121. ICE - Continuing Education Online Internet Safety and Filtering Presentation South Central kansas Library Computer Training Tutorials, Chris Rippel, Central kansas Library System, http://ice.emporia.edu/kplace.html

Note to users: This website has been constructed for browsing. If you are looking for a particular topic, use the "Find on this page" feature of your web browser. Why? No matter how capable the librarian is, there will always be something new to learn. It is the responsibility of the librarian to educate herself. Continuing Education and continued professional development is accomplished through conferences, seminars, classes, workshops and reading professional literature. Continuing Education as a Professional Responsibility , Lara Z. Church. This article is part of the The Special Libraries Handbook which includes a variety of articles about library management issues. Video Opportunities: Dynix Institute Web Seminar Archive . Free access to archived presentations made for the Dynix Institute on topics ranging from library salaries to the invisible librarian. Kan-ed Live! . Archived video events held around Kansas. The Experience Library : A program offered at Tri-Conference 2005 for librarians. Stanley Strauss, Cerritos Library, California talks about the Cerritos Library's development using the experience economy concepts of authors Pine and Gilmore. Strauss offers tips and ideas that any librarian can use to provide “experiences” for library users. Institute for Continuous Education Consumer Medical Resources : What are the best reference tools available, both in print and online? This final teleconference for 2005 covers a number of areas related to reference, and providing library staff with the best and most up-to-date tools available, with a special focus on consumer medical information.

122. ALA | Bonnie Postlethwaite State and Regional Library Association Activities. kansas Digital Library Member,Steering Committee, 2004Present; KanREN Member, Finance Committee, http://www.ala.org/ala/lita/litamembership/litaelection/postlethwaite.htm

lita membership Join LITA! LITA Election LITA Committees ... Login Search: Home LITA Membership LITA Election Bonnie S. Postlethwaite Associate Vice President of Information Services Baker University PO Box 65 Baldwin City KS, 66006-0065 ALA Member Since June 1, 1978 Education Current Position Associate Dean of Information Services, Baker University, 2000-present. Previous Positions Director of University Library Technology, Tufts University, 1991-2000; Manager, LINX Services, The Faxon Company, 1987-90; Senior Library Systems Analyst, The Faxon Company, 1985-87; Assistant Manager, LINX Services, The Faxon Company, 1983-85; Serials Librarian, Cleveland Museum of Art, 1979-83; Graduate Assistant, University of Illinois Libraries, Automated Records, 1978-79; Assistant Head, University of Kansas Libraries, Circulation Dept., 1975-78; Assistant Circulation Desk Supervisor, University of Kansas Libraries, Circulation Dept., 1974-75; Bibliographic Searcher, University of Kansas Libraries, Acquisitions Dept., 1973-74. ALA Activities LITA: Director-at-Large, Executive Committee, 2004-Present; LITA: Director-at-Large, Board, 2002-Present; LITA: Chairperson, Leadership Development Committee, 1998-2002; LITA: Member, Leadership Development Committee, 1997-2002.

123. BCR - AFL, March 2002 - April 2002 State Library Conferences BCR to Attend kansas, Oregon/Washington and Montana Library Conferences The kansas Library TriConference, a joint conference of the kansas Library http://www.bcr.org/publications/afl/2002/march/conferences.html

BCR to Attend Kansas, Oregon/Washington and Montana Library Conferences BCR staff are looking forward to participating in three state library conferences in April: the Kansas Library Tri-Conference and the Oregon/Washington and Montana Library Association annual conferences. Next Article Previous Article Table of Contents BCR Publications Comments to: shoffhin@bcr.org August 05, 2003

124. Tabor College kansas Library Catalog. Locate and request materials through Interlibrary A homepage sponsored by the kansas State Library with information on kansas http://www.tabor.edu/library/index.php

Home Library Library Home Students are challenged to expand their knowledge with access to over 100,000 books and more than 22,000 full text periodicals. Library Catalogs Tabor Library Catalog Search Tabor Library's collection of books, videos, CDs, DVDs, and more. Kansas Library Catalog Locate and request materials through Interlibrary Loan from this state-wide listing of libraries in Kansas. Also includes the Kansas Serials Catalog, a listing of periodical titles held in Kansas Libraries. NetLibrary E-Books The Tabor College Library has over 1400 eBooks in our library catalog. These books are accessible to Tabor College students, faculty and staff. Instructions for accessing these materials can be found here: www.tabor.edu/library/services.php#q40 Periodical Databases EBSCOhost (on-campus or password access only) Search the following databases: Academic Search Premier - over 4000 fulltext academic journals Business Source Premier - fulltext for 1,050 business journals CINAHL - Nursing Database - Psychology databases ATLA Religion Database Communications and Mass Media Complete For off-campus access click here InfoTrac Web (on-campus or password access only) Broadbased undergraduate research database. Includes ten databases with many full-text articles.

