Library Administration & Management 1991: Vol 5 Index

5 Pages·1991·1.8 MB·English

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Bolt, Nancy Serving the Emerging Majority, 5:184-88 Davis, Jinnie Y.
Libraries, Public Policy, and Economic De- COLLECTIVE BARGAINING Q &Aon Library Planning and Evaluation,
velopment, 5:81-85 A Break with Tradition, 5:127-—29 5:232-33
BOWLING GREEN (KY) STATE UNIVERSITY The Cost of Health Care and Collective DiBartolo, Amy L.
Community Awareness Planning in Aca- Bargaining in Public Libraries, 5:124— Fostering Professional Growth in Aca-
demic Libraries: The Bowling Green 26 demic Libraries: A Case Study for the
State University Experience, 5:217-21 An Interview with David Dilts, 5:120-23 1990s, 5:41-44
Boykin, Joseph F., Jr. COLORADO DILTS, DAVID
Library Automation 1970-1990: From the Libraries, Public Policy, and Economic De- An Interview with David Dilts, 5:120-23
Few to the Many, 5:10-15 velopment, 5:81-85 DOWLIN, KENNETH
A Break with Tradition: An Agreement be- COLORADO, UNIVERSITY OF NORTHERN An Interview with Kenneth Dowlin, 5:24,
tween Harvard University and the Har- Cultural Diversity at the University of 6,8
vard Union of Clerical and Technical Northern Colorado and the Univer-
Workers, 5:127-29 sity Libraries, 5:206-8
BRITISH COLUMBIA LIBRARY ASSOCIA- COLORADO ALLIANCE OF RESEARCH LI-
TION BRARIES Editor’s Bench, 5:63
John Cotton Dana Award recipient, 1991, Creating a New Definition of Library Co- Editor’s Farewell, 5:8
EDUCOM
5:231 operation, 5:37—-40
Brownrigg, Edwin B. COMMUNICATION ARL, CoCaAliUtSiEon faonrd N eEtDwoUrCkOedM InAfnonrmoautnicoen, t5:h6e
The Internet as an External Economy: The “But No One Told Us How to Talk in a
EVALUATION
Emergence of the Invisible Hand, Library,” 5:140-44
5:95-97 Community Awareness Planning in Aca- Q &Ao5:n2 32L-i3b3r ary Planning and Evaluation,
BUCKS COUNTY (PA) FREE LIBRARY AND demic Libraries: The Bowling Green
DISTRICT CENTER State University Experience, 5:217-21
AIA/ALA Library Building Award Recipi- COMPETENCIES
ent, 1991, 5:160-61 Information Science/ Library Science Edu- FACILITIES PLANNING
An Interview with Kenneth Dowlin, 5:2+4,
BURGESS, DEAN cation Programs in the 1990s, 5:16-19
6,8
PRS Certificate of Recognition recipient, CONFLICT MANAGEMENT FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT
1991, 5:230 Conflict Management, 5:145-50 The Recognition of Depreciation of Library
“But No One Told Us How to Talk in a Li- CONSERVATION. See PRESERVATION
Materials, 5:222-29
brary,” 5:140-44 AND CONSERVATION
Fisher, William
BUTLER (E.H.) LIBRARY. STATE UNIVER- Contingency Strike Planning in the Academic
Conflict Management, 5:145-50
SITY COLLEGE OF NEW YORK AT Library, 5:130-39
BUFFALO CONTINUING EDUCATION Flug, Janice
Fostering Professional Growth in Aca- Fostering Professional Growth in Aca- Q & Aon Library Planning and Evaluation,
5:232-33
demic Libraries: A Case Study for the demic Libraries, 5:41—44
Fostering Professional Growth in Academic
1990s, 5:41-44 COOPERATION Libraries: A Case Study for the 1990s,
BYRD, GARY Creating a New Definition of Library Co- 5:41-44
LAMA booth raffle winner, 1991, 5:230-31 operation, 5:37-40 FRIENDS OF LIBRARIES U.S.A.
