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My Own Private Library: A Peek Inside The Personal Library Of A Librarian, Kenneth M. Kozel
My Own Private Library: A Peek Inside The Personal Library Of A Librarian, Kenneth M. Kozel
Georgia Library Quarterly
The author describes his personal library. His collection includes books by Stephen King, Anne Rice, Jane Austen, John Grisham, Joyce Carol Oates and Gary Larson. His books deal with art, illustration, classical literature , mysteries and horrors. He recounts rereading and cherishing his collection as he ages.
We Love Libraries!, Jenny Mccurdy
We Love Libraries!, Jenny Mccurdy
Georgia Library Quarterly
The author discusses how she can contribute to the advocacy of the interests of libraries. She emphasizes the importance of timely communication with authorities involved in funding. She also cites social networking and collaboration as crucial factors in library success. Selling proposals to library authority is also discussed.
Encouraging Faculty Requests For Library Materials: Midwest’S New Book Selection Service, Lydia F. Knight
Encouraging Faculty Requests For Library Materials: Midwest’S New Book Selection Service, Lydia F. Knight
Georgia Library Quarterly
The article discusses the use of Midwest Library Service's notification scheme by Dalton State College in Georgia. It offers a New Book Selection Service, which replaces the notification slip as a medium of distributing announcements on forthcoming titles. This information is sent by electronic mail instead. The lists can be profiled using the Library of Congress Subject Classification.
Gla Announces Slate Of Nominees For 2010 Officers
Gla Announces Slate Of Nominees For 2010 Officers
Georgia Library Quarterly
The article lists and provides brief biographies of the nominees for 2010 officers of the Georgia Library Association.
Georgia, Iowa Lead Oclc Campaign For Increased Library Support
Georgia, Iowa Lead Oclc Campaign For Increased Library Support
Georgia Library Quarterly
The article reports on the campaign of the Online Computer Library Center (OCLC) that seeks to promote awareness of the needs of local libraries and increase support for their services. The campaign was funded by the Bill & Belinda Gates Foundation and will be run at selected areas in Georgia and Iowa. Libraries fear that the recesison may bring further budget cuts.
Library's Opening Draws Nearly Half Of Ephesus' Population
Library's Opening Draws Nearly Half Of Ephesus' Population
Georgia Library Quarterly
The article reports on the opening ceremony of the Ephesus Public Library in Heard County, Georgia. Speakers included Representative Randy Nix, State Librarian Lamar Veatch and Head County School Superintendent and library board chairman Benji Hyatt. The library measures 6,000 square feet, with a collection of more than 4,500 children's and adult books.
Dekalb Unveils First Construction Projects
Dekalb Unveils First Construction Projects
Georgia Library Quarterly
The article reports on the expansion of the Toco Hill-Avis G. Williams Library and other branches of the DeKalb County Public Library System of Georgia. The expanded library is twice as large as its former size. Its collection includes 64,000 publications, additional computers and special area for children and adolescents.
Gla Executive Board Honors Krug
Gla Executive Board Honors Krug
Georgia Library Quarterly
The article reports that Judith F. Krug was named honorary member of the Georgia Library Association.
Former Library Director Anthony Passes
Former Library Director Anthony Passes
Georgia Library Quarterly
An obituary for Emily Hasson Anthony, former director of the Northeast Georgia Library System, is presented.
Atlanta Student Wins Archives' Award
Atlanta Student Wins Archives' Award
Georgia Library Quarterly
The article announces that Myron McGhee won first place in the Excellence on Genealogy competition.
Imls Taps Henderson To Attend Conference
Imls Taps Henderson To Attend Conference
Georgia Library Quarterly
The article reports that Francine I. Henderson, research library administrator for the Auburn Avenue Research Library on African American Culture and History, was chosen by the Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS) to attend the conference "Stewardship of America's Legacy: Answering the Call to Action," to be held in June 2009.
Woodruff Library Prepares For Renovation
Woodruff Library Prepares For Renovation
Georgia Library Quarterly
The article reports on the renovation of the Robert W. Woodruff Library of the Atlanta University Center in Georgia. Research and reference services will be relocated during the renovation. Interlibrary loan participation will also continue. The renovation will transform the facility into a 21st century learning environment.
Curtis Retires, Nielsen To Serve As Interim
Curtis Retires, Nielsen To Serve As Interim
Georgia Library Quarterly
The article reports on the retirement of Susan Curtis from her position as head of reference at the University of Georgia Libraries (UGA) and the appointment of Kristin Nielsen as her interim successor.
Gold/Galileo Conference Coming July 31
Gold/Galileo Conference Coming July 31
Georgia Library Quarterly
The article announces the Gold/Galileo Users Group Conference, to held in Georgia on July 31, 2009.
Georgia Library Quarterly, Summer 2009, Susan Cooley
Georgia Library Quarterly, Summer 2009, Susan Cooley
Georgia Library Quarterly
Complete issue of Georgia Library Quarterly, Summer 2009, vol. 46, no. 3.
