OREGON

LIBRARY ASSOCIATION

'j OLA I

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Libraries:

2000

CONFERENCE

April 5-7, 2000

A Proud rradition A Bright Future --

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SHERATON PORTLAND

AIRPORT HOTEL

APRIL 5-7, 2000 ·j

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The Conference Committee extends its heartfelt apprecia· tion to the following units and friends of OLA who devel· oped programs for this conference:

Intellectual Freedom Committee Technical Services Round Table North American Serials Interest Group Chlldren·s Services Division Document Interests Group Reference Round Table Public Library Division Oregon Young Adult Network Business Interests Group of Oregon Technical Servlc:es Round Table Library Instruction Round Table Oregon Authors Committee Continuing Education Committee International Relations Round Table Oregon Educational Media Assoclatlon Support Staff Division Library Instruction Round Table Resource Sharing Committee Social Responsibilities Round Table Oregon Center for the Book Oregon Health Sciences University Library Lake Oswego Public Library American ASsociation of Retired Persons Outreach Round Table Association of College and Research Libraries- Oregon Conference fogo by Kerry McQuaid

Useful Acronyms and Initialisms

BIG Or CSD DIGOr IFC IRRT LIRT OEMA OLA OPEN OR·ACRL ORT OYAN PLD PPRT RRT SRRT SSD TSRT

Business Reference Interest Group of Oregon Chlldren·s Services Division Documents Interest Group of Oregon

fnteHectuaJ Freedom Committee International Relations Round Table Library Instruction Round Table Oregon Educational Media Association Oregon Library Association Oregon Public Education Network Oregon Chapter/Association of College and Research Libraries Outreach Round Table Oregon Young Adult Network Public Library Division Past Presidents Round Table Reference Round Table Social Responsibilities Round Table Support Staff Division Technical Services Round Table

PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE by Teuy Ann Rohe

On be)lalt of the Oregon Library Association, I wel 4

come you to our annu al confer­ence. "Ubraries: a Proud Tradition, a Bright Future ." Pro graf"!IS at this conference build on the heritage and tradnion o f

our profession , while allowing us to look for­ward with creativity and imagination to the challenges w e will face in the twenty -first cen­tury.

This year OLA turns sixty years old. We have a past tilled with accomplishments by dedi­cated men and womer~o We continue that tra­dition by sponsoring a number of proJessio nal ac1ivlties. In addition to this conference each year, OLA supp orts the publication of Oregon Library Quarte rly, a publicati on which has grown in size and professiOnal stature over t he years and is now indexed in Library Lit · erature. OLA-also supports the on· line news· leller OLA Hotl ine. the jobline l isting library positi ons open throughout the state, and the OLA web pages that provide information about our o rganization to the members and to the community at large. Finally, OLA provides mod­est operating expenses to its committees and divisions as needed fo r the support of con· tinuing edL!Cation and othEir activities, and provides funding lor leadershi"p development for· the chairpersons of the d ivisions, commit­l ees, and round tables. ·

We hope you will enjoy the programs offered at the conference. Take the tlme to meel some­one new •.vho shares your ·enthusiasm ior li­braries, make the most of your business meet­ings, and enjoy the conviviality of our meals together.

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OLABOARD Terry Ann Rohe

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Anne Van Sickle l'i«- 1'rl.!$idt'lll/l"tt'~tdt":tt Elm (!.!<".\fl;mt;fl!r: rt!bllr. LrtmVJJ/

Sara Charlton ?<16! rrt'9fd.,-nt li'l!lamuok Coun.ty l.tbm'1f1

Andrew Bonamici Trt><l~ttro:'T (llntt~Cl'.S!t!l of Omgn:t}

CtHCSI Reich ,S~n~wrtl (!fl!t.~l:or<> l'ublfo: i~(>t(!rJJ)

Ed House Parlram.eruart1111 (:Ubllny ~blfl' i .Jbl(ll!tJ

Deborah Carver AU. Rep;o:r.nrllffllr ((.'nii~M$((!1 Q) Ql't'!)f)l't)

Margo Jansen OB!Jtl Rr:pl'l!t~r.Jitr.rf~ (l"'' ll'lOnt(!cf' t• SSilJ

Nancy Spaulding f'!lt..·\ H4!.~r~r.IHO#ftlr. {C~or Mill (:t~nurum!tlJ l..ltlfl'lf!IJ

Diedr a Conkling !o!t:mbc:r41l.l'll'!it: (f.(nC~Il (.'olfnt!ll.lhrnry Vf$tr~Cf}

Jim Schepp ke SIG(i' 1.!/)fl'lffM iO~t'{IOtl S!<IU til;t~fy)

OLA CONFERENCE COMMITTEE

Leah GriHith Cc>uj~v~u~ Cl:oar (~1:.-u•berg Pub!f.e Ubtnry/

Carolyn Rawlos-Heiser . l'i«·CII<tll {Co-rt~a!ILo;-tl".mtom f:tJUnry <'!1/.llic ,l..i~n tk• 11J

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Tony Grcinor Pr()fll't.Jm ('Jwf1 (rfl)flrd ."lt l:tfr /.fiJtt;f!t)

Debbie Hackl eman f'rh:')r~m fOtt)/.::011 Statt- Vn!cer$1/g/

Garry Browni ng Prc>;,rr«ll'l!=< {O;~on S:r:re Unl~..;ft!IJ

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Art Hendricks Tt'<'hrw!QUII (P'ordwtd S!<t!e Umt't'~tty~

Klera Koester Pub!l.e Rcln.!Wn.s: (f:orr.M nrnu~ (.'iry r.(br~ruJ

Mary Norman · kr.!jil:trmfcn (lAke Osw~:~ raWk U!:t<rr;~1

·Debbi e Brodie F'Vndmf$iel(f/HilbbrJro- Pubt!c J.lbrnr1csf

Andrew Bonamlci Trtii.Sotf('l (V:u'.v~:rslttt rJf Ore$'{>"-'

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Special thanks to our conference sponsors:

BA GS: BAKER AND TAYLOR ta Dl:·:•lll<' • 37o;, 1;\'a!C'l' RiclQI' I\:arkuoQII

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NOTEPADS: OCLC S~11.11 W••MaJI • IJ!)6!i .. 1'tl111,o; lft~!llf

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NAME TAGS/ STRJNG HOLDERS: GALE GROUP

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COFFEE SAMPLES:STARBUCKS COFFEE CO.

,My"hu ,\'lc:lser: • S<U ·22H•~hi!l IOJ2 .VW :U"' ' Pwtf1111d. OR &120!1

General Session Keynote Address Speaker:

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Rasmussen Software, Inc. Dobby E7.eU 503 62•1 0360 r 0240 5\V Ximb1Lco Al'trnue. Sufre L9 Porrlnnd, OR 97223

Thursday Dinner Banquet Speaker:

i'Jvl.n Cullul1t111,!

Will Vinton Studios SucConklin · 5 03·243 2l22 I ~00 XII' 22"' • Portlnnd. OR 972JO

Thursday Morning Coffee Break: Checkpoint Systems, Inc.

fJcm lvlollka JOJ WolfDr.iue TIIOI'Ofart.•. NJ OtJOHG

Richard May Associates Hlcltard May · 503·238·8807 !S•J 34 S£ Milwaukie' J\uemw Porlltutd. OR 97202

Spacesaver Specialists, Inc. Tom Miller - 503·639·1 030 I 02UU SW Nimbus. G· 1 l'<mland. OR 9722::1 4~~9

Thursday Afternoon Program:

l!q• rf •,nm H1~r. !Ar,..l 1 t.....,u " !O:y~ tkr.d~

Recorded Books. Inc. ----. 270 Skipjack Road· 800·638-1304

OLA Prince F'redertck. MV 20678 zooo

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Thursday Afternoon Popcorn Break:

Books In Motion Tom Tent£(;' · 509 922· 16·16 E. 9222 Momaornery Spokane, lVA 992UU ... 4 123

Ebsco Industries Uaue Kerin · 800·708·:3782 :J \Vaters Park 1Jr€uf:. Suite 2 I I Son M~ceo, CA !J.t403 1 100

OLA President 's Reception: Friends of the Portland State

University Library Chc.>ryl J-loffrnan 50.'~ 72fi 4 46J6 724 S\'l Harrison Portland, OR 97201

Gaylord Information Systems COlllliL"' Wil.son 315 •US7·5070 PO Box-4901 Syrncu!'ie, ~\T 132:21·-1901

Ingram Library Services, Inc. Bonny Hoptuood • 615·287·5750 Ont> Ingram Ulud. PO Dux :JOOG La Vergne. TN 37086· J 986

SIRS Mandarin, Inc. Arlrl('ctf! Boves 800·:232·7..J 77 PO Box 272348 Bot"..n Racon. FL :J:J-127·2.148

Friday Morning Coffee Break: Coplco Northwest, Inc.

