81. List Of PCC Liaisons By Institution Project, A-C: (NACO) Program For Cooperative 847.362.2352, ext. 152 fax 847.362.2354 email tjohnson@cooklib.org. CooperativeComputer Services. MARC 21 code IAhCCS 3355J North Arlington Heights http://www.loc.gov/catdir/pcc/naco/liaisonsac.html

The Library of Congress Cataloging PCC Home NACO Home Find in NACO Pages PCC Pages List of PCC Liaisons by Institution Project, A-C Go to institution names beginning: A-C D-K L-O P-T ... Funnel projects Abilene Christian University MARC 21 code: TxAbC utility: OCLC contact: Gary Oliver tel.: 915.674.2343 fax: 915.674.2202 email: oliverg@acu.edu Alaska Funnel Project MARC 21 code: AkAU (and others) utility: OCLC contact: Teri Arion Technical Services Coordinator Alaska Resources Library and Information Services Room 111, Library Building 3211 Providence Drive Anchorage, AK 99508-4614 tel.: 907.786.7668 fax: 907.786.7652 email: teri@arlis.org American Antiquarian Society MARC 21 code: MWA utility: OCLC contact: Diane Rugh tel.: 508.471.2146 fax: 508.753.3311 email: drugh@mwa.org Arabic Funnel Project MARC 21 code: RPB-ME(and others) utility: RLIN contact: Joyce Bell tel.: 609.258.7791 fax: 609.258.0441 e-mail: joyceb@princeton.edu

82. Faculty Services More Used Coursebooks Available at the Coop; We frequently contact several We ve been providing the University faculty with this service since 1978, http://www.bookstore.uconn.edu/fcltysvc.html

Faculty Information and Services Coursebook Requisitions Coursebook Availability Students Save Money on Coursebooks Curriculum Support ... Desk Copies Coursebook Requisitions By submitting your requisition forms early you will virtually ensure the availability of coursebooks and supplies when they are needed. Requisition forms are available from your department secretary or call the Co-op's Coursebook Department at Coursebook Availability We rely on you to fulfill our agreement as the official University bookstore to carry every coursebook, every course readings packet, every lab manual, everything that your students need for all your courses. This is our commitment to you, to our members and to the entire University community. If you anticipate a delay in submitting your requisition, please let us know: Contact Rick Hanna, Steve Kochenburger or Sara Olin at

83. University Of Wisconsin Center For Cooperatives - ICA: Building Community Jobs B The ICA Group (Industrial Cooperative Association) plays a significant role How do you create a temporary service composed of permanent workerowners? http://www.wisc.edu/uwcc/info/ica.html

University of Wisconsin Center for Cooperatives ICA: Building Community Jobs by Replicating Model Worker Co-ops GEO NEWSLETTER GEO is published by EDINA, The Ecological Democracy Institute of North America, with support from the Cooperative Charitable Trust. ICA: Building Community Jobs by Replicating Model Worker Co-ops Carol DiMarcello Community Jobs and Worker Co-ops Across the country, the non-profit world is looking hard at community-based economic development (CED) - for obvious and urgent reasons. The enormous jobs loss over the past fifteen years has scarred the lives of people in both urban and rural communities. How can we repair the harm? Strategies cover a broad spectrum: micro-lending programs, business incubators, entrepreneurship training, Main street revitalization, flexible business networks, and worker- and community-owned business development. The ICA Group (Industrial Cooperative Association) plays a significant role in this last category. Founded in 1978, our mission is to promote human and economic development through creation of model worker-owned and community-based enterprises that create and save jobs.

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