id	author	title	date	pages	extension	mime	words	sentence	flesch	summary	cache	txt
crl-14963	Martin, Susan K.	Guest Editorial: Reshaping ACRL	1995	4	.pdf	application/pdf	1200	47	43	Because this process and its results are so important for the membership of ACRL, I want to describe briefly the level of involvement of the membership, the techniques that have been used to gather information and feedback from ACRL members and leaders, and to give you a sense of the documents as they currently stand. In addition tore- sponding to the membership survey of 1992 (a sample-not the entire member- ship-was surveyed), these sessions have identified key ACRL values, oppor- tunities, and threats; they have focused on issues of communication, member services, and the role of ACRL in the national higher education community; they have identified diversity and the 11graying of academic librarianship as human resources issues of concern to the association on behalf of its membership.	cache/crl-14963.pdf	txt/crl-14963.txt