125. Kansas Supreme Court Law Library column icon kansas SUPREME COURT LAW LIBRARY column icon The Universityof kansas Law Library, Green Hall, Lawrence, KS 66045 , email ptull@ku.edu http://www.kscourts.org/ctlib/

to Judicial Branch home page ] or the [ Supreme Court home page KANSAS SUPREME COURT LAW LIBRARY Location: 301 W 10th, Topeka, KS 66612 Phone: Fax: E-mail: lawlibrary@kscourts.org Personnel: Fred Knecht, Library Director Claire King, Assistant Director/Reference/Federal Depository Brigitte Blevins, Reference Jan Cook, Reference/Acquisitions Laura Schafer, Automation/Reference Linda Watson, Accounting/Kansas Reports Sales HOURS: 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Monday-Friday except holidays. COLLECTION: 185,000 volumes and 600 periodical titles. Includes statutory and case law for all 50 states, England, Canada, Australia and the U.S.; treatises on various legal subjects; some federal documents; briefs of Kansas appellate level cases. Special collections of court and court-related materials. The library is a U.S. Federal Depository Library ACCESS TO THE COLLECTION: Anyone can use the library on the premises. CIRCULATION: Materials are generally circulated for a period of three weeks, with some exceptions, to members of the bench, the bar, and to employees of the State of Kansas. CHARGES: Copying charges - 15 cents per page Fax charges - 50 cents per page INTERLIBRARY LOAN: The Law Library actively participates with other libraries for the sharing of resources.

126. Newton, Kansas, Public Library - General Library Information Newton Public Library, Newton kansas. Other individual memberships includekansas Library Trustees Association, American Library Association, http://www.newtonplks.org/libinfo.html

Newton Public Library 720 N Oak Newton, KS 67114 Home News Kids Catalog ... Library Policies General Library Information How to get a Library Card Library Hours and Access Points Where is the Newton Public Library? Available Services and Programs Loan Policies Library Interior Plans. The Staff. The Friends of the Newton Public Library. The Library Board The Second Century Foundation. The Florence Bessmer Foundation. Association Memberships 2004 NPL Annual Report Back to Main Menu HOW TO BECOME A NEWTON PUBLIC LIBRARY CARDHOLDER Library cards are issued to residents of Kansas without charge. Courtesy cards are issued to college students who are not residents of Kansas but attending an area college. An Adult library card is issued to an applicant age 18 or older with the personal presentation of identification. Identification accepted: Adults: Valid Kansas Driver's License with current address or Kansas ID card or two identifications, one which verifies current address. Childrens: Parent's/Guardian's signature with parent's/guardian's identification as per above qualifications. Back to Library Information.

127. South Carolina State Library - Press Release Lion, Logo of the South Carolina State Library, SC State Library Press Butcher was awarded the kansas Library Association President s Award to New http://www.state.sc.us/scsl/press/pr072505.htm

SC State Library Press Releases: For Immediate Release July 25, 2005 Contact: Ann Addy Public Relations Coordinator South Carolina State Library Phone: 803-734-4385 addy@leo.scsl.state.sc.us Web Site: http://www.statelibrary.sc.gov Patti Butcher Named South Carolina State Library Director Patti J. Butcher of Lawrence, Kansas, has been named South Carolina State Library Director effective July 1. She replaces Jim Johnson who retired at the end of June. Butcher was library development coordinator at the Northeast Kansas Library System in Lawrence. Educated at the Emporia State University and the University of Kansas, Butcher has worked as director of library information technology at the Kansas State Library and as department head for reference and interlibrary loan at the Central Kansas Library System in Great Bend, Kansas. Butcher was awarded the Kansas Library Association "President's Award to New Professional" in 1996. She is a member of the American Library Association, Kansas Library Association, Public Library Association, Mountain Plains Library Association and Beta Phi Mu. She has participated in numerous professional activities for library including serving as president and vice-president of the Kansas Library Association. "Patti brings many qualities to the director's position," said B.G. Stephens, chairman of the Board of Trustees. "The board of trustees is confident that her expertise and experiences will be an asset to the South Carolina State Library and its employees."