Libraries, Public Policy, and Economic De-
FOLUSA AWARDS. See AWARDS AND CI-
velopment, 5:81-85
TATIONS
CANNON, TYRONE H. CORONADO (CA) PUBLIC LIBRARY
LAMA booth raffle winner, 1991, 5:230-31 John Cotton Dana Award recipient, 1991,
CARL. See COLORADO ALLIANCE OF RE- 5:231
SEARCH LIBRARIES The Cost of Health Care and Collective Bar- GEORGE COUNTY (MS) LIBRARY
Carpenter, Michael gaining in Public Libraries—A Sum- John Cotton Dana Award recipient, 1991, 5:231
The Recognition of Depreciation of Library mary, 5:124-26 Grant, Lana
Materials, 5:222-29 Creating a New Definition of Library Coop- Library Service to American Indians, 5:210-11
CAUSE eration: Past, Present, and Future Mod- GRAVES, DIANE J.
ARL, CAUSE and EDUCOM Announce the els, 5:37-40 Editor’s Bench, 5:63
Coalition for Networked Information, CULTURAL DIVERSITY An Interview with Joyce G. Taylor, 5:181-83
5:6 Bias Busting, 5:204-6 named associate editor, LA&M, 5:8
CHANGE Community Awareness Planning in Aca-
Fostering Professional Growth in Aca- demic Libraries, 5:217-21
demic Libraries, 5:41-44 Cultural Diversity at the University of HALKOVIC, MARILYN H.
Leadership in an Age of Technological Northern Colorado and the Univer- LAMA booth raffle winner, 1991, 5:230-31
Change, 5:20-24 sity Libraries, 5:206-8 HARVARD UNIVERSITY
Meeting the Information Needs of High- An Interview with Joyce G. Taylor, 5:181— A Break with Tradition, 5:127-29
Energy Physicists, 5:208-10 83 HEALTH INSURANCE
Serving the Emerging Majority: Docu- Job Satisfaction and the Ethnic Minority The Cost of Health Care and Collective Bar-
menting Their Voices, 5:184—88 Librarian, 5:194—203 gaining in Public Libraries, 5:124—26
Checklist of Library Building Design Considera- The Library and the Pluralistic Campus in Heath, Fred M.
tions, 5:114 the Year 2000, 5:212-16 Editor’s Bench, 5:63
CLAYTON COUNTY (GA) LIBRARY SYS- Library Service to American Indians, An Interview with David Dilts, 5:120-23
TEM 5:210-11 An Interview with Peter Young, 5:64—66,
AIA/ALA Library Building Award Recipi- Recruiting the Underrepresented, 5:189-93 68-69
ent, 1991, 5:163-64 Serving the Emerging Majority, 5:184—88 The Ways We Serve, 5:204-11
CLEVELAND (OH) PUBLIC LIBRARY The Ways We Serve, 5:204-11 Henderson, Susanne
Library Automation: The Next Wave, 5:34- CUMBERLAND COUNTY (NC) PUBLIC LI- President’s Message, 5:2; 62-63; 118
36 BRARY AND INFORMATION CENTER Hill, Levirn
COALITION FOR NETWORKED INFOR- John Cotton Dana Award recipient, 1991, Fostering Professional Growth in Aca-
MATION 5:231 demic Libraries: A Case Study for the
formation of, 5:6 1990s, 5:41-44
The Internet as an External Economy, 5:95-97 HOLLOWAY MIDDLE SCHOOL LIBRARY
COLLECTION DEVELOPMENT DAVENPORT, NANCY (WHITEHOUSE, TX)
The Recognition of Depreciation of Library LAMA Certificate of Appreciation recipi- John Cotton Dana Award recipient, 1991,
Materials, 5:222-29 ent, 1991, 5:168-69 5:231
54 LIBRARY ADMINISTRATION & MANAGEMENT
Holman, Norman Kravitz, Rhonda Rios CULTURAL DIVERSITY COMMITTEE
The Cost of Health Care and Collective Serving the Emerging Majority Docu- established, 5:167
