From the monthly archives: December 2009
Application Deadline: March 15, 2010
The Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS) is calling for proposals from museums, museum service organizations, and universities for projects that will enhance the professional development of museum staff. The 21st Century Museum Professionals grants are intended to have an impact on multiple institutions by reaching broad groups of [...]
Read More... →Announcing the JSTOR Participants’ Meeting at the ALA Midwinter Meeting in Boston, MA. Our meeting is open to anyone who would like to attend as well as individuals from libraries and publishers already participating in JSTOR. Please also plan to stop by the JSTOR | Portico booth # 2649 at the Boston Convention & Exhibition [...]
Read More... →Accessible Archives, Inc.® is pleased to announce their decision to not increase either the annual maintenance fee or current product pricing for their family of Early and Colonial America databases through 2010.
Read More... →The Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS) announces the release of a new research brief, Service Trends in U.S. Public Libraries, 1997-2007. The brief identifies important changes public libraries have made to address patron needs in an increasingly Internet-centric environment and explores service differences in urban and rural communities.
A comparison of more than [...]
Read More... →E-LEARNING LIBRARIAN
Murphy Library
University of Wisconsin – La Crosse
POSITION: Seeking a dynamic, student-centered librarian to work in a team-orientated library environment. The E-Learning Librarian supports student learning across disciplines by working with UW-L faculty/staff to facilitate the use of curriculum-specific information resources, provide access to course-specific online materials in course delivery [...]
Read More... →by Narda Tafuri (Acquisitions & Continuing Resources Librarian, The University of Scranton, Weinberg Memorial Library, Scranton, PA 18510; Phone: 570-941-7811; Fax: 570-941-7809) tafurin1@scranton.edu
University presses and libraries have begun to release rare and not so rare public domain books from their vaults and shelves and make them available through print-on-demand [...]
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