81. Louisiana Library Jobs For Information Professionals And Librarians Lisjobs.com collects job databases, guides, and other employment resources forlibrarians from across the web and organizes them into one handy site. http://www.lisjobs.com/states/louisiana.htm

Louisiana Library Jobs Additions to or comments on this page? E-mail rachel@lisjobs.com. Job Banks: Job listings from the state library of Louisiana. Individual Libraries: Job openings in the Louisiana State University Libraries. Job Opportunities at the New Orleans Public Library. Openings at Tulane University. Other Ideas: Search current postings on Lisjobs.com for Louisiana jobs. lalibjobs is an e-mail list focused on posting Louisiana library jobs. SOLINET posts positions in libraries in the southeastern U.S.

82. Rapides Parish Library Parish Library is a mediumsize public library, serving Rapides Parish (county)located in central louisiana. louisiana Library Connection Databases http://www.rpl.org/

83. Susan Marshall Richard of Edith Garland Dupré Library. Lafayette, LA University of louisiana at.Lafayette, 1998 . Baton Rouge, LA louisiana Library Association, http://www.ucs.louisiana.edu/~som6843/

84. ALA | Louisiana Library Settles Suit By Former Staffer louisiana Library Settles Suit by Former Staffer. A fouryear-old lawsuit broughtby a fired library technician against the Tangipahoa Parish Library in http://www.ala.org/al_onlineTemplate.cfm?Section=february2002&Template=/ContentM

85. Louisiana Library Connection Databases louisiana Library Connection Databases. http//lalibcon.state.lib.la.us/ Thefollowing databases are provided by the State of louisiana and may be accessed http://www.ashrosary.org/lalib.htm

Louisiana Library Connection Databases http://lalibcon.state.lib.la.us/ The following databases are provided by the State of Louisiana and may be accessed free of charge by Louisiana residents with valid public library cards issued by local parish public libraries: BOWKER’S BOOKS IN PRINT Titles from over 165,00 publishers, distributors, wholesalers and book agents, providing full-text reviews, bibliographic information and contact information for publishers. EBSCO MasterFILE Premier – Provides full-text of 1,830 periodicals covering nearly all subjects including general, reference, business and health. The Serials Directory – Provides up-to-date and accurate bibliographic information and pricing for over 178,5000 U.S. and international periodicals. Middle Search Plus – Provides full text for 80 magazines covering general topics appropriate for middle and jr. high school students. – Provides over 25,000 encyclopedic entries. Searchable by subject or keywords within the entry. EBSCO Animals Primary Search – Provides full text for over 50 children’s magazines and over 100 children’s pamphlets, designed for elementary school student.

86. ASIS MY98, Case Studies In Academic Collaboration A Statewide Cooperative Project The louisiana Library Network Carol Barry,louisiana State University (contributed paper) http://www.asis.org/Conferences/MY98/Panel-Case.htm

ASIS Midyear '98 Proceedings Collaboration Across Boundaries: Theories, Strategies, and Technology Case Studies in Academic Collaboration Sponsored by SIG CRS, SIG LAN, and SIG TIS Academe has endured many intellectual and cultural revolutions, but how well is it handling the technology evolution? New technologies have made enormous demands on the institutions of higher learning. Unusual, even unimagined collaborative partnerships have been forged to address the demands of student, staff and faculty related to technology. How successful have these partnerships been? How does collaboration or lack of it impact the academy? How stressful are these partnerships? This panel will present case studies that involve two or more academic related organizations addressing needs generated by changes in technology. Collaboration Between a Computer Services Help Desk and Library Reference Department Doug Kaylor, Wright State University As computer technology and network access diffuses throughout the university, faculty and staff demands for WWW training and support resulted in a blurring of user support responsibilities. This case reports on the collaborative model developed at Wright State University. Issues involved included accuracy, timeliness and expertise of support, duplication of services, coordination of efforts, interdepartmental communications, diverse corporate culture, and funding. A Statewide Cooperative Project: The Louisiana Library Network Carol Barry

87. New Orleans And Louisiana Authors, Literature, And Book Stores Locating louisiana Writers 17061867. louisiana Library Directory - This StateLibrary of louisiana allows you to browse your Parish library systems online http://neworleanswebsites.com/cat/ar/lt/lt.html