Eliwbeth Peck .;0.~·620·4603 PO Box 23789 Port.lnn(i, OR 97281

epJXteCh lforrnerly AmC!rtU!CI'IlJDtiiJ)' Stt•;lcuJ

Tracie Hyder 4 80 1·22:J -5R76 tiOO Dy1tt\": Drive Prooo. LIT 84604-5650

Midwest library Service l.acN"t:>'!ce .\'agle R00-325·8833 t 1443 St. Chari e..- Rnrk· Road Bridgerou. MO 03044 27R9

Friday Luncheon Speaker: {Kee Mii.Sky)

Blackwell's Book Services Joanna Gebhart • 503·684·1 J -!0 602-l SW .leon Road. IJldg G l.ake 0SWC90. OR 97035

OCLC Pacific Pam Batley · 800·85·1 !i 753 9227 Havl~lt Avenue. $tlfte 200 Rcmcho Cucamcmga, CA 91 7:.JU

- WE WELCOME OUR EXHIBITORS -3M Library Sy stems · Booth 35

PO Ef<~X :Jj682 St. Paul. \IN 55133·3682 800·328·0061 t.bktl'll[ ltbr.arlrli mor.- ,.fflclt-nt and ~ponSI\"C top&· lru~ /tom JU•or,.li!lltni. and rh«-ltout tO toh«:k·ln.

Apple Books • Booth 3 I 1'1) BoK 99842 PlUSIJurgla, PA 15233 IJ00·71J:J·G7G7 Nonflotlon bOOki lOt chfhJreu ~ml ;adult:~..

ASI Sign Systems • BOOltl 44 421'1 l'(lrk Ghm Rnad Mtllm)apoUs. MN 55416 6 12·022·2301 full etrVIco 111·m s pecl!llidJIS hl libJ'aty ~iguage toy!J · tc•n..,

)4 Baker & Taylor • Booth 38 2709 \Vau.•r Rid_qe Pkwy. Ch(trlotttt.NC 28217 704·3~9·9042 A whol"""lrr <npptysn~ hook~. -s-poken·WOTd audio. r;alf'nd.u>~ Y'ldrn•. mn~lt" and mulumedJ.a ""<:lfk1.,1Clc

Bell & Howell Information and Learning • Booth 30 300 Norih 7~t>b Ann Arl>or. Ml 48106 800·521·0600. x3342 Onllnf' 11nd C'll HOM lnrorm.alion d~la.baJ:~e!J.

Beyond Words Publishing · Table 22 20H27 N\V Cornf>!t Rnnrl~ Suite 500 Htilsi>OI'O, OR 97124·9808 503·53 I ·8700 syulla@b,~yondword.nmt ln ,.plr<~lttmnl. ""If h r' IJ); s ptrtmRI; w<:~mcn·s; famll)'. J't: I,J.UUHII()IIJ• drvt'llt~pnum~ : nn lmal~; ph o to.graplly: Ill· aplttdJuuo.l .., ~, l u •-.: book.,_; kl d~~o· ~tl\'1 ('(', acti \'1Ues: ~·olulg WOIU(' Il'• lll il(vry, KJmrl'(.

Blackwell's Book Serv ices · Booth 40 6024 SIV ./eao Rd. Bldg. (; I.(Jkc O$lvego. OJ< 97035 503·684 11·10 scott. alan. sntfrh tlblackw£'ll.com LUmuy bOOb<l!cr c:wtttlt!.; !i:!n ot<kt.e. app!O\"aa ptaru;. tla.odlnc. on:ttno and («i\nlc'aa ~ loctucu.n~ ~lt\RC I<'CO«<t «''tb Tablt> oi c.onttnts. database malntc:naot't". online t'OiltC'Uon man~cmcnt and dtttronk order· Int. •tf"~'

Book Wholesalers, Inc. • Booth 4 /847 11•.-.cr Road Lcxlll9(0t1, l<l 40511 800·1:18tJ·~·' 78 j rooih@bwfbooks.corn 1\ full ll('f"\'100 \*t llOOI :;ped:l.!blug iu bm)k:o; nnrt n on­print mcdlo 1'or ohlld • e ll .;uul yuu ng :JduH :~. . :~.r.rvlnl! 1)\lbill' IIIU'tll'lt'"f 1UHI01l wide.

Books on Tape, Inc. • Booch 39 P.O. Bo.~ 79()() N~wpon Beach CA 92658 800-5.: 1·5525 World·,. 1JU'CHl ~t«tlon 0( ~b~dged ;mCtobook.<r.

Bound to Stay Bound Books • Boo'h Z6 1880 \\'est .\forfon JacksouuiUP, 11. 62650 HOO G.17· 6586 mnorton@btsb.com PI'CbOun\l lmrrlh:~rk lllna.ry books & e<luc:a luum1 f:[J , 1\0M l111•·"·

)< Brodart Co. · Booth 16 500 Arch ~r. \VI!UnmSf)OI'l , 1-'A 1 7705 800·2::J:.J •84 0 7, xG5G2 austtn t9])rod Cti'C. co11t l.ibrJII')' IHI(Onl(li!On pt'OdUClS & S..-r ... i:l---.:~ . bnok!!o h lmull 11-r.rvtc•"""· (urnuurc & suppl!co.

Child's World & Creative Educatlon-8ooU1 •s 800·739·8667 peytons@b:.neicom.corn UI"'C'itllnlt itOlll30·50'!'6 on tibtikry· buund c:urnrul11m "'*rPMI Prec ftel!bl Fr('le p:u.:c.:~o$mJt.

Coplco Northwest • Bnoth I 0 PQ Dox 2.'1789 l'ortltrnlf. OR 97281 62(1-1603 1\{!t..,.~rk prtnu·r management !o::at.u:-:.nf. -roll bt'Jotb­~anw~tl'f', I"U11 ser.:('(" pb.Uot.-opy rendtng.

Data Research Associates . Booth 8 1276.1\1• \Varl>on Rd. St. Louts. MO $ .<J 132 :J 14 .;J,92- 1100 Dl\11. 111 thn lr.uhnJ( (lrtwldrr nilfbrary automauou S)'$· l\'lllli wvrhlwldt:. · ,

Dorffng Klndersley Family Learning-Booth 29 503 ·20$·25 78 dl~jlshannon.n@juno.com E.)'" fi i'J~rn ll n!), booh.s. vidr~~~. ;mri Cd ·

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EBSCO Information Services - Booth 14 :J \VatPrs Park Drive SuiLe 211 Sa.rt .\fa:rn, r'A 9(f40S· I JOO 650 572 1505. 800.723·2726 .<9656 Sub-"rlpltnn Mr~~al(f'mrnt Sy:ue:n:~ ~~;,d t;lt:('ITOnft' D;r,lub-1..,-,

Frederick l. Brewfs and Associates - Table Z7 428 Harborvit:w Vr. SE Bali\I.Jtldye ! .'>land, \VA 98110 20G•H42 2792 K.lllbh:y l.ih:nr)' tt..qlllpment co. Cl'tiVhh:Arl~ ---·ill rut>ll~t-l liul( Co. r

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EXHIBITORS • n'>Nr'u, -

Gale Group - Booth 17 27500 V ruke I<oad F'armingtpr.t Hills. MI 48331 248-699-4 253, .<1035 The <:n l~ Gf'ClufJ hs a wutld ll~a<let in publishing ior l1hr:1r lel$, bu.:~hk:.:K~ :uld h\lbrtnation tcchuologtsts.

Gaylord lnfortnation Systems - Booths 36/i,· 37 PO Bo.<4901 Syracuse. NY 13221 315·457·5070 x841 JJatcs@gaylord.com G.A.LAXY. t'Oii\rJ&. Ptl1t(ln· ,..I!MI T1<; :>Oiutlcln.~ ror £HI· t.ron-e-entrtc Ubrartet=.

Grolier ~ducatlonal and Children's Pre~. Franklin Watts, Orchard Books - Bcolhs 42 & 43

90 Sherman Turnpilce Danbury. CT 06816 IJ00-621-Ill5 tGE} Fine cncyclopedlm:, ~pecialty rc-r..' l'('l\«:.sct& a nd ~ducaftont~.l ()nlln e nnd <:D·RO:"\{ prt>:ll.lcl&. (CP.fW.OB) Fine (Jetton Qnd.non ftd!o n ru-r d •lld..reu wld ).'OuJlg adul~

H W Wilson - Boom 13 950 Vnlt~ers(ry ;<\t,tmue BroiL'\:, N 'f 10452 800·367·6770 x2760 custserv@hwwil.scm.c:om H w Wilso:t prod UCC* blg,h q ltalltY releren~ t;'l l\tf' TI· als ill p t'UH. on CD .NOM. Ollllne and t hTOll(!h l n(r~r . roatton rannc-rs.

Highsmith Convact Sales Group - Booth 56 'W 5527 Hwy JOG Fort AtkCnson: . \.VJ 535:3'8 1 ·877 ·234·2962 u twi!li<uns(I)IH.ghsmWt.com Libruty fum Jturc and supplle<;. Tec:hnQlnJ!y rurn!tme.

lmagemax, Inc. - Booth 28 1 7tl0 \ V. llfh Ave. Euyeue. OU 97402 541 ·687'· 9585 canon dlg1taJ mlcrorlim readers. printers and s can· ncr a.

)< Ingram Library Services Inc. - Booth 9 One Ingram BlPd PO 3006 LuW.' I'9tlC. TN .'37086· 1986 G1:3··2l.:J·5750 Unda.phi!lips®i~tyrambook.com A full se~vlec (llstr1b\ttQr '.\'!Oh 10peedy deltvt:ry. ldgll dlscouots. eouectlon {ievciQpmem . c:ntalr>ging. pro\:t:l:l!l.· lng. and the wei) .Qn :~r..d 1P.1!(r...

