CARL North Regional Program

CONSTANT CHANGES: Librarians & libraries in 2001

Monday, December 3rd, 2001
Preservation Park, Oakland
10 a.m. - 4 p.m.

Librarians and change:
Does research support the notion of the "graying of the profession"?
How do recent job announcements depict changes in what we do?
How are library schools preparing new librarians for these circumstances?

Changes in resources we use:
How will the new version of "Counting California" answer your statistical questions?
What has the CDL learned from usability studies of its web presence?
How can reference librarians find quick answers via government web sites?

Come spend an informative and entertaining day with your colleagues to learn about issues of importance to us all from an interesting and diverse group of speakers:

Stanley Wilder, Assistant Dean, River Campus Libraries of the University of Rochester, will share the results of his ARL-supported research on the demographics of the library profession.

Kimberly Robles-Smith, CSU Fresno, will present the results of analysis of recent job announcements trends, from her research with Beverly Lynch (UCLA).

Blanche Woolls, School of Library & Information Science Program Director, San Jose State University
Who will replace us in the future and what new skills will they bring?

Afternoon session:

Patricia Cruse, California Digital Library, will show us the latest release of "Counting California", which presents a single interface to historical and current socioeconomic data from federal, state, and local government agencies.

Rosalie Lack, California Digital Library, will discuss usability studies designed to get feedback from users to help improve web sites.

Government Information Librarians Ben Amata (CSU Sacramento), Marcia Meister (UC Davis), and Carol Doyle (CSU Fresno) will give you new skills for locating web-based information on legislation, on statistics, and using government-specific search engines to help you locate information on subjects such as energy and the environment.

The CARL Research Award for 2001 will be presented.

REGISTRATION FORMS MUST BE RECEIVED BY WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 28.

CARL Members: $35.00
Non-CARL Members: $40.00
Library Student: $20
** Make checks payable to CARL**

Price includes a catered lunch with your choice of sandwich (choices below).
No refunds will be given for cancellations made after Friday, November 30.

Contact Ann Hubble regarding registration questions at ahubble@cats.ucsc.edu or 831.459.4974
Contact Cynthia Jahns regarding program questions at cjahns@cats.ucsc.edu or 831.459.3187

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Please register me for the CARL North Regional Program, 2001 Program on December 3 at Preservation Park. Deadline November 28, 2001

Name:

Institution:

Address:




Email:

Work Phone:

Check one: CARL Member _____($35)
Not a CARL Member _____ ($40)
Library School. Student _____($20)
See the CARL Web Site to join CARL: http://www.carl-acrl.org/

Luncheon Choices:
___ Marinated and grilled Greek chicken breast sandwich with aged provolone, baby greens and tomatoes on fresh focaccia bread
or
___ Seasonal grilled vegetables with aged provolone, baby greens and tomatoes on a fresh focaccia bread

All lunches will be served with: Cranberry Caesar salad, fresh fruit salad, assorted cookies, and assorted sodas, Calistoga juices, and water.

Amount enclosed: ____________________ (Make your check payable to CARL)

Please print and mail this registration form **with your check** made out to CARL, and your lunch choice noted, to:

Ann Hubble
Science Library
UC Santa Cruz
1156 High Street
Santa Cruz, CA 95064