Bargaining in Public Libraries—A menting Their Voices, 5:184—88 DEPUTY EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
Summary, 5:124—26 Kreitz, Patricia A Uchtorff appointed, 5:166
HUMBOLT LIBRARY (BERLIN, GERMANY) Meeting the Information Needs of High- ETHNIC GROUPS TASK FORCE
ALA/ALA Library Building Award Recipi Energy Physicists, 5:208—10 name and status change, 5:167
ent, 1991, 5:161-62 FUND-RAISING AND FINANCIAL DE-
VELOPMENT SECTION, 5:113; 170;
LABOR RELATIONS 171; 233-34
An Interview with David Dilts 5:120-—23 LIBRARY ADMINISTRATION & MANAGI
ILLINO'US STATE LIBRARY LABOR UNIONS MENT ADVISORY COMMITTEE, 5:168
John Cotton Dana Award recipient, 1991
4 Break with Tradition, 5:127-29 LIBRARY ORGANIZATION AND MAN-
§:231 Lam, R. Errol AGEMENT SECTION
Implications of Telecommuting in a Library The Library and the Pluralistic Campus in FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT COMMIT-
Environment, 5:30—33 the Year 2000: Implications for Ad TEE, 5:173
Index (Volume 4), 5:57 60 ministrators, 5:212-16 FISCAL AND BUSINESS OFFICERS
INFORMATION ACCESS CO LAS VEGAS CLARK COUNTY (NV) LI- DISCUSSION GROUP, 5:166; 237
Implications of Telecommuting in a Li BRARY DISTRICT. LIBRARY & DIS- LEADERSHIP DISCUSSION GROUP, 5:237
brary Environment, 5:30 33 COVERY MUSEUM PLANNING AND EVALUATION OF LI-
INFORMATION POLICY AIA/ ALA Library Building Award Recipi- BRARY SERVICES COMMITTEE,
An Interview with Peter Young, 5:64-66 ent, 1991, 5:159-60 5:168; 170
65—6Y LEADERSHIP Q & Aon Library Planning and Evalua-
Privatizaotf iPoubnli c Information, 5:99-109 Leadership in an Age of Technological tion, 5:232-3:
Toward a National Information Policy, 5:73-79 Change: The Significanceo f Technology RISK MANAGEMENT AND INSUR-
White House Conference on Library and for Public Library Leadership, 5:20-24 ANCE COMMITTEE, 5:170; 235
Information Services, 5:70—73 LEE, SUI MANAGEMENT PRACTICES COMMIT-
INFORMATION SCIENCE EDUCATION
appointed Haworth Press editor, 5:56 TEE, 5:166
See LIBRARY EDUCATION Lee, Susan MEMBERSHIP COMMITTEE, 5:51-52;
Infortmiaotn ionP roSgcriaemnsce in Litbhrea ry 199S0csi encAe NEodtu-Scoa 4 Bretawke ewni th HaTrrvadairtdi on: UniAvne rsAigtrye emaenndt tbhee- MENT1O1R3-I14N;G 16P7-R6O8 GRAM, 5:52; 167-68
Modest Proposal, 5:16—19 Harvard Union of Clerical and Tech- MIDDLE MANAGEMENT DISCUSSION
INFORMATION SERVICES nical Workers, 5:127-—29 GROUP, 5:166-67; 171; 234-35
Meeting the Information Needs of High
Energy Physicists, 5 208 } Lenzini, Rebecca T MIDWINTER MEETING, 1991
Creating a New Definition of Library Co major meetings schedule, 5:51
INFORMATION SYSTEMS
mad the Academic Workplac« oMpodeerlast,i on 5 3P7a-s4t,0 Present and Future mmeeeettiinnggs , re5p:o5r1t s, 5:166—68
“es 7 Leonard, Gloria Planning Session, 5:110-11
thons t Authors. 5-176
Bias Busting: Valuing Diversity in the NOMINATING COMMITTEE, 5 232
INTELLECTUAL FREEDOM
Workplace, 5:204-6 NOMINATIONS
Privatization of Public Information, 5:99
LIBADMIN 1991, 5:54
We New Listserv for Library Managers, 5:173 OFFICERS
WHCLIS na | the Future of the First Libraries, Public Policy, and Economic Devel- 1991 election results, 5:230