IRS • Table 3 r----., 9 1'.5 2nd A ve W J 80 OLA SCC{ftrC, tVA ~8~ 74 zooo' 206-220-577,

IN!'$ I?TO\id~s tfU> 1nforn1ntl<>n to llbr.V1es In paper 1';::~- s::J ~-. ..,_'orm and '>'Ia t he Internet . ... ,·-/ ~~ - 4

Kapco Library Prod~cts- Bootl1 52 1 000 Cherf11 ~sr. Kent, OH 44240 800· 791 ·8965. x187 wwedcr@aol.com Knpl'lQ mnn \lfnriu re:;. Q llniQlll'o hne r~f nrlhe:<;W~ ooatcri p re:o;ervatiQn and rep~lr prQ<h~ec:o; . Co me by <t~n.cl -~;ee l) <h:.mon:<lrnnon and J;!el (I fre~- f'Q\'~rc<l pnperbao::k.

liJe Relocation Service/library Relocation Specialty - Bool tl 4 1

19460 S\1/ 118th APC, Tualarin. OH 07062 503·691 ·0530 shepperd@lile.net MO\.'Crs of libraries wJUl the right CQtllpnlcnt.

Marshall Cavendish Including Benchmark Books and Cavendish Children's Books - Bootl1 46

800· 739•8667 peytonsilti..'.:. netc:om.com Currh:ulum SupJmrl ami Uluglt'attd' Itdt~cncc ~ooks. 30% Dl.:~c:mmt ;m d Prt:puh Spt:<:!3l&.

Multnomah County Library Frien ds Store - Table 6

522 SW 5 11' Ave Portland , OR 97204 50:J·:l2:J·4386 Glft ~tote. i'. project o!Ult" f l'itllda O! Mulhlom.all COu!ll)' L1brary . spe<'lallz.cs tn lolag:Jnau\·t giics for b ook IO\'· ers. Open 7 day.s a week.

Multnomah Publishers - Booth 5 204 W. Adams Aue. Slsrers, OR 97759 541 -549-1144, x8529 Mullnomah ::;re<;la11z"!'l In m.:~pTmtlunal OdJon 11m! nnnfld lon Uil t:r. fa r llbmrt"!'l.

OCLC • Booth 34 6565 f'ratu.z Houc1 Dublin. OH 1 30] 7 6 I 4 -764-4325 o~nmmdnlltQns ro;d lltert~t\iTC twttllab le regarding OCLC ..'lf!~Ytr.r..J"; ror resource Sllarlng. re;:'crenct s.t!-vklf:j. ;m ll h :dmll•nl ~en:teer; .

Quality Books Jnc. - Booth 33 1003 \'i. Pines Rd. Oregon, JL 6J06J 800-323-4241 .:;man preS$ books and s pcc:ll\1 lnterr:~: t \' ldr:-t>~ . :m dtos *. n1or-e.

Rasmussen Software Inc. - Booth ! 5 l 0;!40 SV/ Niinbus Ave. S tLite 1.9 f>nrtla»d, OR 97223 503·624·0360 bezetut!CuiY.io.com Anxfi)Win ancl AnzloLitc terminal cmutaelOil Md t t:hlel r l!ent:: (or Wtnd ow,s.

- EXHIBIT ORS co,,·"· Recorded Books, Inc. - Booth 1 I

270 Skip]uclc Roud PrtJ1c-e F'Teder fck . M O 20678 410·535·5590 X/58 recofdcdbooks{tm;;:cotd cdiJooks.com J'T<~fe6slonaiJ)' narT<1.tec:l lm<lbi1d,g,~d ~\l~lobookl1 for a ll t~¢e,:;.1ndt:rllnArlt~r-sfctO, my:;terle:;. n.on fteUon and be1;t M iler.;;. J.lbrory sen·lces :;,taff anc:t $llelf-reac.ly pro · ce.ssfng ~wall<~.bte .

'Richa rd May Associates - Booth 53 & 54 5 434 SE! Mitwaukit' Au<>.

~ Po rtland. OH 9 7202 888-238-8807 Repr~~enlln.": Ahd t), ni ;u~kbl:t:h , G:-~enh;.~v~n. I.w:enl, Mlllbr QI)k, ~n(l 2 ):<;f <:entury Cinldren'~ and Vou n.l! :\ <hth Book:<;.

Richard P. Turl Architecture and Planning - Table 20

P.O. Box 1107 Nor th Br.:nd. OR 9 7459 5 4 1-750· 111 1 .o\.rcldteetural firm ..SI)C'elallzlnf! In -ptlbUc library de· :!ligtl.

Ringgold Management Systems, Inc. - Table 19 PO Box 3_68 • Beuverlon. OR 9 7075·0368 .50,~·645~3502 ratph@rin.g_goUl.com NOXESUCI·I: C&.l ::dog, Cifculal!O!l. AC(Jui~H!Ul!l> • In· to;ornd. MARC, BISAC. Cl!<.'tll'/~l''CI' SQL. \\'illduw~ 95 or NT'.

Schoor of l j b rary and Informat ion Management - Table 23

Box4025 Emporta State Uncverstry Emporia. KS 668 0 1 .316·3 41 ·5064 perrie @spirHotw .com Lib•'at)' Scllool offering :\tLS degree In Oregon.

SIRS Mandarin, Inc. - Bootl1 32 f'O 1Jox 2 72.348 . Bocu f{a ton . FL 33427 2 .348 800 -232·74 77, exc 3 7·2 dlanes@sirs.com ~rR's Mnnd :n1n, l m.:. i~ a p rr-mter pro\•t(le r of p rlnh (:1> ROM ;m d 'i'/eQ refe.rc:mced<t.lllhi!:>e:s. C.:OlllP\lt<:r bard · ware s.ystem8o and I'C· bMed Ubrary fltHomat1 on ~;ys . Lema. sms products are tm~rnauonally ri'<.:QI!'nl?:f'd ror lh~h- r~upt • iOI' qua!Hy and aifordab llliy.

Sisters in Stitches - Table 18 2 9 72 0 !!.1 Jeans Rei. Veneta, OR 97487 541 -998-8086 Qunluy r.<hH:Jlt!Dmll !dl..

Spacesaver Specialists, Inc. - BoothS I I 0200 SE Nimbus G· l Portland. OR 97223 503·689-l O:.JO toli!iutitltDaol.com l.l!)r;uy e<~.fltli<'\'Cr book stack sllcMLtg. CO:Up.:ltl :>lllr:'lgl! ~:y:<>l t' r.l'O ,

Stop Fa lling Productions - Table 21 15009 Mmu:hester PMB J sg Bctllwin . tHO GaO 1 1 636·5 27-:2107 Llbr:~nan ~h•n~: . ll'l!e::, r ln;<;. (,¢(\1"\'Cf and tits.

Technical Furnitu re Systems, Inc. - Tabfe 24 172 7 B. Martnc Vtew Su<rc £ Everett.. \>\:t\ 9820 I 425 ·252· 2 969 ~(si~aol.com Ncpr<-scntat lvc for Estey $t«l shclvlog and ' 'iOJden furnjturc.

Th e Library Corporation - TLC - Table 25 15 01 Rt.•g tmcy Wa y Suire 202 \Vood_.o;fnck. · GA :w 189 770·591 -0089 1'1.<: 1:: your ~olnUtm fqr III)Ttlry automation.

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University Pa ri< Media -Booth 47 800· 739·8667 p oylOil s{Vi.x. rtetc:om.c:om J.!b:-;•r r f.i~ l t-s-Al!(:n t l'li Premier f>tlbJJsl,er~ • S u pctlot Oi!4:rmnl~ & $~n.·1r..e Qn RrJer~;-nC('. ;mt'; Academic Tit!'*.

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LIBRARY CARTOON CONTEST Bring on those favorite library or library-related cartoons! En tee as an individual or library. One cartoon per library/two por individual. Turn in at Registration by 10:30 am Thursday. Cartoons will be displayed in the Exhi,bits area. Winner·s an­nounced and prizes given at Friday's luncheon·.

A Twist of Trivia Drink, think and socialize with a TRIVIA QUIZ at the Thursday Social Hour. Answers and prizes at Banquet.

MARK YOUR CALENDARS! 2001 Ol.A CONFERENCE

.~aasrda, March 28·30, 2001 L_ __________________ -JI•

PRECONFEREN.CES WEDNESDAY, APRIL 5TH Registra-tion; 7 a.m.- 6 :30p.m.

All meetings at Airport" Sheraton unless norod.

Effe ctive Searchin g with PubMed 8:00 - 12pm ·OR Health Scit.:nC(!$ U;l i'Yetsl1y Library Spor.souJd by: Otego-n Library Association and Oronon HCJ;llth Sc:i~;lces University Spe8kers: Leslie Cablv and Oo!ore:,; Jvdkin;,;, Otegon Heahh Sciences Unive:sity library PubMed is ;he database of choice for many libu.u· i8ns l ooking for health informarion. Partic ipants will

Jearn a wuiety of ways ro search more effec tively ---- and efficiently.