88. Nicholls State University - Ellender Memorial Library It is brought free of charge and run by the louisiana Library Association. The State Library of louisiana is one of the state s greatest sources for http://www.nicholls.edu/library/sg_louisiana.htm

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89. Consortium Of Consortia louisiana Library Connection Website http//lalibcon.state.lib.la.us. louisianaLibrary Connection State Library of louisiana PO Box 131 http://www.library.yale.edu/consortia/LLC.html

International Coalition of Library Consortia Louisiana Library Connection Website: http://lalibcon.state.lib.la.us Louisiana Library Connection State Library of Louisiana P.O. Box 131 Baton Rouge LA 70821 rbordelo@state.lib.la.us Phone 225 342 7962 Fax 225 219 4725 Diane Brown Deputy State Librarian dbrown@crt.state.la.us Number of office staff: Brief description Provides access to subscription research databases for Louisiana citizens through Louisiana public libraries and the State Library of Louisiana. Legal structure Government-supported Primary functions Electronic content licensing Number and type of member libraries 66 Public, 1 State Last updated August 2004 Consortium of Consortia Homepage

90. Consortium Of Consortia International Coalition of Library Consortia louisiana Library Network The louisiana Library Network combines the resources of louisiana s public and http://www.library.yale.edu/consortia/LOUIS.html

International Coalition of Library Consortia Louisiana Library Network LOUIS Website: http://www.louislibraries.org 200 Frey Computing Services Center Tower Dr. at S. Stadium LSU Baton Rouge, LA rjb@lsu.edu Phone 225 578 3700 Fax 225 578 3709 Ralph J. Boe Director (Chief administrative contact and chief contact for library inquiries) rjb@lsu.edu Sara Zimmerman Assistant Director (Chief contact for vendors and chief technological contact) sara@lsu.edu Number of office staff: 12 Brief description The Louisiana Library Network combines the resources of Louisiana's public and private academic libraries, along with a centralized support staff located on LSU campus, to produce a dynamic library consortium. The central support staff, commonly referred to as simply "LOUIS", provides many services to consoritum members such as library automation, a union catalog, electronic resources, autentication, training, consulting, and hosting related listserves and websites. Established in 1992 by the Board of Regents, LOUIS has 33 members and receives approximately $3.5 M annually in contracts and membership fees to support consortium members. Legal structure Government-supported: supported by the Louisiana Board of Regents Primary functions Cataloging services Collections sharing Electronic content licensing Electronic content loading/presentation Interlibrary loan/document delivery Training

91. NASIG Newsletter, June, 1998: LOUISIANA LIBRARY ASSOCIATION ANNUAL CONFERENCE Cosponsored by NASIG and the louisiana Library Association’s Academic Section,this program was full of timely, useful information. http://www.nasig.org/newsletters/newsletters.1998/98june/98june_louisiana_librar

North American Serials Interest Group NASIG Newsletter Vol. 13, No. 3 (June 1998) ISSN: 0092-1733 OTHER SERIALS NEWS LOUISIANA LIBRARY ASSOCIATION ANNUAL CONFERENCE "Full-Text" Access Evaluation: Are We Getting the Real Thing? (Version 2.1.2) Shreveport, LA, March 8, 1998 Reported by Phoebe Timberlake Their study was intended to address their library’s growing need, shared by many institutions, to increase journal access while also controlling journal costs. The methodology included examining the two latest issues of seventy-five print journals also available "full-text" in IAC’s Expanded Academic Index ASAP database. The titles they selected represented social sciences, sciences, and humanities and were all "core" enough to be indexed by one of the Wilson indexes. Their findings were startling, indicating that the "full-text" version very often is not "full," sometimes lacking entire articles, often containing different treatment or presentation of tables, illustrations, citations, editorials, and other parts of the print articles. Timeliness was also a consideration with the percentage of recent print issues not yet available in the database growing, even over the course of the study. Some were not there even several years after the printed version had appeared. Their presentation pointed out that, in fact, electronically accessed full-text materials and their print counterparts are not the same.