Amendment, 5:86—88
opment, 5:81-85 ORIENTATION COMMITTEE, 5:236-37
The Internet as an External Economy ine LIBRARY ADMINISTRATION & MANAGE PERSONNEL ADMINISTRATION SECTION
Emergence of the Invisible Hand, 5-95-97
MENT ECONOMIC STATUS AND STAFF WEL-
An Interview with associate editor named, 5:8 FARE COMMITTEE, 5:172; 235-36
David Dilts, 5:120—23 editorial changes, 5:63 Library Personnel Consultants List, 5:56
Kenneth Dowlin, 5-2-4, 6, 8 Editor’s Bench, 5:63 SUPERVISORY SKILLS COMMITTEE,
lovceG . Taylor, 5:181-83
Peter Young, 5:64 Editor's Farewell, 5:8 5:170; 235
Hh 65—HY Index (Volume 4), 5:57-60 PRESIDENT
Instructions to Authors, 5:176 President's Message, 5:2; 62-63; 118; 178,
LAG&M Surveys Readers, 5:168 180
New Column Introduced to LAGM 5:168 PUBLIC RELATIONS SECTION, 5:113; 230
laramillo, George R
Themeso f Future Issues, 5:9; 63; 181 EDUCATION AND TRAINING COM-
Cult] ural Diversity at the University of
Northern Cx Jlorado and the Univer LIBRARY ADMINISTRATION AND MAN- MITTEE, 5:238
AGEMENT ASSOCIATION GOVERNMENT ADVOCACY SKILLS
ty braries, 5:206—8
Activity Interest Form, 5:240 COMMITTEE, 5:172; 235
JOB SATISFACTION
ANNUAL CONFERENCE, 1991 PUBLIC AFFAIRS COMMITTEE, 5:171-
lob Satisfaction and the Ethnic Minority
preconferences, 5:88/insert; 111-13
ibrarian, 5:194-—203 President's Program, 5:112-13 SWAP & SHOP COMMITTEE, 5:50-51;
olivet < program announcements, 5:113—14; 169-73
Recruiting the Underrepresented: Collab program reports, 5:233-38 PUBLICATIONS COMMITTEE, 5:167; 238
ve Efforts between Library Edu programs and major meetings schedule SMALL LIBRARIES PUBLICATIONS SE-
nd Library Practitioners 5:175 RIES ADVISORY COMMITTEE, 5:168
ASSISTANT-TO-THE-DIRECTOR DISCUS STATISTICS SECTION, 5:112
SION GROUP, 5:170 SYSTEMS AND SERVICES SECTION,
BOARDO F DIRECTORS, 5:116 5:111; 167
Karp, Rashelle Schlessinger BUILDINGS AND EQUIPMENT SECTION ACQUISITIONS SYSTEMS COMMITTEE,
Information Science/ Library Science Edu 5:111; 114 5:51
ation Programs in the 1990s: A Not ARCHITECTURE FOR PUBLIC LIBRAR CIRCULATION SERVICES COMMITTEE,
So-Modest Proposal, 5:16-19 [IES COMMITTEE, 5:170-71 5:170; 233
Knowles, Em Claire Checklist of Library Building Design Con MANAGEMENT PRACTICES COMMIT-
Rex ruiting the | nderrepresented Collabo siderations, 5:114 TEE, 5:173; 237-38
rative Efforts between Library Educa EQUIPMENT COMMITTEE, 5:171; 234 PUBLICATIONS AND BIBLIOGRAPHY
i Library Practitioners, 5-:189-93 Library Buildings Consultants List, 5:114 COMMITTEE, 5:238
Koue, Glen CIRCULATION SERVICES SECTION WOMEN ADMINISTRATORS DISCUS-
Conflict Management, 5:145—50 ListServ established, 5:115 SION GROUP, 5:166
WINTER 1992 55
LIBRARY AND INFORMATION TECHNOL- Millican, Rita PARAPROFESSIONAL STAFF
OGY ASSOCIATION The Recognition of Depreciation of Library ACRL Task Force Recommends In-
LITA Publishes Book on NREN, 5:114—15 Materials, 5:222-29 creased Paraprofessional Partici-
The Library and the Pluralistic Campus in the Morton, Bruce pation, 5:115
Year 2000: Implications for Administra- Contingency Strike Planning in the Aca- Parrish, Marilyn
