The Membership Committee oversees work related to maintaining and growing the BCC membership base, including developing new member recruitment strategies, evaluating new member onboarding and member offboarding programs, and developing advocacy support for becoming a member of the BCC.

This group also conducts periodic evaluation and analysis of current member needs, and responds to member needs identified by other committees of the BCC.

Recent Activity

The University of New Mexico Joins the BCC

BCC Membership Committee

The BitCurator Consortium is happy to welcome the University of New Mexico as our newest member! The representatives from UNM are embarking on an effort to build out their digital preservation program and born-digital archival practices, in part through involvement in the BitCurator community and … Read more →

The University of Utah Joins the BCC

BCC Membership Committee

The BitCurator Consortium is happy to welcome the University of Utah as our newest member! The representatives are embarking on an effort to build out their digital preservation program and born-digital archival practices, in part through involvement in the BitCurator community and its shared resources.  … Read more →

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Washington University in St. Louis Joins the BCC

BCC Membership Committee

The BitCurator Consortium is happy to welcome Washington University in St. Louis as our newest member! The representatives from WUSTL are a cross-disciplinary group interested in deepening their knowledge together through involvement in the BitCurator community, and are excited by the BCC’s shared resources, knowledge … Read more →

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