01.A , 2000

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Exempt From Disclosure or Con fidential? Making Decisions about Patron Re cords under t he Oregon Public Records Law with Confidence

9:00 - 12 noon · Cascadv A. Sponsore-d by: OLA lnteUvctuaJ Freedom Committee SpcttktHS: strdl ;1n(i ;Jttom(ly from Cow:.dli::; 9cnton Covn iy P~1blic Ubrury Recent ch<mges in Oregon's public racords law have libraries grappling with issues surrounding rh e dis·

· closure .of p gtron records. Cor.rallis- Benron Counry Public tlbrsf}~ in consutuufon wfth Mary Glnnantr-tCP• resenting the ltll~ll~cwal Fr-ee(lom Cleetit'I(JfiOIISe i.ll llle Or-egon StMe tibtMy, will serve M a cas e s tudy in p8ltoa cor'lfidl)nti<Jfily pOlicy dovolopm6nt. Policy ctcmcnts and cfoc ision points will bo discussBd and r.s/enm! ros.ources shoued. Participants will a/so ha'le thB opportunity for inpu! from legal counsel in c reat· ing, ·revising. or reviewing exisring policy. The t:u· g er audi;mc& is Librat}' Directors-. senior s ra ff. and Librar; Trusrees.

Understanding the 1\IARC Format for Holdings

9 :00 - 5;00 ·Columbian 0. Sponsw~d 'by; T~chiii cil l Services Rovnd Table and the No~h Amclica n Seri ;ds Interest Group Spenktus: Frieda Rosenbe>R. Univ~rsi;y of Nor1h Carohna .. Chap e-1 Hill, and Mary Aim Van Cura. Thomas Cooley Lew School LIDrary

· This workshop will provlc!~ en ovef'lllew ()f t)Sing lhe MAFrC MFHD tofmfH !Or recor'dit)(J Md S/U)firl() lit>r~ry hoU}ings (i(fUt !l;rl(i dCSCril>e tile CUffMl Sl<ll¢ of MFHD im,olcmcnl;.rtioa ofier6d by fibrary sys tems venOors . 11/Cy will 1.1fSo cover rha usee of specific fields/sub · fields fo record holdings ds ra including record types, fix<:d fields, csprlons/psrterns~ enumera!lon/chfOI)O.•ogy, textual · holdings and Item-specific detail.

Break for preconference attendees

9:30- 10:30 Garden Foyer:

Picture This: Perception and Composition in Illu1itration

10.00 - 4:00 ('6QQI< l'IO:M"c 9:30· 10:00) Garden A/ C Sponsored by: Children's Ser>JiCt.:$ Oivi.:,;ion St)t;;lkcr: Molly Bang, artist Arli$1 Molly 8 i.tng taKes p;,rrl.icirxmts Oil« iOIImQy thro~!!Jh 1>iCl(1re bOOk illvSirtttiQtl. Her book. "Picrure f hls" cernes. to lifo in tllis h8Mis-on wotksflop. Se-e the relationship between picture struc ture tMd omo'tiOI'I as Molly , Bang brings the artist in you alive. f or any· one who reeds. tesches, uses. or enjoys children 's bOOk$.

Census 101: The Ba1iic:& of Finding CenSus Data

I :00 - §:00 • C;;;.ecede A. Spons.ored by. Omoon. Assoclatron ol College a1ld R<.HltN!rCh Librilli c-:.; , Document lntemsl Gtovp Qf Ot~non Speaker.s: Mfchael lavln. SUNY- Butfelo. c am Mcintosh. Se.a«le AaglonaJ Office, Buresu ol the C ensus. George Hough, Jr.. Oregon Sls.te Or!:la ·

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C<.:nttJr, Ct'lu i f:. O ttow. Otegon Stele Unl\iarslty PariicipantS will sturt with "n it•ltO<JvctiOt~ 10 Census concepts, p6ogr<:.o1w. um.l SUO!Cb srratcgies, tollo.,,ecl by a detailed ·exa.min<Jtion oi th<J Census wob site, ana' a discussion of datu dissemimttion for lh9 2000 Census. T-his program will concentrate on the data found In the CenstJS of Pop!Jietion and Housing , al· though other Census res-ources wHI also be discussed.

''I'm Double-Parked . . . Where Do You Have My Family?.. Strategies for Serving Genealogists

1;0{) - 5:00 • Columbi;m c. $p--Qn!><.>r¢d by: R Cfqrcm;:o Aountl T1.1bTc Sp0(1k(HS: Richard Heinzkill, Koight Library. Uni'ler· si ty ol O!¢gt)tt: C hris topher RumDaugh, Oregon State Ubrar','; Connie Lunzqn, tH•Ihor Ol Q (Cijl)n Guide> to Genealogical Source-s Thl$ program wilt co1•ar the nilture oi geneal ogical rcsc:Jrch, impt)rtanr reference books. use oi the LDS Family SCfJ.tCI~ System, Qnd archival meterisl avail· able in Orag_on libr<Jrics. Leem 8b()ut the d illerem types .of resources lMt b.r~ basic lo res!)archlng family hisrory. understand the oxpfJc lMiorts or genearoglsts, and teatf. s:ratagiss for hrJ/ping p:JliOtiS become in· rlependenr genealogic al resaarchers.

"Where·s the Beef? Sacred Cows and Change

i :00 • 5:00 · Columbian B. Sponsor(:c:l by: OI.A Public llbrary Division Spc<~.kcr;; : Ruth Met.e art<J the re'efn Oe-\•elopet£: from Multnomah Counly t.ibr;,u.y This will ba :t cas e s tudy in <JJ1 Or{)tmizafional c hang&

· ar Mulinomah i:)ounty Library s howcasing the Team Developer Initiative, which recruits non·llbrarians as .mttnar;ets Md team teeders. who supervise proles­sion.allibnttiMS :Jnd managers. Presemers will sllere their rsas,oning. pr-otcss, t.ltld tC$1.1/lS.

1 :Oo-5:00 • Orogon Smtc U brvry Board Meeting • POX Room 2:30- 3:00 • tHea,k for Preconfer.;once Anandeex; • Gerden Foyer S:00- 6:00 • 0~ Soard Me9tjng • POX Room 5:30- 6:-30 • Empotia Sial~ Ul'livetsily SCh0¢1 o l LII)J(t ty ~rld lnfOH'I\l.ilion Monunomcnt ulvmni r(>(;.OP· lion· G;:•rden Foyer 5:30- 7:00 · Academic Divi$i01VACRL·OR SOci~l Hou~ • Presidantial Suttc 6:30- 9:30 p.m. P~1blic U b(;,iry Oi .,.fsron social Hout & Dinner Ole Award <mel Enturt~inme,u · Columbian AlB Etic Fo•msn perform s 0 . Henfy

CONFERENCE Thursday, April 6th

Aegistratioh: 7:00 a .m.- 6:00p.m. Exhibits: 1 o:oo a .m.-o:oop.m.

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. GENERAL SESSION 6:30 • -10:00 Colvmbian Ate. Ar.nour.cement of OLA lit.m.uy Suppoqer, Library Employee, and Librarian ol ihe Year awards.

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Ka.,•notc Address: Brooke Sheldon, former President of ALA. Sponsored by Rasmu-sse.n Software.'lnc. · Brooke She!don Js Professorf)n(j former Dean ot lf'le Gt8duatc sg~~~~;·~:':c·~il>f~(}' ::tnd fnforma-,~ University of Texas

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1985. Aca<Jie awl.ltd!Jd Iter M h()t~Ortuy degree. Doctot Of CMI Ll.lw$. Site MS tf)t;eiw)<f r:JiSiiflguished eJumni /J!vtlrds from I>Otll Simmorfs 8t)(J Pillsl>urgJ~. M 1983 .. 84 slle s orvr::d .:tS President Of Ulc ArncriCi.lrt (.ib((lty Associution. She was :~ founder oi th FJ Continuing Educ-ation Round Table in /FLA. She is a former chair of the ALA Committe-e on Accredltetion. She has fee-· rured and conducted seminars thro ugholll the United Steres 8/ld abroad on .oroJect m8n8gemMt, gtanr pro· f)0$<?1 wrUing, plunning. cvmmunicufion .sk.iiiS. and laadership. Her book Leaders in Librar ies: St}'/es and S1ratagies for Success has been .e librsry ' 'best seller. · Ubrary and Information Educatfon In tile Uriiled $((1fCS (edlred with L()rlene Roy) was Pllblistu:d i11 1998~

COFFEE BREAK visit the exhibits

10:00 - IG:so Mt. Hood AfC. Sponsored by Ch~ck'­pQ/m Systems. Inc .. fi!chard Mey Associate$, ::nd Spacesavo;r Spectah-ste. Inc.

SESSION ONE PROGRAMS 10:30 - 12:00

Heather's Mommy Speaks Out Cotumb!a1' A/B. Soon:sC"rcU by: Intellectual Freedom Committ(l(!, Publ ic U bnvy Division. Children's S C:"''icc.s Division, Oregon Young Adult Netv;ork Spaake1: Le.$11};;1 Newman, author .of H eather He9 Two Mommia:s Atllhor l.Cslea N&wman wi!1 present an engaging end IIIO+)!J11{·fH0'10king pror;r<Jm loc(lsed o'tl <he c ontra· vetsTes surrotuld/ng Tier cltildren·s bOOk, NC;ltbcr NiJt; Two Mommies. Newman will provide werrn. humor· Oil$, and l>ersomlllnslghrs Into fnrellecwal freedom issvcs. AUcndccs ' Yill l te8t 8b-oul U?e Importance or keeping guy and l9sbiiJJJ milleriuls for youUJ ifllil>mtiGS and easily, accessible to the public. ,.

Christma·s Trees, Celebrations. and the Com~titution: PubliC Usc$ of PUblic Space · ---Columbian C. Sp-:>n.$Qr-¢tl by: P~1blic Library ~--

olv!ston OLA Speeker: Mike Simon, AClU Anorney ' 20"00 me spefJk.Cr will udcfross c omtitufional reQtli!Omfmfs regarding s eparation ,?"\'-;-':. ~·._,_,;.;;;=;.)

