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KEYNOTE ADDRESS Academic Libraries in America's Multicultural 21st Century Dr. Carlos Cortés Professor Emeritus of History University of California, Riverside Report 
Dr. Cortés, who is a Professor Emeritus of History
at UC Riverside, will deliver the conference keynote address on Sunday evening.
Dr. Cortés has published and lectured widely throughout the United
States, Latin America, Europe, Asia, and Australia on such topics as: race,
ethnicity and multiculturalism; ethnicity and foreignness in the media;
multicultural, global, bilingual and social studies education; media literacy;
Hispanic culture; film and history; Latin American and Chicano history;
and the implications of ethinic and global diversity for education, government,
and private business. A consultant to many government agencies, school systems,
universities, mass media, private businesses, and other organizations, he
has written film and television documentaries, has appeared as guest host
on the PBS national television series, "Why in the World?" and is the featured
presenter on the Video Journal of Education's 1994 training video, "Diversity
in the Classroom." Since 1990, he has served on the summer faculty of the
Harvard Institutes for Higher Education. Copyright, Higher Education, and News from Washington Dr. Kenneth Crews Director, Indiana University Copyright Management Center Indiana University School of Law--Indianapolis Indiana University School of Library and Information Science Report
Dr. Kenneth Crews is an associate professor in the Indian
University School of Law-Indianapolis and in the IU School of Library and
Information Science. He is also the director of Indiana University's Copyright
Management Center at IUPUI. Professor Crews is a recognized expert on the
relationship of copyright law to the needs of higher education, and will
take this opportunity to bring his expertise to bear on the challenging
topic of intellectual property and copyright law in the digital age. Opportunities and Challenges for Librarians Maureen Sullivan Organizational Development Consultant Report
Ms. Sullivan is the current President of ACRL, and is
an organizational development consultant who has worked extensively with
college and university libraries across the nation. At our conference, she
will address the topic of evolving organization structures and roles in
academic libraries.Building Shared Digital Collections for the 21st Century Dawn E. Talbot Charlotte Brown Merrilee Profit GIS Services in Academic Libraries: Issues and Directions Sariya Talip Clay Ann Johnson Report Library Services to Remote Users: Treasure Chest or Pandora's Box Pat Knobloch Robin Lockerby Vicki Rosen Annemarie Welteke Colleen Power Report Teaching and Assessing Information Competencies Liz Tynan Topsy N. Smalley Joy Chase Bonnie Gratch Lindauer David Densmore Gordon W. Smith Brad Norris Sean O'Doherty Brian Warling Report CSU's Journal Access Core Collection: A Model for Change Evan Reader Director, CSU Software & Electronic Information Resources CSU Chancellor's Office Report On Being Wise Stewards... Michael Gorman President of LITA and Dean of Library Services California State University, Fresno Report
Mr. Gorman, author of AACR2, is Dean of Library Services
at CSU Fresno and President Elect of LITA. Mr. Gorman will take this opportunity
to opine about the future of academic libraries in a world where reading
and technology have become inseparably entwined; where books and bytes share
the same bed. Beth Sipley support of the Seventh Annual CARL Conference:
Ameritech Library Services Pacific Bell Education Market Group Midwest Library Services Ovid Technologies, Inc. Institute for Scientific Information (ISI) Baker & Taylor Books Advanced Information Management (AIM) Institute of Physics Publishing SilverPlatter Information, Inc. for their support in the printing of the conference program. |
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