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(1966) 1973-1985 Reference: 1364

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Stadsarchief Rotterdam

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https://hdl.handle.net/21.12133/43F0312DFA2D4D03B72CEEAB2F270217
Raimond Geluk
2024
Stadsarchief Rotterdam
Nederlands

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Beschrijving

Inventaris van het archief van de Universiteitsraad van de Erasmus Universiteit Rotterdam

Plaats van uitgave

Rotterdam

Jaar van uitgave

2012

Overheid of particulier

Overheid

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Geschiedenis van de archiefvormer

Geschiedenis van de archiefvormer

De Universiteitsraad is in 1973 ingesteld bij de inwerkingtreding van de Wet Rijksuniversiteit Rotterdam (Lex Specialis RUR, 1973). Haar bevoegdheden zijn opgenomen in de Wet Universitaire Bestuurshervorming (Stb 1970, 612) en verder uitgewerkt in het Beheers en Bestuursreglement van de Erasmus Universiteit Rotterdam.

De Universiteitsraad regelt en bestuurt de universiteit in zijn geheel. Zij is verantwoordelijk voor de vaststelling van de begroting, financiële schema's, het ontwikkelingsplan van de universiteit, het kiesreglement en studentenvoorzieningen. Verder was zij verantwoordelijk voor de organisatie van het onderwijs en wetenschapsbeoefening aan de universiteit. De voorbereiding en uitvoering werden gedaan door het College van Bestuur.
De Raad bestond uit veertig leden: dertien leden uit het wetenschappelijke personeel, negen leden niet wetenschappelijk personeel, elf studentleden en negen kroonleden. Verder was er een kamer voor maatschappijwetenschappen en een kamer voor medische wetenschappen.
Het dagelijkse bestuur werd uitgeoefend door het Presidium, dat gekozen werd uit de verschillende geledingen van de Universiteitsraad. Samen met de voorzitter van de Universiteitsraad bereide zij vergadering voor, voerde overleg met het College van Bestuur en hielden zij zich bezig met de benoeming van de voorzitters van de raadscommissies. Voor de ambtelijke ondersteuning zorgde de griffie.

De Universiteitsraad had verschillende adviescommissie ingesteld om zich op verschillende beleidsterreinen te laten adviseren: - buitenland, - bestuurlijke zaken, - onderwijs & onderzoek, - personeelszaken, - welzijn studenten, - emancipatiezaken, - financiële en begrotingszaken en - benoeming leden College van Bestuur
In 1986 werd de Wet Universitaire Bestuurshervorming (Stb 1970, 612) vervangen door de Wet Wetenschappelijk Onderwijs (Stb1986, 404). Hierin werden de bevoegdheden van de Universiteitsraad ingrijpend gewijzigd. Er is hier ook een duidelijke cesuur aan te brengen in de archiefvorming.

Geschiedenis van het archief

Geschiedenis van het archief

De archiefvorming vond in de periode 1973-1984 plaats bij de griffie en maakte deel uit van de ondersteunde activiteiten die door de griffie werden uitgevoerd. De werkzaamheden werd verzorgd door een medewerker van de afdeling Post, Archiefzaken en Reproductie (PAR), die bij de griffie gedetacheerd was. Op deze locatie was ook het dynamische archief van de Universiteitsraad en haar raadscommissies geplaatst.

Jaarlijks werden de afgehandelde zakendossiers overgebracht naar de Centrale Archief Bewaarplaats (CAB). De dossiers werden daar toegevoegd aan de bestaande verzameling zakendossiers van de universiteitsraad en op classificatie geordend.

Samenvatting van de inhoud

Samenvatting van de inhoud

Het archief bevat de beleidsdossiers en besluitvorming van de Universiteitsraad over de processen die de Universiteitsraad regelt en bestuurt bij de universiteit in zijn geheel. Het archief bevat de beleidsdossiers en vaststelling van de begroting, jaarrekeningen, verslagen, financiële schema's, ontwikkelingsplannen, financiële regelingen, kiesreglementen en studentenvoorzieningen. Verder was de Universiteitsraad verantwoordelijk voor de organisatie van het onderwijs en wetenschapsbeoefening aan de universiteit. Het betrof zaken over inrichting van het onderwijs, voorzieningen voor studenten, inschrijving en toelating, aantallen studenten, instellen van opleidingen en studierichtingen. Er waren door de Universiteitsraad adviescommissie ingesteld op specifieke beleidsterreinen: buitenland, bestuurlijke zaken, onderwijs & onderzoek, personeelszaken, welzijn studenten, emancipatiezaken, financiële en begrotingszaken, benoeming leden College van Bestuur en buitenuniversitaire leden. Hiervan is de besluitvorming terug te vinden in de vergaderdossiers met agenda's, besluiten en verslagen.

