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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.

 

ARMA is the world's leading membership organization serving almost 5,000 professionals who manage and govern information.  ARMA International is the community of records management, information management, and information governance professionals who harness the benefits and reduce the risks of information.

ARMA provides resources, education, certification, and unparalleled networking opportunities. We set the standards and best practices that you leverage to address your full information lifecycle. When it comes to managing an organization’s most vital asset – information – ARMA has the comprehensive resources to secure your success.

 

Members of the ARMA community are advancing their careers and helping to shape the future of the information profession. ARMA is first and foremost, a community - JOIN the leading community of information professionals by becoming a Professional Member today.

2025-2026 Program Year

8/19/2025 4:46 pm

We have yet another exciting ARMA Nebraska program year. “The good life” will be front and center in this year’s theme; Tour de Nebraska: A RIM Journey Across Nebraska, we will focus on this great state throughout our monthly sessions and Spring Seminar. Additionally, each member will receive an ARMA Nebraska Passport, you can collect stamps for monthly meetings, networking with fellow attendees, and volunteering on a committee.

 

In addition to the 9 monthly meetings and Spring Seminar ARMA Nebraska is celebrating its 65th year. In honor of this milestone, we will be hosting an after work happy hour. There is still plenty of planning to do for this event, if you are interested in joining a planning committee for this event or the spring seminar, please let a board member know.

 

As always EZPass registration will be available now through 9/17. With the ARMA Nebraska EZPass you will be able to submit a single expense report and be enrolled in all monthly meetings and the Spring Seminar. This year the total cost of the EZPass includes a discount amounting to a free monthly meeting. Please register for the EZPass before you register for our September meeting.

 

Registration is now open for our first meeting of the program year on September 17th.  Trenton Winters with Olsson Associates with present NE Records in Practice: Olsson Engineers Information Governance. There will be an optional tour of the Lincoln Wastewater Treatment Facility after the monthly meeting.

 

As in previous years, all sessions are available in person or online, I am looking forward to seeing you.

 

Austin Rhodes CRA

President, ARMA Nebraska



September Meeting Notice

9/1/2025 12:00 am

NE RECORDS IN PRACTICE: HOW OLSSON ENGINEERS INFORMATION GOVERNANCE
PRESENTED BY TRENTON WINTER - OLSSON ASSOCIATES

September 17, 2025
11:00 AM - 1:00 PM

11:00am-11:30am Networking
11:30am Lunch
12:00pm presentation

(All times are Central Time)

Virtual Attendance Option Available

TICKETS
$20.00 Member Ticket
$25.00 after 7:00 pm September 11
 

$30.00 Non-member Ticket
$35.00 after 7:00 pm September 11

 

Lincoln Theresa Street Wastewater Treatment Facility
2400 Theresa St
Lincoln, NE 68521

Description:

Trenton Winters, Information Manager at Olsson, will share how the firm has evolved its approach to managing project records across a growing and geographically dispersed engineering workforce. Olsson is a nationally recognized engineering and design firm established in Lincoln in 1956. Trenton will highlight key strategies Olsson has used to improve consistency, efficiency, and legal preparedness through standardization and structured governance. His presentation offers insight into how Olsson balances practical file management with regulatory compliance and evolving technology, with lessons relevant to engineering firms and other project-based organizations.

After the speaker is optional tour of Lincoln Wastewater Treatment Facility

Tour Guide: Tyler Cruthers, Facility Operations Coordinator 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Bio:
After serving four years in the Marine Corps and obtaining a degree at the University of Nebraska, Lincoln in electrical engineering, Trenton started his journey at Olsson in 2016. He worked on the Mechanical / Electrical team doing design and served as the team's point of contact for Olsson's firmwide quality management plan. In 2023 he started on a team within operations to manage Olsson's quality program. When he’s not at Olsson, he enjoys spending time with his wife and three kids, aged between 6 and 9. They fill their time with kid's sports, travel, and time outside.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Bio:

Tyler Cruthers is a Lincoln, Nebraska native. He is a graduate of Lincoln East High School. As Facilities Operations Coordinator for the city’s Water Resource Recovery Facilities, he helps lead innovative wastewater-to-energy projects that convert methane from the treatment process into renewable fuel. Passionate about environmental stewardship, Tyler takes pride in turning community waste into a resource that benefits both the city and the planet. Outside of work, he enjoys gardening and cooking for his family, blending his love for nature with his commitment to creating a healthy, vibrant home.

 

 

 

 

 

  

 

 



Charity

7/1/2025 12:00 am

 

Willie’s Underwear Project (WUP) provides sweatpants, underwear, T-shirts, and socks to Lincoln Public Schools (LPS) students who experience accidents during the school day.

WUP was founded in 2002 by retired LPS middle school teacher Willie Shafer. Her mission was simple but powerful: to ensure that students who have accidents can return to class quickly and continue learning without embarrassment or interruption.

The project operates out of the basement of Saratoga Elementary School, where school nurses and health technicians pick up supplies each month for their buildings. WUP supports more than 42,000 students across the district—from Head Start through high school—and is run entirely by dedicated volunteers. Every penny of every financial donation goes directly to the project.

The board will collect items for Willie’s Underwear Project in October, November, and December. Please consider donating a package or two of underwear—or perhaps some sweatpants.

In December, we’ll host our annual charity auction and raffle, where you’ll have the opportunity to support the project by purchasing an auction item and/or participating in the raffle.

Donation Guidelines:
Boys’ Underwear
Sizes: 4 and 6–8
Style: Briefs or boxer briefs (not boxers)

Girls’ Underwear
Size: 4
Style: Briefs (not bikini style)

Sweatpants (Unisex)
Sizes: 6, 7, 8, or 10–12
Neutral colors like gray, navy and black

Thanks!