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()/ clwrch end stare in the pub#c library and ths is· s~1(J ot cvll(lfRt syf{lbofs in a public forum. Partici· p<JniS will {)(IM {lrl)CtiCal knowledge of how !O handle diwJrs& cu/ttlttll <liS()If.JyS, meetings, and programs.

Building a Busine~s Reference Collection: Evaluating and Selecting Business Re&ourees.

Columbian D. Sponso;od by: S vsimJ.l;.S lptc;c~t$ Group of Oregon · Spoill:o; ; Mi<.:hNcl L:'il.'ill, SUNY -Bufri!IO and author or Susino:,;:; fl~:;ovH;i.l!;, How to Bl,1y Thc1vl H(Hvto Use Thom. : Selecting rhe be.s.r businrJss rescurcss for your library's reference .collaction bas never been more challeng+ lng. In most cases. nor only c-an the librarian choose MIOrlg similar p roducts from competing publishers. but eucllf>tJbfiSilef' now otters Its wares In a bewil· daring vatie!y of pritlt ~rid eiCCtrOI'IiC lorm~ts. J\n al· ready complex fandsc<JpF.J is. further complicMe<J .!.>y 811 ~mazing arrey of free lnu:rner resources lor OuSi· n<Jss research. Business librari an. instructot, <lmJ autnor Micnael Levfn offers guidelines for purciws· in!} S!titiJbiC refererlC(l materiels regardless of your ·librarj's bvdget or <;ollecuon size. Topics include the mytll ofti•~ ·c<utJ cot/ecuon. • e1'8Iuarlng the qu.aliry of business publications <:~nd <f;)(:Jb~ses, choosing the right format. ex<Jmining s imilar rC.SOI.HCes, <tl1d comparing·frea lntemet resourc6S lo their svbSCrit>• tion·based counterparts.

New Role for Catalogers in the Information Age

Garden A. Sponson;o~d by: Technical Scr•;ir,;(l".l; Round Table S;>c<tk~Jrt.: Ct"HQI AnneTh()w, Eb.$t(Wl Oregon U11ivet· sily; Kyle Btmorj~9, O t(.'flOn SW.te Univc; ;;ity; r.l ;.m;ii.\ Sianchi-. Reed College>: Xudong J in. Sou1horn Ot'.'lgon University The role ot the traditional ceta.foger i-s chenging in tile lntormaliOfl Age to o11e of manager; reacfier, end uarne.~ among o thers. C!!telogers may be. called upon to manege oulsourceo' profecrs, to manage quality control snd detafu!se msnagement1 end·to d evelop

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Librarians at Booteamp: The lnfoLit Immersion Experience

Gsrden B. Sponsored by: Llorary lostrucuon Round Tublo ~n<i AS.S.OCi<lliOI'l ¢1 College 3tld Resesreh Utitel ies-Oregbn Speakers: Pam KcstJinocr, P<HIIa,,d Communlly College; Jane,anne Rockwolf.Kinc.-\rlQI'l, Westetn Oregon UniversiW: S v:,;an e~mcs Why!e, Linfield Collage ACRL 's new lnfotm&tion Watucy lmmCrSi()fllfiSiifvle focuses on live compon6nls of infqrm«lir>n Jifcrocy: learning theory. assessment, progtam management. Jeodership.ar.d rsaching practice. The pr!Jsenters wilf

--.. discuss their experience at rhe Institute and ·-.'!!will examine ho~,. whar they l earned can be

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Two Minute Reviews of Books by Oregon Authors

Gatdsn C. Sponsored by: Oregon Au;hors Committee Spo<lk~r::; ~ K;:~ tG Mill or, Tis;;vd Public Utmuy; Marsh~ WebG:, Mullnomah Counw Library, and others to be armounctHt Speakers will giv<:? brief reviews oi books by Oregon authoTS.

LUNCH WITH EXHIBITORS NOON TO 1:00

MT. HOOD A/C & FOYER All conferences attendees (fncluded tn regis­tration foe)

SESSION TWO PROGRAMS 1:00 - 3:00 (UNLESS <:rrHE R\VlSE NOTF.:D)

From Bagpipes to Hyenas : Collecting, Publishing', and Telling Stories from the People of Scotland and Africa

Columbian A Sponsor ad by: Childr.en' :; Sorvi r,;.v.s Ot>llslon Sp9al<er; H<tather McNail, Do~<.:hu tc::o Co1,1n ly Libcar-ie~ h'eather McNeil. author of :wo books on s·rorytelling. w/JI present storytelling, music, slicles, an(! rhe chel· rermes ~fl<J 11vmor of cot/ecthl[) stories from lrif)Cs in K6tJY<l i.tnd from fhe Hebrides /sl<mds of Scotfand. P«rticipanls will come away tich in the lore ofsroryte/Jjng from Airica.n and Celtic sources.

AARP: The First Place to Come for the Last Word on Aging (~le l rl fl'(lnl 1·2)

G;H(icn c . Sponsored by; At'71orican At;sociation o: :Retirli:d PGrsons • Speakers. Jeuy Cohon <md P~m H;1rki r;.t;, AARP oregon S tale Office AARP wiiJ. QC<w«int ;,1 tlCfldCCS l'lith AARP rCSOtJrCCS (IV{ti(;.lbf~ ( t (JC l() libr«ri<mS.

Busines.s Referenc:e: Top-Notch Resources for Bottom Line Information (ll~lti (rom 1-2:30)

Coh1mbian 8. Spon~ored by: Business lnierests . Group oi Oregon SPctlltor:;: Donna Cohen. Dl Cohen Information Sorvi<.:os; Scott Harron. Eugene Public Lih :;uy; l.Mr;Y Lulibone. Un iversity of Ore.gon: Jim Ga!lbtaith, University. of Oregon This p togt.am will b~ prescent!N.l in ihreo:~ se.ction!l:

1. Demographic and Economic Dat<J: Sources and Uses: Presenters will demonslr9te multiple applica· Uons ot deJ»9(JilNJIIiC end ec()nomlc de!a for wrillng l)(ISiMSS p/lws, designing m8rketing r;trategles lor Sm<t/1 busim~sss$, tmd other usss, · 2. LinXing Libraries to Employment Rosources: !his session will review exceptional print end el ecrronic employmM{ resotJrces aruJ ~viii examfne llOI'IIibtat~ Jes ·can accommodate patron dcmu.nd tor employ­melll t(J$0UfC6S. 3. ·rii(J· Gist oi GIS: Mapping Your Way in BuSiness: This soction will <?xplore the growing presence ot G}S (Geographical Information Sys1ems) in fibraries and will look at potential eppl/catJons lor business r&iarence sources.

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Read With Your Ears Coh.1mbil.iil cro. speakers: c. J . Crltt end Kyle Bonthn, Rccorl;lmi Bu¢k:; · s p-onsored by: Recorded Boo-ks . Inc. and Lake o swego Public Ubrary Rec<irde<J 800kS mu~tor C. J. Cdttwlll reed $efec· fionslrom some Of fret pertotmMCe$ iOI/()wing 8 Slide presentation ·•studio ~our" i/fu$tn;tillg how tWGifO bOOM are produced. /doos un<i t~chniques lor harl<i!itJ{} wMI is -<Jr c an become·tbe most popvlar cOI/Cc!iO!I in your library at~ included.

The State and Fate of Independent Bookselling fHeld ! ·2)

Ct.1$c;)CU A. St-On$Or¢d by; ln t(lllei':tual Fa~ectom CommiUcc Speakers: Mergall!a Oonnelty. Celyx Press: L~s!ea N~.:wtn:)ll, au1hOf; f!.lid others to be ann ounced How has lhe ct6ation of super booKstores Md vetl • dor mergers changed the mllurc ot bOOk pvOiiShitf!) and selling? More importantly. what effect do !fJGso CMtllges 11ave on our abillry ro gain access to di· verse, perhaps coottoversff.il and cutting edge. titles? We invite you lo liSICn to mose lnrimerdfy involved with booksalling as they doscri!)e tile SI{J(/3' and tete of independently ownrJd smull ptesses, l>Ooksrores. and distriburors. ·

Needs Assessment ·~nd Program £valuation: Keys to the User­Ccntere.d Library

Garden 8 . Sp,onsorcd by: lo,cuclomic Oivi.:;IQn/ACRL OR speeket: Ste'le Hiller. UJllverslty.o: waehing;on 111is 1>reseotat1on will describe ways of measuring the ofloctivr:t~ess ot oQI>Iic St:l"'ioes or progmms trom fh& viewpoint of usor noods :rssossmont, deSi{}r'lit){J programs/servicgs to mf..lel user tteOOs. wid m~surin{l rhe success of rhese programs in achieving their goals. Steve Hiller has more rhan 10. years' experience In essessment of library services end programs at tli!'! University Of WMhin!}ton.