Verantwoording

Verantwoording

Het archief besloeg de periode 1973-1999 en was geordend op basis van de code universiteiten en hogescholen. Dit was een afgeleide van de Basis Archief Code (BAC) opgesteld door de Vereniging van Nederlandse Gemeenten (VNG).
Door middel van het toekennen van een classificatie uit deze code aan onderwerpen, werd het mogelijk om gelijksoortige onderwerpen bij elkaar te plaatsen. Dit wordt zaaksgewijze ordening genoemd.
De verschillende classificaties werden ook gebruikt als plaatsingskenmerk waarmee de archiefmedewerkers een extra instrument hadden voor het opzoeken van archiefbescheiden.

De bewerking van de archieven begon in 1999 en is in 2006 afgerond.
De afdeling post en archiefzaken was belast met de uitvoering van dit project. De bewerking vond projectmatig plaats:
1. Selectie en waardering van de archiefbescheiden
2. Herordening en samen voeging van archiefbestanddelen.
3. Omzetting van de dossiers in duurzame materialen
4. Beschrijving van de archiefbestanden
5. Aanleg van de inventaris.

Door de jaren heen zijn er veel fouten opgetreden bij het toekennen van classificatiecodes. Dit werd veroorzaakt doordat de code niet werd bijgehouden. Nieuwe ontwikkelingen binnen de taken, bevoegdheden en werkzaamheden werden niet aan de code toegevoegd. Het werd aan de expertise van de archiefmedewerkers overgelaten om deze onderwerpen juist te klasseren. Omdat hierbij vaak het persoonlijke inzicht van belang was werden archiefbescheiden wisselend geklasseerd, waardoor taken, onderwerpen, zaken en stukken bij elkaar werden geplaatst

Met de komst van het geautomatiseerde postregistratiesysteem, nam de noodzaak om classificaties als plaatsingskenmerk te gebruiken af. Het geautomatiseerde systeem bod de archiefmedewerkers een veelvoud van zoekkenmerken om archiefbescheiden te plaatsten en terug te vinden.
Classificaties werden minder relevant om de archiefbescheiden te ontsluiten en terug te vinden.

Tijdens de bewerking van de dossiers bleek dat er in het verleden een groot aantal facetdossiers was aangelegd. In deze dossiers werden aspecten die betrekking hadden op het onderwerp alfabetisch geordend opgeborgen. Het betrof hier archiefbescheiden die betrekking hadden op taken van de archiefvormer en de uitvoering hiervan. Sommige van de archiefbescheiden hadden een zeker verband met het hoofdonderwerp of het waren losse stukken die op het moment van de archiefvorming moeilijk te plaatsen waren.

Omdat het onmogelijk bleek om deze dossiers, zonder een grote inspanning, opnieuw te bewerken is besloten om ze in hun oorspronkelijke vorm te handhaven.
In de inventaris zijn deze dossiers opgenomen onder de beschrijving: algemene onderwerpen A t/m Z.

In het bewerkingsproces zijn de handelingen uit het basisselectiedocument voor het beleidsterrein wetenschappelijk onderwijs, openbare en bijzondere universiteiten en hogescholen 1945 -1986 gekozen als ordening van de dossiers.
Binnen deze handelingen zijn duidelijk afzonderlijke werkprocessen te definiëren, die als verdere verdeling hebben gediend voor de een alfabetische ordening van de zakendossiers.

Het archiefblok besloeg in eerste instantie de periode 1973-1999. Omdat de omvang en complexiteit van het archief zou leiden tot enorme vertraging bij de bewerking is besloten om het archief in twee blokken te verdelen.
De invoering van de Wet Wetenschappelijk Onderwijs (stb. 1986,404) is hiervoor als cesuur gebruikt. In deze wet werden namelijk de bevoegdheden van de Universiteitsraad ingrijpend gewijzigd.

De aangetroffen archieven zijn geselecteerd op grond van het basisselectiedocument voor het beleidsterrein wetenschappelijk onderwijs voor openbare en bijzondere universiteiten en hogescholen 1945-1986
(Stc. 2006,40).

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Verwant materiaal

Verwant materiaal

De Universiteitsraad was belast met de vaststelling van het beleid van de Erasmus Universiteit Rotterdam.
De voorbereiding hiervan geschiedde door het College van Bestuur. Om de procesvoering bij de universiteit goed te kunnen overzien is het belangrijk dat ook het archief van het College van Bestuur geraadpleegd wordt. (toegangsnr. 1363)

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Erasmus Universiteit Rotterdam (EUR)

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