tors, 5:212-16 demic Library, 5:130-39 Community Awareness Planning in Aca-
Library Automation 1970-1990: From the Few Muller, Karen demic Libraries: The Bowling Green
to the Many, 5:10-15 The 1991 AIA/ALA Building Award Recip- State University Experience, 5:217-21
Library Automation: The Next Wave, 5:34—36 ients, 5:159-64 PENNSYLVANIA
Library Buildings Consultants List, 5:114 MULTNOMAH COUNTY (OR) LIBRARY Libraries, Public Policy, and Economic De-
LIBRARY EDUCATION John Cotton Dana Award recipient, 1991, velopment, 5:81-85
Graduate Programs Accredited List Avail- 5:231 PERFORMANCE APPRAISAL
able, 5:174 Murphy, Kurt R. Positive Outcomes of Behaviorally Based
Information Science/ Library Science Edu- Marketing and Library Management, Performance Measurement, 5:45—48
cation Programs in the 1990s, 5:16-19 5:155-58 Perkins, Gay Helen
Recruiting the Underrepresented, 5:189-93 Positive Outcomes of Behaviorally Based
Library Personnel Consultants List, 5:56 Performance Measurement—A _ Re-
Library Service to American Indians, 5:210-11 NAPPANEE (IN) PUBLIC LIBRARY view Article, 5:45—48
LIBRARY SYSTEMS John Cotton Dana Award recipient, 1991, PERSONNEL
Creating a New Definition of Library Co- 5:231 Implications of Telecommuting in a Li-
operation: Past, Present, and Future NATIONAL AGRICULTURE LIBRARY. ANI- brary Environment, 5:30-33
Models, 5:37—40 MAL WELFARE INFORMATION CENTER PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT. See also
Lines, Adelia John Cotton Dana Award recipient, 1991, LABOR RELATIONS
Serving the Emerging Majority: Docu- 5:231 Bias Busting, 5:204-6
menting Their Voices, 5:184—88 NATIONAL COMMISSION ON LIBRARIES “But No One Told Us How to Talk in a
LISTSERV AND INFORMATION SCIENCE. See U.S. Library,” 5:140—-44
New Listserv for Library Managers, 5:173 NATIONAL COMMISSION ON LIBRAR- Contingency Strike Planning in the Aca-
LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY LIBRAR- IES AND INFORMATION SCIENCE demic Library, 5:130-39
IES, FRIENDS OF NATIONAL RESEARCH AND EDUCATION The Cost of Health Care and Collective Bar-
John Cotton Dana Award recipient, 1991, NETWORK (NREN) gaining in Public Libraries, 5:124—26
5:231 ARL, CAUSE and EDUCOM Announce the Cultural Diversity at the University of
Lowry, Charles B. Coalition for Networked Information, Northern Colorado and the Univer-
Editor’s Farewell, 5:8 5:6 sity Libraries, 5:206-8
An Interview with Kenneth Dowlin, 5:2+4, ARL Develops Briefing Packet on NREN Implications of Telecommuting in a Li-
6,8 Legislation, 5:52 brary Environment, 5:30-33
LOWRY, CHARLES B. The Internet as an External Economy, 5:95-97 An Interview with Joyce G. Taylor, 5:181-83
Editor’s Bench, 5:63 LITA Publishes Book on NREN, 5:114-15 Job Satisfaction and the Ethnic Minority
elected chair, AMIGOS Bibliographic NEGOTIATION Librarian, 5:194—203
Council, 5:230 An Interview with David Dilts, 5:120-—23 New Library Personnel Resources, 5:173-74
NETWORKS Positive Outcomes of Behaviorally Based
ARL, CAUSE and EDUCOM Announce the Performance Measurement, 5:45—48