Daily Dilemmas: Personal Versus Professional Ethics lHcld 2 3)

Cascade ;... Spon.sorad by: lmell6~tua1 Fr43&clom · Comm~ttee $put1k<.:-z!>: K;,vylo B 1.11chcr, Otor,on Sl~to Univursi;y; OiCdr¢ Conklin!), t.im;qln CO\Inly l.i tmzr•t Oislric1: Mike Wo:.;.:;all:;, Timberland Regional library Evary librarian iacas occasions when their petsonal ethical systems conflicts with their professional du· ties. Join e panel O( prat;f/c~ng flbraflens WllO Will fuwkly discuss th€Jir ethic al dilcmm8s Md 11ow lhoy come io terms with these oft<m difficult SifmltiOnS,

Out of the- Comfort Zone: Cataloging ElectrOnic Re&ourees

Cascade 8 . Sportsora:d by: Tc.:chzliCSI SdfYiCGS RO-und Tabte Speake-fs~ Lynne Mlldenst-eln. Oeschu<es Coun:y LihrMies; Richard s.ep,on·Whlle. Oregon State Univ(H::;ity: T"uj Smith, Uzli versity ot Oregon Til iS progrem wJII ,QtO'Ii<fe i .110flrt8tlon ebotlf Cf#81Qgin..1 Jmr:rnet resovrces tor lltose wno &re thinkirt!) ~~>ovt dOint; it (lm) 101 liiOS9 wi!O havo a.ftOiJ.dy Sll.fffGd cata· loging thoir libr<1r;'s wob resourc6s. Tl1e prasenters disou~.s the neoesssu:y c ataloging tools and principles used for computer fifes.

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Virtual Library School: The Distance MLS

(Held f rom 1*2:30) Cascade C . Sponsot ed by; Continuing Educaucn Commin~e Sp~ukors: Don Roland, Emporia State Universi;y; Jana Brt~dley. S~·racuse UniVersiw; L;ugh Estabrook . U~ivcrsitv o, Illinois: Kathlsen Burnett, Florfde Stste University Represent8tlves from the distance pl(;grams of scv. ere/library sc/)OOIS wm discuss their t>rO!JftlntS and hO'II llbri:U}' e<iliC(I(iOfJ fS CfUJ()Qiti!'J M U:clmology Cl~noes. This prO!Jr<rtn will bQ of ifllarest to thosfJ' intOtiJStod in pursuing tha MLS degr-ee as well as employers of these new 1\.1LS graduates.

Pl8.nned Giving Workshop Gatden A. Sponsored by; Oregon Stat-e Library, Library 'Qevelopment Spo;:•kcz:,; Sr. Mary De:no''ilk, Sohztiorw ior Nonprofits; Ron Wilkir•son, Gillaspie, Wilkinson, and Ausselr; Reese Johnson. Shannon a;;d JohRson anorn&v::: Mark Grignon, 1NOIIJS F<t f!JO S<tnk. Thl:s workshop will provide an opportunity for pur· ticlpenrs to team rhe basics oi planned giving: how :o set up a program, how to recruit volunreers to lead It, whet rypes of gifts ro locus on, how to market rh e libf'()fY (O ICCOiVC t_h& !)ill$. Ut)t$fl()!j WJIIJ ~JS(j(lg 101m· dulions fuw& comp!Gicd U10 lifSI s tep in ;Jret)(uing to implement a planned giving ptogrum.

Bre ak-Mt. Hood Foyer 3:00- 3:30

Sponsored by Books In Motion and EBSCO Industries, Inc.

SESSION THREE PROGRAMS 3:30-5:00

Around ·the World with OLA: Members' Reports from,Abroa_!-f

Garden c . sponsored by: International netsticns Round Table Spgakets : Richard Brumley, Oregon State Uni'Jet · slty; l'alliCi(! Cl.l lri!lhl, e:~storn OrGijOII Uni'lersity: Jezdu P<ztpart, Westetn Oregon Umver.stty Pr6sentars will share rhelr experienCes as Americ iJn librarians oversees. These experietJCOS includes u study toqr ot Northem tris;, libruries: a three month consultitlfl position in tta: Fedora!ed S!ares of MfCI{)IleSi8; ;.;nd iJ six. week F~Jibright·Hit)'S funded sttrdy of Jorden.

Investing for You:r Retirement Columbian A. Sponsored by: OLA Program Commi;. tee Spi>aker: Representative from PERS This presefll&Uort wilt cover hOIV llbrarlens should s.:Jve &nd iovesf lor retlremem. re>t·Sileltere<i Mqv~ itics, 403(b) pl&ns. IRA's. Md IIOw much lo S£l'le lor retirement will be included.

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fublic Library Standar ds- Who Ca r es? ? ( . . . and Why You Should!)

G<• ~tlvn IJ.. SpMsored by: i!'ubHc Library Division SpeaJ.;ers: Conni a. Bennett, Si lver F<~ll::: U!JJSr)• District; A!ethe'Bonebrake. 8a.k.tu Cou11ty l.ibnHy District: Bob Aussell. Springfivld Public I,JI;nll:i-y Tilis r>rogtem wifllnclude why you should catc ;,tbo~Jt st;,mdt:uds anrl ptovlde suggestions on how ro vsc st;m(t;,trds eflt'!Ctf<;efy. Artemio:.es wilfalsoh;;wa a ch<i!JCG lo commorll 01~ OLA'S new dtafl public library sran· datds. ·

A Toolkit for Diversity Rec'r uitlng Columbian c. Spom;orud =>•1: Ou'lg!'ln Sta!e U brary Spq.u~cn; : Shil le-e Robart son and Pa1ricia Welch. Muhr.om<th C91m ty Lih1aty You can rectVit pGOplo Of color IQ llt)retfanshlp! Leam pracrical rooJs and techniques/or f08C1~1fl0 specialized 8o<Jier1ces. This candid discussion on ICCt~.Jilmenr u.trci tcrention of minority librarians is based on an ALA Spectrvm fni(i8(Wc :talnir1g program. AttG!I,dOG~ will learn how to Ouifd .:? :ecrultmer.r plan. how to build ties to di>terse commvrtities, communication do's fJ.f)(J don'ts. end 1ecruitmant resout.ces avai/eble !tom ALA.

New Learners. New Li braries: Impact of Oreg.on Educational Ref orm on S chool, Public and Academic Libraries

Columbl!ln 0 . Sponsored by; A.ssocialion ol COllege :'!fld Reeeerctt Llbraries-OreP.Qn, O; eQon E<ftn.:illiQn;)l Media Assoctauon, 'Children s Ser.oica-s Division, Oregon Young Adult Neto'lotk Speakers: Diane Ct~vs ·Smi\h, No1lh Salem High School. and others TBA Oregon schools are now undergoing maj01 I CStf(IC• t(lring o( lh!Jir curricula, end libraries at both K·12 und post•secor~r.u.uy levels will need ro adapt to the flS'N modes of fc1.1cl ring Md IMming end helghtaned studenr and 1eacher axp(lcl<r!J'OtiS Of St;tvlce. Speak· cts will desctlbe the- CIM and CAM ami l/)e rypes Qf tc:.vnii~!J. actNitles end performance maiiSv.res (inci!I(Jmg it~lormetron literacy standards) in whicf1 stvdents will be f)l)gaged. Saveral K·12 libuuias in tllo SUtfe g/. rettdy have experience working with s tudtmls jn now pof-tfolfo·based les rning programs. ahd coffega and university llbterles can expec t to meer freshmen gradu· M irtO trom these pr.ogtl)ms as soon ss the year 2002.

Feeding the Hand That Bi tes You: Libraries and the Religiou$ Right'

Ctt$¢{1(1e A. Sponsored by: lntellec<u.al Fr.;:adom Commi:m; a Spe.aker; MikvWcsseus. n mberlsnd Aa:gicn;:~l Library Whar IS the thoughlwOt1d ot the ChrJstien ta/igious right and how dovs it <.#llecr p110ffc and school li· bredes? How cw 1 libr<rties 0$1ance the needs of this psrron gtoup foe s rJrliCC will) Ule lntellectusl ftae­d om value-s of rhe pJofession? A lilmvren/pestor rakes up hammer and m•il to constr(tCI some bddges.

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Changes in th& MARC lormul v.nd c~taiO!)i"!) pa~c· rices mean rhar "form· aspects of subjec t h eadings ete now c~ded <listir.c tivsly. Can OPACS mak& use ot this inlotmetion to help p&rtons search more sf· tecnvely? How wlfl SIJbiJeld '\r" telare ro g enre sub· Jec: beaQI,gs? And whet about all of those t ecords lflal•.vi)t ~~e(!<f to l>~ cl~nged? Tills session wl!r provide <~tJ overview or U10 cMr:gos, COtlSid,eration of OPAC design <rnd display issues, ~nd (JJwmpfcs of locul <IP· p1oac hes to fo1m and genr9 access and authority conttol.

"Can You Help Me Find Maps of Unehat-t ed Waters? .. Or. How to Do a Refe rence Interview

Cascade C · Sponsored by: 0r~gon R;.:forqnc(; t.tNK and Reference Round Table Spc;:~'rurs: hom Orcnon Rcfvr<lllCe LINK lib18t ies A panel wj/l·provido tips, techni(J(II'JS', tQie·playlng to help front/ina 1aleranco Sl;,tff, rlewl>ies, antJ olr;J.llm· ers alike p1ovide paftons with "-'hal t!ley reafly wem. The panel will also discuss luclmiQuCS 101 di/1/r;ult sltuerions such as r.on· f nglish spe<el<ing paUOftS o: mose with speech, hearing. or s ight p roblems ..

Reference Round Table busMeu meelfng follows this program.

