101. Linda G. Ackerson Paper presented at the annual conference of the alabama Library Paper presentedat alabama Library Association Library Instruction Roundtable Workshop, http://www.library.uiuc.edu/faculty/ackerson.htm

Linda G. Ackerson Assistant Engineering Librarian Associate Professor of Library Administration Campus Address Grainger Engineering Library Information Center 157 Grainger Library 1301 W. Springfield Avenue Urbana IL Telephone: E-mail: lackerso@uiuc.edu Division: Physical Sciences and Engineering Current Position: Assistant Engineering Librarian and Associate Professor of Library Administration, 2001- Previous Positions: Visiting Assistant Engineering Librarian, University of Illinois, 1998-2001 Science and Engineering Reference Librarian, Assistant Professor, University of Alabama, 1991-1998 Education: University of Alabama , M.S., Library Science University of Alabama , B.S., Human Development Publications: Linda G. Ackerson and Karen Chapman. 2003. Identifying the Role of Multidisciplinary Journals in Scientific Research. Linda G. Ackerson. 2002. Challenges for Engineering Libraries: Supporting research and teaching in a cross-disciplinary environment. Science and Technology Libraries Linda G. Ackerson. 2001. Is Age an Appropriate Criterion for Moving Journals to Storage

102. VL: Digital_Libraries Searchable database of a compilation of 20th Century alabama authors and the members of the alabama Library Association s Bibliographic Committee over http://www.indiana.edu/~vlib/Digital_Libraries/

The WWW Virtual Library: Library Resources Top : Digital Libraries Home Add Recent Additions Search ... Virtual Reference Library - The Virtual Reference Library is a new web site of the Toronto Public Library that provides online information resources at your fingertips. The VRL guides users to Internet information sources and to the resources of the library itself. Internet Public Library - Contains e-texts, ezines, e-references, etc. 19th-Century Photography of Ancient Greece - 19th-century Photography of Ancient Greece illustrates approximately 200 nineteenth- and early twentieth-century photographs of ancient Greek and Roman architecture. A TOUR OF THE EARLY YEARS, 1926-1957 In Honor of the University of Miami's Seventieth Birthday - Collection of photographs and documents from the Archives and Special Collections. Aberdeen Bestiary - Digital version of a manuscript from the 12th century presented by the Aberdeen University Library, Scotland. The manuscript featured is a "bestiary", a collection of descriptions of real and imaginary animals and birds, accompanied by a "moralising explanation". Also includes the story of Creation. African-American Lumbermen: Their homes and families (ca. 1908)

103. Charles Ghigna - School Visits alabama Penman; Escambia Council of Teachers of English; alabama EducationAssociation; alabama Library Association; alabama Council on the Arts http://www.charlesghigna.com/visits.html

Click Here for Testimonials A School Assembly Presentation (This program is also available for Conferences and Library Programs) "A humorous, entertaining, and instructional poetry program designed to motivate students and teachers to read and write poetry." Students and teachers have fun learning about the various types of poetry and where to find inspiration and ideas for their poems. by the author. Charles Ghigna ("Father Goose") speaks at 30-40 schools, conferences, and libraries each year. We look forward to adding your event to the Father Goose calendar. The only equipment needed for the presentations: Auditorium (or gymnasium, cafeteria, large room, or area of the library) Long table on stage for book display Small bottle of drinking water School programs are for students, teachers, and librarians in grades K-2 and 3-5. After the TWO large group assembly programs and a break for lunch, the author usually spends the rest of the afternoon autographing books for the children in the school library.

104. Association/Conference Information - Hudnell The 2005 Recipient of the alabama Library Association s ALLA is the alabamaLibrary Association; PART is the Paraprofessional Roundtable. http://associates.ucr.edu/705sims.htm

ASSOCIATES (2005, July, v. 12, no. 1) - associates.ucr.edu Deidre Sims Recipient Of 2005 ALLA/PART Cash-Grant Award Congratulations to Deidre Sims on her selection as the recipient of the "2005 ALLA/PART Cash-Grant Award." The 2005 Recipient of the Alabama Library Association's (ALLA's)/Paraprofessional Round Table (PART)-Tuscaloosa Library Bindery Cash-Grant Award is awarded to a deserving and/or distinguished individual, who was selected by his/her peers as Alabama's Libraries Paraprofessional of the Year. The award is for an individual within the paraprofessional/library support staff ranks who has answered the call and risen to the occasion to achieve greatness within the library profession, while continually serving as an exemplary role model for all of her comrades, colleagues, staff associates, co-workers and acquaintances from within and outside of the library profession. ALLA is the Alabama Library Association; PART is the Paraprofessional Roundtable. Mrs. Sims is presently employed at the Birmingham Public Library (BPL) in Alabama and has continually received accolades and high praise for her exemplary and extraordinary work and accomplishments on behalf of the teen and youth patrons of the Birmingham Public Library. The Alabama Library Association's Paraprofessional Round Table is privileged and proud to have an individual of such profound professionalism and impeccable character as Mrs. Deidre Sims among their ranks.