Malinconico, S. Michael Coalition for Networked Information, 5:6 Recruiting the Underrepresented, 5:189-93
Technology and the Academic Workplace, ARL Develops Briefing Packet on NREN PIKES PEAK LIBRARY DISTRICT (COLO-
5:25-28 Legislation, 5:52 RADO SPRINGS, CO)
MANAGEMENT Creating a New Definition of Library Co- John Cotton Dana Award recipient, 1991,
“But No One Told Us How to Talk in a operation, 5:37—40 5:231
Library,” 5:140-—44 The Internet as an External Economy, 5:95-97 PLANNING
Conflict Management, 5:145-50 Libraries, Public Policy, and Economic De- Community Awareness Planning in Aca-
An Interview with Kenneth Dowlin, 5:24, velopment, 5:81—85 demic Libraries, 5:217-21
6,8 LITA Publishes Telecommunications and Net- Contingency Strike Planning in the Aca-
Leadership in an Age of Technological working Glossary, 5:174 demic Library, 5:130-39
Change, 5:20-24 Newhard, Robert The Library and the Pluralistic Campus in
Marketing and Library Management, Leadership in an Age of Technological the Year 2000, 5:212-16
5:155-58 Change: The Significance of Technology Merging Library Operations, 5:151—54
Merging Library Operations, 5:151-54 for Public Library Leadership, 5:20-24 Q & Aon Library Planning and Evaluation,
New Listserv for Library Managers, 5:173 Newman, G. Charles 5:232-33
MARKETING Fostering Professional Growth in Aca- Serving the Emerging Majority, 5:184—-88
Marketing and Library Management, demic Librari¢s: A Case Study for the Positive Outcomes of Behaviorally Based Per-
5:155-58 1990s, 5:41-44 formance Measurement—A Review Ar-
Mason, Marilyn Gell The 1991 AIA/ALA Building Award Recipi- ticle, 5:45-48
Library Automation: The Next Wave, 5:34-36 ents, 5:159-64 | PRESERVATION AND CONSERVATION
Meeting the Information Needs of High-En- NOMINATIONS. See LIBRARY ADMINIS- Sixth Edition of Preservation Education Di-
ergy Physicists, 5:208-10 TRATION AND MANAGEMENT AS- rectory Published, 5:56
Meglio, Delores SOCIATION—NOMINATIONS President’s Message. See under president's
Implications of Telecommuting in a Li- NORTH CAROLINA name or under LAMA—PRESIDENT
brary Environment, 5:30—33 Libraries, Public Policy, and Economic De- PRINCE GEORGE’S COUNTY (MD) MEMO-
MERGERS velopment, 5:81—85 RIAL LIBRARY SYSTEM
Merging Library Operations, 5:151-54 NREN. See NATIONAL RESEARCH AND John Cotton Dana Award recipient, 1991,
Merging Library Operations, 5:151-54 EDUCATION NETWORK 5:231
METROPOLITAN SCHOOL _ DISTRICT, PRIVATIZATION
WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP (INDIA- Privatization of Public Information, 5:99-109
NAPOLIS, IN). MEDIA SERVICES OCLC PRODUCTIVITY
John Cotton Dana Award recipient, 1991, Library Automation 1970-1990: From the Libraries, Public Policy, and Economic De-
5:231 Few to the Many, 5:10-15 velopment, 5:81-85
MICHALAK, THOMAS J. OLSON, CHRISTINE A. PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
appointed president, Faxon Research Ser- Chris Olson and Associates wins publica- Fostering Professional Growth in Aca-
vices Inc., 5:230 tions awards, 5:169 demic Libraries, 5:41-44
56 LIBRARY ADMINISTRATION & MANAGEMENT
PROFESSIONAL STAFF Shill, Harold B TELECOMMUTING
