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and needs assessments, two program descrip­
tions, eight examples of specific activities and 
evaluation tools, and four examples of program 
schedules and calendars. It is available to ARL 
members and SPEC subscribers for $7.50 and to 
others for $15 (plus $2 p er o rd er handling 
charge), prepayment required, from the Systems 
and Procedures Exchange Center, OMS/ARL, 
1527 New Hampshire Ave., N.W., Washington, 
DC 20036.

Calendar
O c to b e r

8—Scholarly Communication: “Research Librar­
ies and Scholarly Communication,” a sympo­
sium held as part of the University of Alabama 
Library’s sesquicentennial observance. Fee: 
$30. Contact: Charles E. Adams, Director of 
Conference Activities, Box 2967, University, 
AL 35486; (205) 348-6371.

12-14, 22-24—G rant Writing: A seminar series 
designed especially for higher education profes­
sionals, sponsored by the American Council on 
Education and the State University of New 
York, College of Technology at Utica/Rome, 
held in Washington, D.C., October 12-14, and 
in New Orleans, October 22-24. For further 
inform ation, contact the SUNY College of 
Technology, Division of Graduate Studies and 
Continuing Education, Utica, NY 13502; (315) 
792-3334.

15-16— L ibrary Design: “Space Planning and 
Practical Design for Librarians,” a workshop 
conducted by Elaine and Aaron Cohen and 
sponsored by the University of Wisconsin- 
Extension, to be held at the Madison Inn, 
Madison, Wisconsin. Deadline for registration 
is October 1. Fee: $225. Contact: Darlene E. 
W eingand, Com m unication Programs, 610 
Langdon St., Madison, WI 53706; (608) 262- 
3566.

17-21—Colorado: Annual convention of the Colo­
rado Library Association at the Antlers Hotel, 
Colorado Springs. The theme will be “Colorado 
Libraries and Their Users.” Contact: Michael 
Herbison, Program Chairman, c/o University of 
Colorado at Colorado Springs Library, Austin 
Bluffs Parkway, Colorado Springs, CO 80907; 
(303) 593-3115.

21-24—Africana: African Studies Association 
annual meeting, Bloomington, Indiana. The 
Archives-Libraries Committee will have a busi­
ness meeting, a meeting of the Cooperative 
Africana Microform Project (CAMP), and two 
panels sponsored by the committee. Contact: 
Daniel A. Britz, Bibliographer in Africana,

2nd ANNUAL 
PRESERVATION & 
CONSERVATION 

OF LIBRARY 
MATERIALS 

CONFERENCE
February 22-23, 1982

Westpark Hotel, 
Arlington, Virginia

Chairperson: Nina Root,
American Museum of Natural History

Registration Fee:
Before January 21,: $125.00 
after January 21: $150.00

For additional information contact:
MRI Conferences,

a division of Microform Review Inc.
520 Riverside Ave.

Westport, CT 06880 
(203) 226-6967

2nd ANNUAL 
GOVERNMENT 
DOCUMENTS & 
INFORMATION 
CONFERENCE
March 26-27, 1982

Westpark Hotel, 
Arlington, Virginia

C hairperson: Peter Hernon, 
im m ons G raduate School of Library Science

Registration Fee:
Before February 26: $125.00; 

after February 26: $150.00

For additional information contact:
MRI Conferences,

a division of Microform Review Inc.
520 Riverside Ave.

Westport, CT 06880
(203) 226-6967

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Northwestern University Library, Evanston, IL 
60201.

21- 24— Biom edical L ib ra rie s : T en th  annual 
meeting, South Central Regional Group of the 
M edical L ibrary A ssociation, St. A nthony 
Hotel, San Antonio, Texas. The conference will 
feature four continuing education courses, two 
general sessions, contributed papers, and dis­
cussion groups. Fee: MLA or SLA members 
$50, non-members $75. Contact: Evelyn Oli­
vier, SCRG ’81 Local Arrangements, Univer­
sity of Texas H ealth Science C enter at San 
Antonio Library, 7703 Floyd Curl D r., San 
Antonio, TX 78284; (512) 691-6271.

22- 24— Resources: “Information Resources for 
L ibraries: C ollection and P re s e rv a tio n ,” a 
Phoenix Seminar conference sponsored by the 
New York State Library, Albany. Fee: $150. 
Contact: William DeAlleaume, New York State 
Library, Cultural Education Center, Albany, 
NY 12230; (518) 474-5946.

26-28—Planning: “Improving Planning Skills: A 
Closer Look at A Planning Process,” a work­
shop designed by Peggy O’Donnell, continuing 
education specialist at ALA’s Public Library 
Association. PLA will co-sponsor the workshop

with the New England Library Association. 
The session, to be held at the Boston Marriott 
Hotel, Newton, is directed to public library 
practitioners with knowledge of PLA’s A Plan­
ning Process fo r  Public Libraries who antic­
ipate beginning or who have begun to apply 
the process in their libraries. Registration fee is 
$150 for NELA and PLA members, $160 for 
ALA mem bers, and $190 for non-members. 
Deadline for registration is October 9. Contact: 
Shirley Mills-Fischer, PLA Executive Director, 
ALA, 50 E. Huron St., Chicago, IL 60611; 
(312) 944-6780, ext. 318.

N o v e m b e r

13— Information Science: “The Impact of New 
Technologies on Information Service Environ­
m e n ts ,” B attelle L aboratories, Colum bus, 
Ohio, a seminar sponsored by the Ohio Chap­
ters of ASIS. A special tour of OCLC will be 
given on November 12. Advance fees: $40 for 
ASIS members, $50 for non-members, $10 for 
stu d en ts. C ontact: K ath erin e F ro h m b erg , 
Oberlin College Library, Oberlin, OH 44074; 
(216) 775-8285.

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