Archeota is the official publication of the Society of American Archivists Student Chapter at San José State University. We publish original, substantive content on issues and events connected with the world of archives. Archeota is a publication FOR students and BY students! This open access digital publication serves as a platform for students to join the archival conversation. It is published twice a year in fall/winter and spring/summer and is available on SJSU Scholarworks. The inaugural issue of Archeota was published in spring 2015.

Get Involved

Interested in contributing to Archeota? Check out our Submission Requirements page! Deadline for proposals is April 19, 2024!

Interested in becoming a member of our editorial team? We’re recruiting! See our Call for Editors page for more information! Deadline to apply is March 29, 2024!

Associate editors work regularly and collaboratively with the managing editor and the Archeota editorial team to proofread, fact-check, and edit articles submitted by students.

Requirements: 

• ability to work independently and in a team environment 
• ability to meet deadlines
• editing and proofreading skills
• ability to synthesize content
• communication skills
• research and fact-checking skills

Preferred experience: 

• familiarity with digital copyright

Editorial Team

Katrina Williams, Managing Editor

Katie Burns, Associate Editor

Katie Burns lives in San Diego with her husband and two teenage daughters. She is pursuing her MLIS as her next career after staying home with her girls the past 17 years and working in inkjet research and development. INFO 200 reminded Katie of her love of research and finding sources, which clarified her path for academic libraries or facilitating research in an archives with primary sources. Outside of school she enjoys cooking, reading, playing piano and volunteering at church, and doing sudokus.

Hannah Holshouser, Associate Editor

Hannah Holshouser is a second year graduate student at SJSU in the MLIS program. She lives in Los Angeles with her partner Brian and her little dog Petra. She currently works at Century Park Elementary as a Librarian. She has a background in art, with a BFA in art design, and an MFA in studio arts concentrating in photography. In her spare time she reads fiction/fantasy novels, takes photographs of landscapes and fabricated scenes, writes poems, paints watercolors, and collects plants and original My Little Ponies. After graduation she hopes to find work in an art museum archives.

DiAndra Reyes, Associate Editor

Gwendolyn Smith, Associate Editor

Jesse Jacobs, Associate Editor

Questions? Please contact us at: archeota.saasc@gmail.com