Information Science Library Science Edu Privatization of Public Information: Its lm- Implications of Telecommuting in a Li-
cation Programs in the 1990s, 5:16—19 pact on Libraries, 5:99-109 brary Environment, 5:30-—33
PUBLIC LIBRARY ADMINISTRATION SHIRK, GARY Themes of Future Issues, 5:9; 63; 181
Leadership in an Age of Technologic al LAMA Certificate of Appreciation reci pi- Toward a National Information Policy: What
Change, 5-20-24 ent, 1991, 5:168-69 Should We Expect from a Second White
PUBLIC POLICY SPENCE (HARRY) ELEMENTARY SCHOOL House Conference? 5:73-79
An Interview with Peter Young, 5:64-66 (LA CROSSE, WI) Tribble, Judith E
hs—oY John Cotton Dana Award recipient, 1991, Merging Library Operations, 5:151—54
Libraries, Public Policy and Economic De- §:231
velopment, 5:81-85 SPOKANE (WA) PUBLIC LIBRARY
Toward a National Information Policy John Cotton Dana Award recipient 1991 UCHTORFF, BARBARA J
5:73 y §:231 appointed Deputy Executive Director,
White House Conference on Library and Squire, Jan S LAMA, 5:166
Information Services, 5:70—73 Job Satisfaction and the Ethnic Minority UNIONIZATION
PUBLIC RELATIONS Librarian, 5:194—205 A Break with Tradition, 5:127-29
Marketing and Library Management STAFF DEVELOPMENT U.S. INFORMATION AGENCY
5-155-—58 ACRI Task Force Recommends Increased Ten Library /B ook Fellow Positions Open,
Public Relations for Library Trustees New Paraprofessional Participation, 5:115 5:115-16
Publication Topic, 5:114 Bias Busting, 5:204-6 US. NATIONAL COMMISSION ON LI-
Fostering Professional Growth in Aca- BRARY AND INFORMATION SCIENCE
demic Libraries, 5:41-44 An Interview with Peter Young, 5:64—66,
Q & Aon Library Planning and Evaluation STATE LIBRARY AGENCIES 68-69
s ao Libraries, Public Policy, and Economic De- NCLIS Previews “WHCLIS Connection,”
velopment, 5:81-85 5:173
STATISTICS staff and commission roster, March 1991, 5:68
Raymond, Chadwick T ALA Begins Project to Improve Nationa l
But No One Told Us How to Talk in a Statistics on Academic Libraries, 5:55
Library,” 5:140-44 1988-89 Academic Library Statistics Avail - VASL JOHN
The Recognition of Depreciation of Library able from ACRL, 5:56 LAMA Certificate of Special Thanks recip-
Materials, 5:2>2>2> 29 Open Meeting on Library Statistics, 5:172 ient, 1991, 5:168-69
Recruiting the Underrepresented: Collabora STILLWATER (OK) PUBLIC LIBRARY VIDEO
tive Efforts between Library Educators AIA/ ALA Library Building Award Recipi- ALA Council Approves New Video
and Library Practitioners, 5:189-93 ent, 1991, 5:162 Roundtable, 5:174
RECRUITMENT STITH, LINDA A Vision of Technology for Higher Education,
Cultural Diversity at the University of PRS Certificate of Recognition recipient, 5:89-92
Northern Colorado and the Univer- 1991, 5:230
sity Libraries, 5:206—-8 STRIKES
An Interview with Joyce G. Taylor, 5:181-83 Contingency Strike Planning in the Aca- WALDEN, JUDITH ANN
Recruiting the Underrepresented, 5:189-93 demic Library, 5:130—39 LAMA booth raffle winner, 1991, 5:230-
RESEARCH Stroyan, Sue 31
ALA Begins Project to Improve National President’s Message, 5:178, 180 Waterhouse, Lloyd G.