Taking t h e Library to the User: Out reach Services 2 000 and Bey ond

G<udon B · Sponsorod by: Ootru.ach Aoun(.i Tt'!bl¢ speakers: P.eg ae,mel, Deschutes c ounty Libraries: Renecee Teasd~l(! , Eugene P tJbllc Librs.ty: RoDin 8¢erbOWE'H. Salem P" bliC Library Outreach librarians will discuss new and innowetivG prog1ams lot reaching patrons who can't get to a library. Attendees will gein ideas for new progtams and ways .ro implemem then). . ·

Teens Speak Outr Columbian B. Sponsored by: Oregon,Young Aquh NelVJOI$<: Speakers will b9 a panel of teens. They dress funr.r. rh ey relk loud. cause trouble, and UaYel in packs. Is tlliS yO<trstereotype ot teens? Here's Wf1CH somt: toens have lo sa}' ~bout. how adults view them and what they wisfi libtaties could provide for rhem. Intended for al/libuuv staff who Jnreu~cr 1vim adolescents, the s esslor1 will Include time 101 di$• I ogue betwee11 the audience s11d tile ICi#~ Plfnt)J.

BUSINESS MEETINGS 5:00- 6:00 · COLUMBIAN D

. Childr~n·s Servic:es DIVision Reference LINK Centers : Markedng. Aeia:encv

LINK Sei"Vices: Focus Group · Cascade A Technical Services Round Table • Casc.aclo B Out r()ach Rovnd Table • Gord~;~n B Library Instruction Round Table · Cascade c Business In terest Group • G81den Foyer Docum ent& Interest Group • J efiet son Re!I.OUfC:C S h3 fing Committee · POX Rcorn International Relations Round Table · Garden C Support St;,ff Divi$ion • Gtudc;l A

Social Hour 6 :00· 7 ,00 MT. !lOOP FOYER

Banquet 7:00-9 :00 COLUMBIAN AID .

Speaker: John Callahan, Port!:'!l'td ·based carl()(mi $1 an.d 8tJih Or. S ,))O!lSOteC b)• Will Vin!Qn Studio~

me New York Times magazine celled cartoonist John CMialuu• "'eitl)f)r OfiiUMt a no sa~agely J)onesr. or Sick.~ TN~ PotUar'l.d cert oOrliSI iS the 8(tfhOr or 8 nvmbor 01 COIIOCtiOnS, M ;JvlObiO{I!itr>l ry, DOn't iVOuy, IIi: Won't Gal Fur on Foot, <tnd a children 's book, The f(jng of Things and tho Cranberry Clown. He has uppaared on "60 Minutes. " and his work is published in maga­zines and nawspapers across the countty. His will­ingness to poke fun ar any end elf h!!s made him s frequent target Dl Ctfnsors. How wide Is' Ms rB;I(JfJ? WIIO else Ms a signeo· pllowgrr:r>l~ from Dr. l,_iww hfll]gin(J fi(Ud to <In mv<ud from fh(J ACLU?

President's Reception 9 :0 0- 11:00

All conference attendees are invited. President's Suiie. Sponsored by: Friends oj the Portland State University Library, Gaylotd Information Syslerns, ln~ram Library Setvices, Inc., and SIRS Manda· rin~. Inc.

Friday, April 7'• 7:00am-12:00 noon· Regist.atlon 9 :00-3:00 - EJ<hibits 7:30-8:30

E'le\yn Sibley Lampman Award Breakfa&1. SponsorGd by! Children's Services Division SPea1<er; W:innc; oi th~:~ Evuly11 Sib ley L:unptnt'ln Award, TSA · Gtuclen Foye;

8:30-10:00 Genets\ Session II · Columbian AJD

10:00·10:30 COFFEE.BREAK Yislt the exhibits. Sponsored by Coplco Notthwest, Inc., eplxtech, end Midwest Library Sefvi ce

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SESSION FOUR PROGRAMS 1 0:30- 12:0() (twu-;ss OTHt-:RWlSE NOTeD}

Collection Maintenance and BoOk Repait's for ·small and Medium·Sized Libraries

Cascade NB. Spomsorocl bT iech;;lcal Services Round Table- · Speakers: Csro1ee HS.rrtson ana Krislin X~m. Pon· land Stau~ Univ(!'!Sily t ne pteser:tOt.S wHf discuss the g<?r.eral s1eps r.ec­eS$'911' to m<Jint<rin <1 libtury·s ptinr c oflec1ior. u.slng mauuial ptesatvation and c onservation tachnlq!Jes, including shsfvir.g end handling tips. Presenl&rs will desctibe rhe d eclsfon-makfng process (ISCd ro dc­rermine wh21 repairs can be mede <wickly and inex~ pensively In· hOUse and when co SMO boo$(s ()(1/ for rebinding. There will be a demonstnWM 01 busic repair procedures l'lilh e diSCt.JSSiO: t OllhC essential tools and mll(eriMS 10 vsc.

Shut That Door, I 'm Trying to Think {1 0 .30·11 :30j Coh,unbi11n B . Spon!f<O;o(J by: St:PI)Qr~ $tali DivilSion <tnd OregOn AulhQr:; CommitttJ9 Speakers: Virglnle ~Ginny" Fur;wangler and AIDett Funwang!er AVII)ors Virginia ·Ginn}'" Furtw(lngler (i.i.k, <~ . Ann CopOI<md) and husband Albert Furtwangler are both respected eurhors in their own right. They wW dis· cuSs what his like having rwo pubffshruJ 81Jlhors " '' · lng and working In the same novsci!Oid. Tf1oy will also read !tom Uleirworkst~nd taicc questions. Among VlrgTnle'sworkS (as Ann Copeland) are: Strange Bodies on a Sttanger Shore: Th9 ABC's of Writing Fiction; I• sc~son of Apples: and The Golden Thread. Alber.t's works include Acts Of Discovery: VIsions or Ametica in the Lewis and Clatk Jourilals; Answering Chief Se· attle: and Amerlcen SilhOtte!lts: Rll,;toric a.f Identities of the foundets .

Summer Reading Showcase Colum!j;;all CJD. $pOrl!l-l)r¢d by: Chih;lrorl's S~rvicos CliYiSiOil , Speaker: Angela Reyno!os. Chair o' Summer Reading Committee and children's llbtaHM$ from lhrol.lgilot•: the stale. Lil>tatiatrs will pTesent progfi!m Idees lor Summer Re<Jding 2000, including crafts, decorations. puppet sh~n'IS, storyUifllng, 8flU more.

Virtual Poster Tour Cascade C. Spon:;orod by: Acadamic OIVI! Ion-LIRT Joln·stud~'''S trom EmJ>Oril.' Sl\llf] Univf]rsity's MLS progl'8m and others In the state dof11g rese:uclt. HCIC Is- your opporrunlry to discuss problems end sofu· tlQns to teellssues end to Jearn more ebout rasearch Mdeavors. Tlte Vitl ttal Tovr will oe 5 miMte me· $Ontuti011S on Ua~ pooJ.ets. TIW po$l9rs will be on display ThutSd;.ry and Frid;,ry.

The Changing Face of Resource Sharing · Gardtll'l A. Sponso:red by: OLA Rasource

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sPeakers: John Heltnar. UnWarsity of . Otegc:m; Michael lasher, Umatilla- Morrow ESD: Rivk:1h S«ss. Multnomith County Lib~:"lry: Sa01 Sayre . OClC Pacific ~· "";;;:=ll

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Th1.1 prO/ifO((ItiOfl 01 wtomBUN:i consort/e. patron placed requests. new docvmMI dclivcryOpliorts, end changes in users ara altBring the liUidSC<t()O of rcsovrce SIUJting, What are we doing now. what ch;;,pgos are ~md9r·

wsy? How ere we r~sponding. to the oppor!unili6s end challenges feeing us? )Vhat ati? o1h~r ~Hates

(!()ii)!J? IS the net lender teimbursement formula working tor us? Com e hear from p eopfe et rhe fore· I root ot mese issues. $here )'OUt own experiences (lri(! i(jt')(t$,

Providing Library Serv ices to t~e Poor and Homeless

Garden S. Sponsored l)y: Social Responsibilitie-s Aound Table· and Outreach Round Table Speaker; Oi~drc Conkling, Lincoln Covnly t ibr<•fV Disuic::, and otl'ie; s TGA 'This program wHI look at ways ro meer the need to respond to the ir.c1easing number cf pootand homaless Cl l itdrett, adult$, and femJIFes In Oregon. Issues to bfHiddt¢sscd i rzclvde: 'edvciri!J batrJers to servlc~s. the ~hidden .. homeless. outuntch $(Jfvices, possible kinds of setYices jn rutal and urb:m communities, cortnectJng whh sociel s ervjce agencies and othr.tr ptO(jrams i rl yow toea! communffy. Be sed on-ALA Policy 6 1: ~wmuy Sei"VVces to the Poot."

Next Steps for a Bright Future in Ore gon Library Continuing Education

Garden C. Spon$C:ued !)y. COntinuing Educeuon Committe~

SpeS.kers: f?ansl of CE Committee_ mambvrs An October 2 '1 , 1999 "Srakeholder'.s M earin.g" soughr to esteblisn consistent dialogue betvlf;en :he OLA Conrmuing Education Committee end the educati on pro•1ider communlry regarding the educational needs 01 JiOff.lry comrmmlty memt>ets mro11ghou: 111e state of oregon. At tnis sessionl/IC mccung will be sv'm· marized, mor6 input col/ect6d. and rfJsourcflS lot cominuing educarion described.

