What does the National Archives Headquarters do?

• A. Stores, organizes, and assembles the records of the Society
• B. Manages the national awards process
• C. Oversees joint alumni activities
• D. Coordinates region dues

Answer: (A)

The main job here is archival stewardship: the National Archives Headquarters acts as the custodian of the Society’s records. It stores official documents and materials, keeps them organized in a way that makes minutes, rosters, correspondence, and other governance records easy to find, and assembles complete archives for long-term preservation and reference. This role ensures the Society’s history is protected and accessible for members and for governance needs.

Other tasks like running the national awards process, coordinating alumni activities, or handling region dues are handled by separate offices or committees and are not the archival function.