welcome to ARMA Nebraska

ARMA Nebraska is a chapter of ARMA International, a not-for-profit professional association, and the authority on governing information as a strategic asset. The Nebraska Chapter Board of Directors welcomes you to our web site. Our goal is to be a valuable resource for information management professionals.

message from our president Cori Brock

Meeting update due to COVID-19

Hello Members and Guests,

We hope all of you are staying safe and healthy during this strange 2020 year. I am sure you feel like most of us right now, a little uneasy yet confident we will get through this together while separated. Many of you have been affected by the coronavirus, whether that is through mandatory work from home, longer hours, becoming a home school teacher for your kids or just trying to maintain a sense of normalcy. We are thinking of you all and are hoping for some positive news soon.

ARMA Nebraska has been watching the events closely and trying to make the best decisions for you and our chapter. Due to the current Covid-19 situation, we must reschedule our Spring Seminar to June 17^th. We will not be having a monthly meeting in April as a group but will continue to have board meetings as needed. We would like to allow everyone time to adapt to their new work lives and to be able to adapt to what might happen this month. We will still have a webex meeting on May 20^th with Ryan Sothan from the Nebraska Attorney General’s Office. If any of you have missed Ryan in the past, we encourage you to join. He is a great speaker with a lot of great information.

We will be sending out multiple communications during April to keep you informed of what we are working on or any changes that might occur. Please refer to the website for the most up to date information. If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to reach out to myself or any of the board members. Thank you all for your patience and understanding during these past few months. This chapter can only be successful with successful members and guests like you.

Thank You,

Cori Brock

President, ARMA Nebraska

Safety and Health Recommendations:

• CLEAN:

• Wash your hands with soap and water for at least 20 seconds. If soap and water are not available, use an alcohol-based hand sanitizer with at least 60% alcohol.
• Discourage using others phones.
• Keep work surfaces clean using a regular household cleaning spray or wipe before and after use.(see CDC's recommendations). 

• COVER:

• Cover your mouth and nose with a tissue and dispose in waste bins.
• Avoid touching your eyes, nose, and mouth with unwashed hands.
• Cover your cough with a tissue, then throw the tissue in the trash. If you do not have a tissue, use your sleeve (not your hands).
• Consider using a friendly “elbow bump" instead of shaking hands.​

• CONTAIN:

• Reducing or eliminate any unnecessary social interactions.
• Contain germs by steering clear of those who are sick (3-6 feet). If you must gather, try to limit groups to less than six if possible.
• Provide friends and family with tissues and hand sanitizer.  
• If you do get sick, communicate to necessary parties.

Calling All Members - Open Board Position

We are looking to fill our Director of Program Arrangements board position and would love to recruit one of you. This position is responsible for the mission of the Programs Committee to assist in the decision-making, design, and details of all the monthly programs. The committee is responsible for program/meeting reservations, coordinates arrangements with the facility, including menus, seating, workshop setups, audio-visual needs for speakers, among other assigned tasks from the President. The commitment time is a few hours a month and two full days in the summer for planning. Please reach out to Cori Brock, ARMA Nebraska President if you are interested or have questions. We would like to get this position filled by June of this year. We look forward to hearing from you.

annual charity auction

The HUB Provides unconditional support and programming for young people as they become productive, independent, active members of the community.  Support The HUB

The mission of The HUB is to provide support and access to services for young people transitioning into adulthood who are disconnected from their family and the community. 

• Educate - A high school diploma or GED is essential to be better prepared for employment opportunities.
• Employ - Develop job skills and connections through a variety of programs allow you to become employable.
• Empower - When someone believes in you, you begin to believe in yourself. We at The Hub believe in YOU!

2019-2020 program year

Due to COVID-19, future meetings will be held via Webex and dates could change. More information will be posted as meeings get adjusted.

Out of state SPRING SEMINARS

Greater Kansas City Chapter

Wednesday April 8, 2020

Oklahoma City Chapter

Thursday April 16, 2020

continuing education