Statistics on Academic Libraries, 5:55 SUPERCONDUCTING SUPER COLLIDER A Vision of Technology for Higher Educa-
RIGGS, DONALD EF LABORATORY LIBRARY. (DALLAS, TX) tion, 5:89-92
appointed dean University of Michigan Meeting the Information Needs of High- The Ways We Serve, 5:204—11
Library, 5:1 10 Energy Physicists, 5:208-10 WEINS, LEO M
Atkinson (Hugh C ) Memorial Award re- Sykes, Vivian PRS Certificate of Recognition recipient,
cipient, 1991 5:169 Serving the Emerging Majority Docu- 1991, 5:230
menting Their Voices, 5:184—88 Welch, Janet E
SYSTEMS. See LIBRARY SYSTEMS The Library and the Pluralistic Campus in
Sabol, Laurie SYSTEMS DEVELOPMENT the Year 2000: Implications for Ad-
Community Awareness Planning in Aca- An Interview with Kenneth Dowlin, 5:2-4, ministrators, 5:212—16
demic Libraries: The Bowling Green 6,8 WHCLIS and the Future of the First Amend-
State University Experience, 5:217- Library Automation 1970-1990, 5:10-15 ment, 5:86—88
21 WHITE HOUSE CONFERENCE ON LI-
Schlessinger, Bernard S BRARY AND INFORMATION SER-
Information Science/Library Science Edu- TAYLOR, JOYCE G VICES 1991
cation Programs in the 1990s: A Not- An Interview with Joyce G. Taylor, 5:181—83 ALA Affiliates Prepare Common Issues
So-Modest Proposal, 5:16—19 LAMA Certificate of Special Thanks recip- Agenda for the White House, 5:52
Schlessinger, June H ient, 1991, 5:168-69 Directory . . . (March 1991), 5:66
Information Science/ Library Science Edu- TECHNOLOGY An Interview with Peter Young, 5:64-66,
cation Programs in the 1990s: A Not- Implications of Telecommuting in a Li- 68-69
So-Modest Proposal, 5:16—19 brary Environment, 5:30-33 NCLIS Previews “WHCLIS Connection,”
SEATTLE (WA) PUBLIC LIBRARY An Interview with Kenneth Dowlin, 5:2-4, 5:173
Bias Busting: Valuing Diversity in the 6,8 Toward a National Information Policy,
Workplace 5:204-6 Leadership in an Age of Technological 5:73-79
Serving the Emerging Majority Document Change, 5:20-24 WHCLIS and the Future of the First
ing Their Voices, 5:184—88 Library Automation, 5:34—36 Amendment, 5:86-88
SHANK, RUSSELI Library Automation 1970-1990, 5:10-15 White House Conference on Library and
Atkinson Memorial Award recipient, 1991, Meeting the Information Needs of High- Information Services, 5:70-—73
5:52, 54 Energy Physicists, 5:208—-10
Shaw, Ward Technology and the Academic Workplace,
Creating a New Definition of Library Co- 5:25-28 YOUNG, PETER
operation: Past, Present, and Future A Vision of Technology for Higher Educa- An Interview with Peter Young, 5:64-66,
Models, 5:37—40 tion, 5:89-92 68-69