105. AUM Library - Universal Borrowing Jacksonville State University * University of alabama * University of alabama atBirmingham (Sterne Library). What types of materials can I check out? http://aumnicat.aum.edu/circulation/universal.html

var sc_project=577323; var sc_partition=4; var sc_security="f2f31f56"; Universal Borrowing Frequently Asked Questions About Universal Borrowing (ALabama LIbraries Exchange Service) What is Universal Borrowing? Universal Borrowing (ALLIES) is a cooperative service that allows students to borrow books directly from another ALLIES partner library. AUM students and employees will be able to walk into a participating library and check out materials using a photo ID. Materials can be returned to any library in the ALLIES system. In addition, AUM student and employee users will be able to request books from these libraries and have them delivered quickly to any library in the ALLIES system through the library catalog. What libraries are Universal Borrowing (ALLIES) participants? The participants in universal borrowing operate under the heading of ALLIES, which stands for “Alabama Libraries Exchange Service.” The libraries participating in universal borrowing include: * Auburn University * Auburn University at Montgomery * Jacksonville State University * University of Alabama * University of Alabama at Birmingham (Sterne Library) What types of materials can I check out?

106. Race And Librarianship: Part II During the same period, the alabama Library Association also considered opening Integration and the alabama Library Association not so black and white. http://www.pubmedcentral.nih.gov/articlerender.fcgi?artid=1175796

107. Alabama Library Issue - Meetup.com alabama library issue. Start a new discussion Worldwide Rights for All MeetupMessage Board › alabama library issue. Track this discussion Add a reply http://rightsforall.meetup.com/boards/view/viewthread?thread=1131759

108. SOLINET Member Institutions For Alabama alabama Supreme Court And State Law Library, Montgomery. Auburn University,Ralph B.Droughan Library, Auburn. Auburn University At Montgomery, Library http://www.solinet.net/membership/memberlistparam.cfm?state=AL&membertype=Govern

109. Muscle Shoals, Alabama: Library-Organization The Friends of the Muscle Shoals Library invite you to become a member of ourorganization. Your support of the library is greatly appreciated. http://www.cityofmuscleshoals.com/Default.asp?ID=69

110. Ann Hamilton's Homepage alabama Library Association 19711985, 1987-1992; Awards and Citations Committee alabama Governor s Conference on Library and Information Services http://library.georgiasouthern.edu/fac_html/hamilton.html

Ann H. Hamilton Click here to send Ann e-mail. EDUCATION DASL - Emory University (sixth year degree in librarianship) MLn - Emory University Certificate - Georgia Department of Archives and History, Institute on Archives Administration MA - Mississippi State University BA - University of Montevallo EXPERIENCE 2001-present Associate Dean of the Library, Georgia Southern University 1994-2001 Associate University Librarian, Georgia Southern University 1992-1994 Associate Director of Libraries, Georgia Southern University 1987-1992 Head, Circulation Department, University of Alabama Libraries 1985-1987 Library Director, Virginia Intermont College 1971-1985 Reference Librarian, Birmingham-Southern College SELECTED PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES/MEMBERSHIPS American Library Association 1980 - present Association of College and Research Libraries Library Administration and Management Association Program Committee 1991-1995 Public Relations Section, Publications Committee 1993-1995, Chair 1994-96 Public Relations Section, Governmental Advocacy Skills Committee Chair 1991-1992, member 1988-1991

111. Quarterly Report: November 1, 2002 - January 31, 2003 University of South alabama for a panel at the alabama Library Association meeting.Return to Outline. Regional Advisory Council http://nnlm.gov/sea/aboutus/reports/quarterly/nov-jan2003.html

Quarterly Report: November 1, 2002 - January 31, 2003 November 1, 2002 - January 31, 2003 HIGHLIGHTS NETWORK PROGRAMS RESOURCE SHARING:ILL and DOCLINE/SERHOLD/DOCUSER MEMBERSHIP ... STAFFING NATIONAL NETWORK OF LIBRARIES OF MEDICINE SOUTHEASTERN/ATLANTIC REGION QUARTERLY REPORT NOVEMBER 1, 2002 - JANUARY 31, 2003 Highlights Four staff members assisted NLM in testing the new DOCLINE interface. We started planning for our February Regional Advisory Council and Resource Library Director meeting, NLM site visit and year 03 budget submission. We unveiled the new SEA Currents design with the first issue of 2003 and completed the web archiving project. We funded 10 new outreach projects this quarter, provided 15 training sessions and exhibited at 7 meetings throughout the Region. Network Programs Resource Sharing: ILL and DOCLINE/SERHOLD/DOCUSER Ms. Wescott promoted EFTS information to resource libraries in the region. Most are ready to join after the first of the year and after a bit more time on ILLiad. Ms. Wescott and Ms. Becker participated in an evaluation of the new DOCUSER interface in December and Ms. Peyton and Ms. Yancey in January.

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