ACRL News Issue (B) of College & Research Libraries


942 /  C&RL News

C A L E N D E R

January

2 3 - 2 5 — M ic r o film : T h e N o rth ea st D o c u m e n t 
C onservation C e n te r, A ndover, M assachu­
setts, a non-profit, regional conservation c e n ­
ter, has sc h ed u le d  a th ree -d a y  intensive 
m icrofilm  train in g  w orkshop at th e  H istorical 
Society o f P ennsylvania in  P hiladelphia. T h e 
C e n te r specializes in th e  p reserv atio n  o f li­
brary  an d  archives collections as well as art on 
p ap er, p h o to g rap h s, h isto ric maps, and 
m icrofilm ing on a fee-for-service basis. A ddi­
tional w orkshops will b e h e ld  in A ndover in 
M arch an d  A ugust 1990. R egistration is $150 
fo rth e  P hiladelphia session. Individuals in te r­
es te d  in applying should call o r w rite M ary 
E lizab eth  Ruw ell at N o rth ea st D o cu m e n t 
C onservation C e n te r, 24 School S treet, A n­
dover, MA 01810; (508) 470-1010, to  obtain 
an application.

February

2 0 - 2 3 — L e a r n in g  r e s o u r c e s :  T h e L earn in g  R e­
sources Association o f C alifornia C o m m unity 
Colleges is ho stin g  th e  N ational L earn in g  
R esources C o n feren ce, “T h e  C h an g e D i­
m ension: L earn in g  R esources for th e  1990s,” 
in San F rancisco, a t th e  G o ld en  G atew ay 
H oliday Inn. C ontact: D o n ald  Kirkorian, 
LR A C C C , 4000 Suisun Valley R oad, Suison, 
CA 94585; (707) 864-7106.

March

5 - 7 — C o m p u t e r s  in  lib r a r ie s : T h e  fifth annual 
C o m p u ters in L ibraries C o n fere n ce and 
E xhibition will b e h eld  at th e H y att Crystal 
C ity a t th e  W ashington N ational A irport 
(Arlington, Virginia). T h e  S chedule includes a 
w ide-range o f sessions (78) including those on 
in te g rate d  online systems, C D -R O M , local 
area networks, softw are, b u lletin  boards, elec­
tro n ic mail, an d  databases. T h e  fee is $195 for 
th re e  days. P re -c o n fe re n ce w orkshops are

offered  on M arch 4 th. T o reg ister call (800) 
635-5537 o r (203) 226-6967 o r w rite to  M eck- 
ler, 1 1 F e rry  L an e W est, W estp o rt, C T  06880.

2 2 - 2 3 — N e w  Y ork: D o n ald  M arch an d , d ea n  o f 
th e Syracuse U niversity School o f In fo rm a­
tion S tudies will b e  th e  e n d -n o te  sp eak er at a 
tw o-day co n feren ce for academ ic an d  special 
librarians at th e  H o tel Syracuse, Syracuse, 
N ew  York. M arch an d  will cap o ff th e  c o n fer­
en c e w ith a talk on th e  fu tu re  o f th e  library 
profession an d  h ow  stu d en ts are selected  and 
ed u c a te d  for n ew  an d  changing roles in th e 
profession. T h e  th e m e  o f th e  co n feren ce is 
“H arm o n y  in  a T im e o f Change: F in d in g  
C o m m o n  G ro u n d ,” it will focus on issues 
facing academ ic an d  special librarians in th e  
com ing d ecad e. T h e  co n fe re n ce is being 
sp o n so red  by th e  following academ ic an d  
special library organizations: th e  A cadem ic 
an d  Special L ibrary S ection o f  th e  N ew  York 
L ib rary  Association, th e W e ste rn  N ew  York/ 
O n tario  an d  E a ste rn  N ew  York ch ap ters o f 
A CR L, U p state C h a p te r o f SLA, th e  Associa­
tio n  o f L aw  L ibrarians o f U p sta te N ew  York, 
th e  SUNY L ibrarians Association, th e  SUNY 
C ouncil o f H e a d  L ibrarians, an d  th e  N ew  
York c h a p te r o f th e A rt L ibrarians Society. 
This diverse sponsorship is en su rin g  th a t a 
variety o f p rogram s are b ein g p la n n e d  an d  will 
cover such topics as creativity in th e  p ro fe s­
sion, th e  uses o f HyperCard, an d  p u b lic rela­
tions in libraries. C ontact: Je an  C u rrie, C o n ­
feren c e C hair, South C e n tra l L ib rary  C o u n ­
cil, D ew itt Building, 215 N o rth  Cayuga 
S treet, Ithaca, NY 14850; (607) 273-9106.