128. Southwestern College Memorial Library - SC Library Databases 3) From the State of kansas Library Catalog or the World CAT world catalog The kansas Library Catalog contains all of the books owned by every College http://www.sckans.edu/library/ill.html

INTERLIBRARY LOAN WHAT IS IT Borrow BOOKS from WITHIN KANSAS WHAT CAN BE BORROWED? WHERE DO I RETURN AN ITEM? ... ARTICLE ILL REQUEST FORM WHAT IS INTERLIBRARY LOAN? This is a service offered by the Southwestern College Library. If we don't have a book or article in our databases or housed in paper form in the main campus library, we will borrow it from another library and mail it to you. 95% of the time, we are successful in locating the item for you. Note that this is a service restricted to Southwestern College students, faculty, and staff. Members of the general public should inquire at their local public libraries for availability of interlibrary loan services through the local public library system. This service usually takes between 8-14 days because it relies on shipping and receiving books through the US Postal Service. Once the item has arrived, a photocopy of a journal article is yours to keep forever. A book must be mailed to or dropped off at the Main Campus library so that we can return it to the library from which it was borrowed. WHAT CAN BE BORROWED?

129. Developing A Rural Model For A Regional Disaster Planning Network Plan for Preserving Information Resources in kansas . Topeka PreservationCommittee, kansas Library Network Board. 2. A particularly helpful resource, http://aic.stanford.edu/conspec/bpg/annual/v17/bp17-02.html

The American Institute for Conservation Developing a Rural Model for a Regional Disaster Planning Network: A Case Study in Southwestern Kansas Whitney Baker The following text contains references to figures presented in the poster session , but not available in this electronic version Introduction In 1995, The Kansas Disaster Recovery Assistance Network (K-DRAN) was created by the Kansas Library Network Board in order to meet the goal of "preparing for disasters that threaten information resources." At that time, the state of Kansas was divided into three semi-autonomous regions for faster response to emergencies. During the summer of 1997, Michael Kelly, Curator of Special Collections at Wichita State University, and Whitney Baker, a consultant from the Preservation and Conservation Studies Program at the University of Texas at Austin, laid the foundation for one region's response efforts. The network, named "D-RISK" (Disaster Recovery in Southwestern Kansas), was designed to incorporate all repositories of paper-based collections in south central and southwestern Kansas, including historical societies, county records agencies, libraries, and museums. The creation of D-RISK was met with some formidable challenges. First, with the exception of Wichita (population 500,000) and a few other cities, the region was mainly rural and sparsely populated. D-RISK encompassed thirty-five counties; a drive across the region from east to west would take at least six hours on a clear, spring day. Given such a large geographical expanse, there was legitimate concern about the network's ability to respond quickly to disasters that might be located hours away from a large population center. Additional challenges for the D-RISK team included overcoming a lack of regional preservation and conservation expertise and a dearth of financial support. Despite these weighty concerns, a successful regional coalition was developed that could serve as a model for other rural networks.

130. Kansas Maps - Perry-Castañeda Map Collection - UT Library Online PerryCastañeda Library Map Collection. kansas Maps. State Maps. kansas (basemap) JPEG format (191K) County boundaries and names, county seats, rivers. http://www.lib.utexas.edu/maps/kansas.html

@import url("/utlol-2nd.css"); Skip to Content Home Sitemap Help SEARCH: choose an area to search Library Web Site Library Catalog How Do I...? Web About the Libraries Libraries, Centers, and Museums Hours Parking ... PCL Map Collection > Kansas Maps Maps FAQ Map Room Guide World Africa ... Map Dealers Other Map Sites Map Sites City Map Sites Country Map Sites Historical Map Sites ... Weather Map Sites Map Collection Kansas Maps State Maps Kansas (base map) JPEG format (191K) County boundaries and names, county seats, rivers. Original scale 1:2,500,000 U.S. Geological Survey, 1972 limited update 1990 Kansas (outline map) JPEG format (89K) County boundaries and names. U.S. Bureau of the Census, 1990 Kansas (reference map) JPEG format (223K) Shaded relief map with state boundaries, forest cover, place names, major highways. Portion of "The National Atlas of the United States of America. General Reference", compiled by U.S. Geological Survey 2001, printed 2002 Kansas (reference map) PDF format (225K) Shaded relief map with state boundaries, forest cover, place names, major highways. Portion of "The National Atlas of the United States of America. General Reference", compiled by U.S. Geological Survey 2001, printed 2002 Kansas - Federal Lands and Indian Reservations PDF format (535K) The National Atlas of the United States of America, U.S. Geological Survey, 2003

