About The Center

About the Center

Under Cabinet Resolution No. (9) dated 01/02/1438 AH, a directive was issued for the establishment of a center for documents and archives within all government entities. In adherence to this directive, the University President issued Resolution No. 121/38/1/Q on 04/25/1438 AH to create the Documents and Archives Center at Northern Borders University. The center's main focus is on the organization and preservation of documents in a manner that ensures their security, confidentiality, and easy access when required, in alignment with the goals of the Kingdom's Vision 2030. It operates under the administrative oversight of the Vice President for Development, Quality, and Community Service.

 

 

 

Sami bin Hadwan Al-Anzi
Director of Archives and Records Center

Vision and Mission

Vision: The vision of the Center for Documents and Archives is to become a renowned reference model for all the documents associated with Northern Border University. The center aims to align with the systems and regulations established by the national center for documents and archives, while incorporating modern technologies and adhering to international standards.

Mission: Our mission is to provide exceptional services of the highest quality to all beneficiaries. We strive to achieve this by utilizing the latest and secure technologies, ensuring the fastest and most efficient means of delivering our services.

Objectives

 The center's primary objectives include collecting, organizing, and preserving university documents and archives. This is done in a manner that not only fulfills the requirements set by the administration but also safeguards these materials from damage or loss. Additionally, our aim is to facilitate easy reference to these documents whenever needed, in accordance with the documents and archives system and its executive regulations. We also strive to enhance the flow of these materials between various university units and external parties.

Tasks

  •  After receiving approval, the responsibility involves creating activity plans for the center and ensuring their successful execution.
  •  Overseeing the administrative and technical aspects of the organizational units connected with the center and coordinating their activities to maximize resource utilization and ensure integration.
  • Collaborating with the national center for Documents and Archives to ensure compliance with regulations, particularly regarding the disposal and destruction of records.
  • Obtaining and gathering documents from university units, organizing, preserving, restoring, indexing, and facilitating their access upon request.
  •  Establishing suitable locations and implementing efficient methods and techniques to protect, organize, and circulate documents.
  •  Providing timely and accurate information and data regarding documents to beneficiaries.
  •  Coordinating and cooperating with other similar centers to leverage their expertise for mutual benefit.
  •  Presenting proposals for technical regulations, rules, and procedures governing preservation activities at the university, as per the documents and archives system, and monitoring their implementation.
  •  Suggesting the formation of permanent committees, such as the documents committee, and obtaining approval from the university president.
  •  Collaborating with relevant units to raise awareness about the significance of documents and archives activities at the university.
  • Participating in defining performance measurement indicators for all center-related activities, continuously reviewing and enhancing them.
  • Identifying the center's human resource, equipment, and material requirements and ensuring their provision.
  •  Assessing the training needs of the center's staff and recommending suitable training programs.
  •  Generating regular reports on the center's operations, accomplishments, and suggestions for enhancing its performance.