Letter To The Editor, Deborah S. Manget
Letter To The Editor, Deborah S. Manget
Georgia Library Quarterly
The author reflects on the celebration of the 2009 Library Day held at the state Capitol of Georgia. The author expresses that she felt an obligation to make a strong participation in the event. The author talks about the purpose of the special event. The author encourages the leadership of the Georgia Library Association to reconsider the reason for celebrating the Library Day.
The American Recovery And Reinvestment Act: How It Pertains To Georgia’S Libraries, Diana J. Very
The American Recovery And Reinvestment Act: How It Pertains To Georgia’S Libraries, Diana J. Very
Georgia Library Quarterly
The article presents information on the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) and discusses its significance to libraries in Georgia. The legislation, also referred as the Stimulus Public Law 111-5, is intended to create supplemental appropriations for job preservation and creation, infrastructure investment, energy efficiency and science, assistance to the unemployed, and local and state fiscal stabilization. It also discusses the challenges posed by the legislation on library administrators. It explores the funding opportunities that public libraries need to consider.
Coastal Plain Regional News And Notes
Coastal Plain Regional News And Notes
Georgia Library Quarterly
Recent news from the Coastal Plain Regional Library System.
From The President, James Cooper
From The President, James Cooper
Georgia Library Quarterly
The author talks about the annual Georgia Library Day held at the Capitol of the state on February 26, 2009. The author mentions the increase in annual use of school libraries, public libraries and academic libraries in the U.S. The author also cites the highlights of the event. The author talks about the creation of a new group called the Atlanta Emerging Librarians by the Georgia Library Association.
We Love Libraries!, Wally Eberhard
We Love Libraries!, Wally Eberhard
Georgia Library Quarterly
The author reflects on the history and condition of the Friends of Libraries Movement in Georgia. The author mentions that the state has nearly 200 groups that advocates library use and reading. The author also reflects on the effect of the current economic crisis on library use in the country. The author cites an example of fund raising activities and community awareness programs of library advocates in the country.
My Own Private Library: A Peek Inside The Personal Library Of A Librarian, Stacy L. Brown
My Own Private Library: A Peek Inside The Personal Library Of A Librarian, Stacy L. Brown
Georgia Library Quarterly
A personal narrative is presented which explores the author's background that influenced her profession as a librarian.
Employee Development Using Webct Vista, Jennifer Link Jones
Employee Development Using Webct Vista, Jennifer Link Jones
Georgia Library Quarterly
The article reports on the technology upgrade at Georgia State University Library in Atlanta, Goergia. It offers a look at renovations of its facilities and exterior. More than 350 computers were installed in its new Information Commons and Learning Commons. The library officials jointly worked with the school's Information Systems & Technology department and established two computer technical support desk within the library. It is noted that its library employees need to further their knowledge and undergo training about various issues in library science. It also explores various library technology issues, which include public services technology competencies, construction of learning …
Academic Librarians And Faculty Status: Mountain, Molehill Or Mesa, Alan Bernstein
Academic Librarians And Faculty Status: Mountain, Molehill Or Mesa, Alan Bernstein
Georgia Library Quarterly
The article focuses on various issues involving classification status of academic librarians in the U.S. It examines the literature pertinent to academic librarian classification vis-a-vis job satisfaction, sense of worth, and commitment to their profession and educative mission. There is a higher percentage of authors who favor some form of faculty classification for academic librarians. It explores the substantial increase in academic librarians joining the employment pool of many colleges and universities in the country. A brief overview is given on debates and subjects involving how librarians are classified in the traditional academic institution.
Library Day Brings Together 300 Legislators, Advocates
Library Day Brings Together 300 Legislators, Advocates
Georgia Library Quarterly
The article presents information on the annual Georgia Library Day celebration held at the floyd Building in Atlanta on February 26, 2009. Almost 300 library advocates and numerous legislators have joined to show their love and support for libraries. Speakers present at the event include Senator Jack Hill, Jim Cooper, president of the Georgia Library Association, and Representative Bob Smith.
Gsu's Long Named "2009 Mover & Shaker" By Library Journal
Gsu's Long Named "2009 Mover & Shaker" By Library Journal
Georgia Library Quarterly
The article reports on the inclusion of Georgia State University librarian Casey Long to the list of "Movers & Shakers" for 2009 in the March issue of "Library Journal." The lbrarian was chosen by the journal because of her determination to improve student information literacy. Information in given on her role and functions as a business liaison librarian for the Georgia State University Library. It also explores the awards and recognition given to the librarian. The librarian expects to ensure all undergraduate business students are prepared with the information-seeking skills necessary for success in their careers.
Agnes Scott College News And Notes
Agnes Scott College News And Notes
Georgia Library Quarterly
Recent news from Agnes Scott College Library.
Augusta State Library News And Notes
Augusta State Library News And Notes
Georgia Library Quarterly
Recent news from the Augusta State University Library.
Emory University Library News And Notes
Emory University Library News And Notes
Georgia Library Quarterly
Recent news from Emory University Libraries.
Georgia Southern News And Notes
Georgia Southern News And Notes
Georgia Library Quarterly
Recent news from the Georgia Southern University Library.
Mercer University News And Notes
Mercer University News And Notes
Georgia Library Quarterly
Recent news from the Mercer University Library.