131. JoCo Library Home Includes services offered, locations, career opportunities, Friends of the Library,research center, readers corner, administrative information, http://www.jocolibrary.org/

This website is available in a Text only Version Search Author Title Subject Series Periodicals Web site About the Library Readers' Corner Kids Teens ... My Account 2005 Hispanic Fiesta Join us in our third annual Hispanic Festival, for ethnic music, dancing, food, crafts and information booths. Sunday, September 25, 2005; 1-4 p.m. at Strang Park (directly behind the Central Resource Library 2005 Hispanic Fiesta Human Rights Project An AIDS documentary, State of Denial , will be shown Friday, Oct. 14, 2005; 2-4:30 p.m. and Thursday, Oct. 20, 2005; 6-8:45 p.m. at the Central Resource Library . A panel discussion about AIDS in Africa and the local effects of AIDS on our community will be held after the film. Learn more about this video and related programs at http://www.JoCoLibrary.org/HumanRights 2005 Pinnacle Award Reception Gary R. Holcombe is the 2005 Pinnacle Award honoree, and he will be honored at a reception on Thursday, Sept. 22. Visit the Johnson County Library Foundation Web site for details. Library survey: Do we have the books and materials you want? In an effort to serve you better, we want to know how well our collection of materials is meeting your needs. Please take a few moments and complete this brief survey. Homework Help Open House Homework Help Open House events will be held at each Library location from September 19 to 22. Visit an Open House and register to win a $50 gift card from Waldenbooks.

132. AGent Best viewed with Internet Explorer 5.5 (or higher), Netscape 6.2 (or higher).Compatible with Internet Explorer (IE) 5.0 (or higher), Netscape 4.73 (or http://ksuc-agent.auto-graphics.com/agent/login.asp?cid=ksuc&lid=ksuc&mode=g

133. The Shifted Librarian Library weblog intent on making librarians more portable from Jenny Levine. http://www.theshiftedlibrarian.com/

@import "quicksub.css"; Sunday, September 18, 2005 Life vs. Blogging Permanent link here Add a comment TrackBack [0] ... Google It! Theme Design by Bryan Bell September 2005 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat TSL Archives Blogroll (Sites I Read in My Aggregator) Mobile Blogroll (Sites I Read on My Treo 600) Check box to open links in new windows Spreading the meme: Why You Should Fall to Your Knees and Worship a Librarian About Jenny Chicago Sun-Times article What Is a Shifted Librarian? ... The Shifted Librarian Moblog! Virtual Jenny Email Me AIM Me del.icio.us Jenny Flickr Jenny ... Furl Jenny Popular Pages What's on My Treo 600 Library Services on the Treo 600 Life in the Treo Lane On Being the Digital Job ... Radio 101 Docs Work MLS (formerly SLS ListenIllinois My Past Life Jenny's Cybrary Librarians' Site du Jour (the original library blog!) An Honor Roll of Shifted Libraries Unabridged: Subscribe to the unabridged RSS feed Abridged: Subscribe to the abridged RSS feed

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135. BC :: Bethel College Library Bethel College Library, North Newton, KS. Library. Our goal is to provideprint and nonprint resources, along with appropriate services, to the Bethel http://www.bethelks.edu/services/library/

@import url(/css/totals.css); @import url("/services/mla/mla.css"); Admissions Academics Athletics Alumni ... About Library Our goal is to provide print and non-print resources, along with appropriate services, to the Bethel College community in order to aid their educational and recreational research pursuits. www.bethelks.edu Bethel College 300 East 27th Street North Newton KS, 67117 USA This is: valid XHTML 1.0 valid CSS Please report any inaccuracies to the webmaster for this site. Library Home On-line library catalog Online Databases Interlibrary Loan ... Mennonite Library and Archives

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