email me directly at
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> Thanks
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> - Meredith
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> Meredith Evans Raiford, Ph.D.
> Director, Special Collections Research Center
> George Washington University Libraries
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