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182 /  C & R L  N ew s

C a n d id a t e s  f o r  A L A  C o u n c il

These A C R L  members need your vote.

W h e  fo llo w in g  m e m b e rs  o f th e  A sso ciatio n  o f 
C ollege a n d  R esearch L ib ra rie s  a re  e ith e r n o m i­
n a te d  o r p e titio n  c a n d id a te s  for A LA  c o u n c ilo r in 
th e  sp rin g  1984 elections. M em b ers a re  e n c o u ra g e d  
to v o te for these c a n d id a te s  to in crease A C R L ’s 
voice in th e  affairs of th e  A m e ric a n  L ib ra r y  Associ­
a tio n .

M a rg a re t E . A u er, d ire c to r of lib ra rie s, U n iv e r­
sity of D e tro it, M ich ig an .

A n n e  K . B e a u b i e n , M i c h i g a n  I n f o r m a t i o n  
T ra n s fe r S ource, U n iv ersity  of M ich ig an , A n n  A r­
b o r.

H e r b e r t B iblo, d ire c to r, L o n g  Isla n d  L ib ra r y  
R esources C o u n cil, B ellp o rt, N ew  York.

Im o g e n e  I. Book, lib r a r ia n , R en d  L a k e  C ollege, 
I n a , Illinois.

J a n e  B u rk e, c e n tra l re g io n a l m a n a g e r, C L  Sys­
tem s, I n c ., N a p e rv ille , Illinois.

L uis F . C h a p a r r o , p u b lic  services lib ra ria n , E l 
Paso C o m m u n ity  C ollege, Texas.

M a r v a  L . D e L o a c h , C R M  D iv is io n , Illin o is  
S tate U n iv ersity , N o rm a l.

Ja m e s V. D iG ia m b a ttis ta , d ire c to r of le a rn in g  
resources, H a w a ii L o a C ollege, K aneohe.

E d w a r d  D . G a r te n , d ir e c to r  o f u n iv e rs ity  li ­
b ra rie s a n d  m e d ia  services, T ennessee T ec h  U n i­
versity , C ookeville.

D e a n  W . H a lliw e ll, lib r a r ia n , U n iv ersity  of V ic­
to ria , B ritish C o lu m b ia .

C h a r lo tta  C . H en sley , h e a d  of serials, U niversity 
of C o lo ra d o , B o u ld er.

J o a n  H ig b e e , processing services lib ra ria n , L i­
b ra ry  of C ongress.

B a rb a ra  J . H u tc h in s o n , R eno, N ev a d a.
S h a r a d  K a r k h a n is , p ro fe s s o r, K in g s b o ro u g h  

C o m m u n i t y  C o lle g e  L i b r a r y ,  B r o o k ly n , N e w  
York.

D o ris K irs c h b a u m , p u b lic  services li b r a r i a n , 
M a ry m o u n t C ollege of V irg in ia , A rlin g to n .

C h a rle s K ra tz , R id e r C ollege L ib ra r y , L a w r e n ­
ceville, N ew  Jersey.

Jo sette A n n e L y d ers, H o u sto n , Texas.
B everly P. L y n c h , u n iv ersity  lib r a r ia n , U n iv e r­

sity of Illinois a t C h icag o .
J o s e p h in e  M c S w e e n e y , r e f e r e n c e  l i b r a r i a n ,  

P r a tt In s titu te  L ib ra r y , B rooklyn, N ew  York.
B a rb a ra  E v an s M ark u so n , I n d ia n a  C o o p e ra tiv e  

L ib ra r y  Service A u th o rity , In d ia n a p o lis .
N a n c y  H . M a rsh a ll, a c tin g  d ire c to r of lib ra rie s, 

U n iv ersity  of W isconsin, M adison.
J a n e  Ross M o o re, ch ief lib r a r ia n , CUNY G r a d u ­

a te  School a n d  U n iv ersity  C e n te r, N ew  York.
L in d a  P ierce , re a d e r services lib r a r ia n , X avier 

U n iv ersity , C in c in n a ti.
A nn K. R a n d a ll, ch ief lib r a r ia n , CU N Y  C ity  

C ollege, N ew  York.
R oscoe R ouse J r . ,  u n iv e rs ity  l i b r a r i a n , O k la ­

h o m a  S tate U niversity, S tillw a te r.
G a il A nn S c h la c h te r, vice p re sid e n t, A B C -C lio, 

S a n ta  B a rb a ra , C a lifo rn ia .
P a tr ic ia  S c h u m a n , p re s id e n t, N e a l-S c h u m a n  

P u b lish ers, N ew  York.
E la in e  S lo a n , d e a n , I n d i a n a  U n iv e r s ity  L i ­

b ra rie s, B loom ington.
A bigail S tu d d ifo rd , executive d ire c to r, N ew  J e r ­

sey L ib ra ry  A ssociation, T re n to n .
R o b e rt S tu e a rt, d e a n  a n d  professor, G r a d u a te  

School of L ib ra r y  a n d  In fo rm a tio n  Science, S im ­
m ons C ollege, Boston.

B etty  J. T u ro c k , assistant professor, School of 
C o m m u n ic a tio n , In fo rm a tio n  a n d  L ib ra r y  S tu d ­
ies, R u tg ers U n iv ersity , N ew  B ru n sw ick , N ew  J e r­
sey.

J o h n  C . T y so n , F o u n d e rs  M e m o ria l L ib r a r y , 
N o rth e rn  Illinois U n iv ersity , D eK alb .

W illia m  L . W illia m so n , professor, School of L i­
b r a r y  Science, U n iv ersity  of W isconsin, M adison.

C a ro ly n  P. W in n , re se a rc h  l i b r a r i a n , W o o d s 
H o le O c e a n o g ra p h ic  In s titu te , M assachusetts. ■  ■



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