LUNCH Noon-1:30 Columbiao A/8 Speaker: Kee Malesky, Ubrasian fo ; National P\/blic Raaio Spon~Ou:!d by Blsckw,eii 'S Book Set•;i~ 21ld ObLC Pseific Kee MtHesJsy bas be!'.W 81ibtf.lritlfl for N{;lliOt~f)l Public Re<Jio for rmetfl vtars, SfJC began 'l l otking in the NPR T~pc Library C<~ iafoguing p rograms, worked for rhtee years as an outs information specialist for the Cui· tvtal Deparrmenr. and hes bean in the Reference Ubraw since 1990. Ms. Malesky Is Q/so or1 (l)e ed]lmct tac..­uf!y of tiJ9 ScltOOI of tibrtuy Md lntorm8fion Scifmce M the Csrholic .Unhersity of America in W.:t.S!Jington, <md is ttcUve in the Special Libraries ll-ssociation und Saw Phi Mv, l/IC lfl>rtfl}'8fld Information science honor society: Like many lil)rarrsns, Mr hobbles include gflmJ<.~Iogy und book collecting.

SESSION FIVE PROGRAMS 1:30-3:00

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OLA j Programmin g fo r Gr·own Ups 2000' . Columb!a!l.c. Sponsored by: Public Library

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M<!ndy CombJJ ilnd Robocc.u. Tci l\id<Jfo, El1gon9 Pvb l ic Library. ar.d others TSA

This panel discussion about adult progtammlng in Oregon p ublic libraries will include iniOrmarlon about assessing commvntw neerls, raltoting programmi11g to- ~pecllfc communities, 8MJ cltttlle,mes ttmJ sue cess in .oresenti119 programs. '

Ho tl1'een Reads! Cotumbi(ln o Sponsoted b.Y· O :¢gl);\ Y()u l\~ l1tlult Nq\wo·l\ S.oea.\:Srs: OYAN members f SA So many books, .so little !fme? Catch up wJth what's cprrenr snrl CO!llf()versi81 0}' liSfMirl!) !O momb(Jr$ or the OtegOtt Yovng Adult Network perfotm lively bOOict8llcS ot some ne•11 Iilias fo1 teens.

OYAN Buelnu s Meeuntj following

Science of Children's Lite rature : Mother Goose Asks "Why?'

G.arden A SpQU~Qt(NJ by: Chitchon's $<,:;vice~ Di•1i$ion :-mtl Or~uon Conlcr (or ~h e: Book Speaket :s: B.J . Quinlan. Sale·m Puhllc U brary. Pa; Bla i r. J eekson County Libraty, Kim Wolle. Jact-:son Counly LibttHy, Renea Arnold, Mullnomah count'/ Li!)r<Hy. Ma(yK.ily Oi!hlo;v~,:n, Or~!)Or) Sla!e Lihrory. Mavn C!oso, Oregon Oepaumen; of Edl iCation. Unci <~ McGoogh, Mvhoom.ah Counw Ubrary This jnno•Jeti'le program. developed by rh e Vermont Cenrer for rhe Book, combfn.es·J)fgh·qua/lry Chlf</ren's meraftl te Md SCiCnC¢ [ICtivi/il)$ tO hC/p <ll·tisk p<JI · enrs te~c.'l tMir Cf1ifcftM science process skills. St<~ ll from lflrcc litmlfies in Oregon using the program wiff slfu.rfJ lh<Jit experienca.s.

What 's on Your Shelves? Assessiqg Library Collections

Garden 8 . Sponsored by: OLA Acndomic Division l ACRL .. QR

Speakers : Faye Chadwel l. U!livetsi!v ol 01e~un, Laurel Ktlstlcle. Oregon Sta!e Unlve;suy. caroty1l Mye: s. Munnomah counly Libra t.y. s usSl\ Hioken. Unlversily ot Pot llend · How do 'II(J know what we M ve M (){Jr coi/GCtiOIIS and flOw ovr collec tions ;ue meeting the needs oi our users? This program will include: an ()'lef'llew of co!lecrion essessmenr loots, lhc cxpotieroc es of two libraries usin!) (Jiflorcnt approsches to a WLN Conspectos assossmant. and us& oi rhe Innovative system ro ge11erata repotts for d eveloping end m.-w. tt()ing co/lec:ions in smaller librerles. ·

A House 'Divided '? Librarians and ALA's on Internet Filtering

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ALA's policy on use oflnremetlll· rerlng software wifl be dis cussed. IOIIOw9-d by a ~TOI'I'O Hair meer· ing orJ.the topic.

CONFERENCE PROGRAM AT A GLANCE

WEDNESDAY, APRIL S'"

8 :00 • 12 noon Effective Searching with PubMed

9 :00 · 12 noon E.Xemm Prom Disclosure or con/i(lfJntitH? Mukiri{J Decisions about PM10n Records under lh6 Oregon Public Rec ords L<.~w with Confidence

9:00 - 5 :00 Understendlag the MARC Foml(t( tot Holctings

10:00 . 4:00 Plcwre Thist Perception end Composition In 11/us· tfQ(/()1)

1:00 - 5:00 CenSIJS 101: The Basic$ of Finding Census Dsta

.. I'm Double-Parked ... Wh6t6 Do Yov Hiii'/J My F:Jm· Uy?~ Suaregies for_ Som•ing Gene<.~fogisfs. ~whera·s

the Beef? Sacred Cows snd Change

Ot~J()O" SUtte t.il>t8ty soer<i Meeting

5:00 - 6:00 OLA Board Meeting

5:30-6:30 Einpoda Sfulc Unive1sify SchOol of Library and In· formation Mar.agGmenf 01/umni reception

·5 :30-7:00 Aoedemlc OfVISiOO!ACRL.·OR SOCiBI HOVI

6 :30 p .m.- 9:30p.m. Public Llbrf!tY Division Dinner

Thursday, April 6th 8:30 - 10:00 GENERAL SESSION

KCy110U1 Addr!JSS; BtOOX.e Sh6fdOn

10:00- 10: 30 C(WFEE 13REAK v isit the exhibtrs

10:30-12:00 H6ather's 1\fommy Speaks Out

Christmas Trees. Celebrations, and the Cons:Uution: Public Uses oi Public Spac-e

Su{lding a Business Rof<mmcc Colfectfon: EvaiUat· lng and Selecting Susinass RssOurc os

New Rofe tor Catalogers tn the Jnforms#on Age

Libr<:J.ri;.t!IS ill 8ootC8mp; Tile /f )fOLit Immersion EX· peticncc ·

Two Minute Re'liews oi Books by Oregon Authors

Noon to 1:00 LUNCH WITH EXHIBITORS

1:00 - 3:00 (Unless orhenJJ i.Se rltHt!d) From Bagpipes to Hyenas: Collecllng, P(Jt;fislting, and Tefling StorJes from the People of Sc otland and Africa

Business Reference: Top-Note/) Reso(uC¢$ lor Bottom Line Jnformsrton (1·2:30) RG<Jd Vnth Your E.ers

Tilt SUllo and Fate of Independent Bcokselllng (1· 2) Dally Dilemmas: P(Jfsonal Va1sus Professional l!th· ;cs /2·3)

Ot!l or t119 Comfort Zone: Careloging EIEJCifOnic RC· SOIJICCS VJrtuRI Lil)r;,uy School: the Distance 1\.1LS ( 1·2:30) Pler.n;:d'Givlng vtork$/)0/)

Neads Assessmer.r and P1ogram Evaluatiofl : Keys to the User-Centered Llbraty

AARP: The Firs r Place to Go ior the Lasr Word on Aging ( 1·2) ·

3 :00· 3:30 Br'eak 3 :30-5:00 Tni~St.ingji.;r '\'bur Retirement

Teens Speak Out! A Toolkir lor Dlversfty Recruiting New Learners, New Llbratl~s : lmi>8Ct ot Oregon Educational Reform ort ScMol, Public, and Acudsmic Libraries · Feeding UJ¢ Hund tha! 8 it.:;s 'fou: Libra1ies anc! the Religious 'Righ1 XYZ and Now There's V: Form and Genre Elam~nls ;, ff1C Subject Catalog .. Can You Help Me Find Meps al UncllfJff&.<J waters?· or. How to Do tJ Reference lmervlew Public Libnuy S!anderds- IVho Cares?? (Ami Why You Should!) Taking rh e Ubrery tl{ the User: Ourreaclt Services 2000 and Beyond Around the World with OLA: Member$' Reports !tom Abroad

5 :00 ·6:00 Bt.tstness Meetings Children's Services, RetereflCC LtNK Centers Technioal Sar~Jr.:es l?ourld Tt~bl&. Library Instruction Round Table, Sv;>;>Orf Staff Division Ourrasch Rovrtu" T<tble. International RelaliOrlS Round TsMe, 8vsinass Interest G~p ot Orego . .-,, Oo.cvments lnteres1 Grovp of Oragon. Resource Shari,)g Com· mlrtf!e

6:00- 'i:QO Social Hour . 7: 0.0-9:00 Banquel

9 :00 · 11:00 President's Reception

Friday, April 6'' - "(:30-8:30 Euelyn Sibley Lompmun

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12:00-1:30 Lunch with Kcc Malesky 1:30-3:00

MAdtt/lS Only" -Successful Programming fot GtOMl Ups Hoi Teen Ro;;ds! A Ho.vsc Divided ? Librarians and ALA •s Polley on lntemel Filtering · SCiMCC of Children's Lit<&rarure: Mother Goose Asks ~vnw?·

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