April

2 - 3 — G r a n t s m a n s h ip : T h e  C ollege an d  U n iv er­
sity L ibraries D ivision o f th e  Texas L ibrary 
Association is sponsoring a p re-co n feren c e 
e n title d  “F u n d  Raising an d  G ran tsm an sh ip  in 
th e  1990s,” to  b e  h e ld  at th e  H y att R egency 
H o te l in Dallas. T h e  Association o f C ollege 
an d  R esearch  L ibraries, Texas C h a p te r, an d  
th e  R e fe ren ce R o u n d  T ab le o f T LA  are co-



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sponsors. L ibraries o f  all types an d  sizes are 
becom ing increasingly involved in fundrais­
ing and th e  program  is being p lanned w ith this 
in m ind. C ollette M urray, vice-president for
developm ent, Texas T ech  U niversity, will 
speak at th e  opening session. She will be 
followed by Ire n e  H oadley, director, Sterling
C. Evans Library, Texas A & M University, 
P at O ’Brian, director, Dallas Public Library. 
T h e second day will featu re a p an el p re s e n ta ­
tion an d  discussion by th re e  experts w ho will 
give us tips on how  to b e  successful w hen 
seeking grants from  th e  federal governm ent, 
private foundations, an d  corporate founda­
tions, th e y  are: C arolyn Bucknall, assistant
d irecto r for collection developm ent, th e
G en eral L ibraries, th e  U niversity o f Texas at
Austin; L eo A ndreica Papa, program  associ­
ate an d  m anager o f inform ation systems, 
M eadow s Foundation; an d  M ary Sue An­
drew s, Public Affairs C onsultant, Arco F oun-
dation. H andouts an d  bibliographies will be
available. R egistration is $50 for th e  full con­
ference o r $30 for one session for TLA m em ­
bers; $70 o r $40 for TLA m em bers. C ontact: 
Virginia Phillips (512) 471-3811.

18-20—Book publishing: Publishers Weekly and
C ahners Exposition G roup, Stam ford, C on­
necticut, will co-produce an “In tern atio n al
Book P ublishing C onference and Services
E xpo,” to b e  held at th e  Jacob K. Javits C o n ­
vention C e n te r in N ew  York City. T h e annual
event will be th e  first o f its kind devoted
exclusively to  serving th e  specific need s o f the
w orldw ide book publishing industry. A tten ­
dees rep resen tin g  sm all and large book p u b ­
lishers will include a rt directors, production
m anagers, senior an d  m anaging editors, sales
and m arketing m anagers, an d  key executives.
Publishers Weekly will stru ctu re a co m p re­
hensive co nference program  fo r attendees
designed to enhance th e  professional devel­
o p m en t o f th e  book publishing com m unity, in
th e  areas o f design, p ro d u ctio n , m arketing,

 

 

 
 
 

 
 

 

 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 

 

 

Advertiser index

A m ig o s.....................................................914
Book H ouse............................................. 911
Chadwyck-Healey........................... 889,935
D enali.......................................................925
EBS Book S e rvice ...................................898
Ebsco................................................. cover 3
Omnigraphics.....................................cover 4
K.G. S a u r........................................... cover 2
Sheridan Chandler...................................921
Tescor................................................ 928-29
H.W. W ilson............................................. 941

editorial, finance, and prom otion. C ontact: 
W alter H eith au s (617) 536-8152 or Jill Stone 
Squire (203) 964-0000.

July

3-5—Judaica: T h e Association o f Jewish Libraries 
will hold th e  F irst In tern atio n al C onference 
o f Judaica an d  Israeli Librarians at th e  
R am ada R enaissance H otel, Jerusalem , Is­
rael. C ontact: E d ith  Lubetski, S te m  College 
Library, 245 Lexington Ave., N ew  York, NY 
10016; (212) 340-7720 o r A m non Zipin, 
R oom  308 O hio State U niversity Libraries, 
1858 N eil Ave., C olum bus, O H  43210; (614) 
292-3362. ■  ■

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College & Research Libraries News is published 
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printed each issue during the preceding twelve 
months; “Actual” figures denote the num ber of 
copies o f single issue published nearest to filing 
date.) Total num ber o f copies printed: Average, 
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tual, 11,799. Total paid circulation: Average, 
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Total (sum of previous entries): Average, 13,784; 
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Statement of Ownership, Management, 
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for 1989 filed with the United States Postal Service, 
Postmaster in Chicago, Illinois, O ctober 12,1989.