92. NASIG Newsletter, June 1999--SERIALS-RELATED REPORTS NASIG and the Serials Interest Group of the louisiana Library Association are tobe commended for presenting such a timely workshop. http://www.nasig.org/newsletters/newsletters.1999/99june/99june_serials_reports.

North American Serials Interest Group NASIG Newsletter Vol. 14, No. 3 (June 1999) SERIALS-RELATED REPORTS LOUISIANA LIBRARY ASSOCIATION PRECONFERENCE "Electronic License Agreement" Baton Rouge, Louisiana, March 16, 1999 Fred Hamilton This pre-conference workshop was co-sponsored by NASIG and the Louisiana Library Association's Serials Interest Group. The speaker was Julia Gammon, Head, Acquisitions Department, University of Akron, Ohio, and former NASIG President. Attendees included approximately 50 academic, school, public, and special librarians, along with students from LSU's School of Library and Information Science. The workshop consisted of an introduction and overview followed by a discussion on the legal foundation and terms we need to be aware of before signing an electronic license agreement. After a short break, Gammon discussed the licensing process and management and ended with examples of case studies and tips on negotiating licenses. Shrink-wrap licenses are those printed on the wrapping of software purchases and are not negotiable. Standard form licenses are ones vendors typically draft and provide to the user. They are often somewhat negotiable. Individually tailored licenses are specifically negotiated between the vendor (licensor) and user (licensee). They usually apply to specially designed software, databases, or to very large contracts. Exclusive licenses are ones in which the vendor (licensor) agrees not to give any of the same rights to use the licensed materials to anyone else. Non-exclusive licenses are those in which the vendor (licensor) is free to grant the same rights to others.

93. Notable Venues louisiana State Arts Conference; Baton Rouge, LA louisiana Library AssociationConference Showcase; Lafayette, LA Blueberry Jubilee Storytelling Festival; http://www.storyconnection.net/venues.php

Performances Asian Congress of Storytellers, Singapore Museo Pambata, Philippines Louisiana Book Festival; Baton Rouge, LA Creole Festival; French Settlement, LA Mandeville Share Fair ; Mandeville, LA Children’s Castle; Kenner, LA Louisiana Children’s Museum; New Orleans, LA Audubon Zoo; New Orleans, LA Aquarium of the Americas; New Orleans, LA Louisiana State Arts Conference; Baton Rouge, LA Louisiana Library Association Conference Showcase; Lafayette, LA Blueberry Jubilee Storytelling Festival; Poplarville, MS New Orleans Museum of Art Children’s Int’l Holiday Celebration Workshops/Residencies Wild About Marketing Workshop; Singapore 2004 Join In! Playing with Participation Workshop; Singapore 2004 Wild About Marketing Workshop; Mississippi State Arts Conference 2004; Jackson, MS Wild About Marketing Workshop; Wildacres Storytelling Retreat 2004; Little Switzerland, NC Wild About Marketing Workshop; Northlands Storytelling Network 2004; Madison, WI Marketing Your ACT Workshop; National Storytelling Network Conference 2003; Chicago, IL Marketing Your ACT Workshop; Sharing the Fire Storytelling Conference; Boston, MA

94. Renée Bougard S Curriculum Vitae louisiana State University School of Veterinary Medicine Library, louisianaLibrary Association Annual Conference, Lafayette LA, March 2001. http://nnlm.gov/scr/aboutus/cv_Bougard.htm

95. Blaine S. Kern Library - Our Lady Of Holy Cross College louisiana Academic Library Information Network consortium (LALINC) includes the LOUIS The louisiana Library Network is a statewide network of academic, http://www.olhcc.edu/library/services.shtml

About OLHCC Admissions Academics ATI Program ... Giving to OLHCC Search Services Blaine S. Kern Library Reference Professional librarians are available at all times to assist patrons. Circulation Books and government documents are checked out for two weeks with renewal. AV materials may be checked out for class presentations or viewed in one of the three AV rooms on the second floor of the library. Reference, genealogy, and periodicals do not circulate. Overdue fines are 10 cents a day per book. Reserve Library-use-only materials, placed by the faculty for student use, are located at the circulation desk. Interlibrary Loan Materials not available in the library can be obtained through interlibrary loan at $1.00 per request. Forms are available at the circulation desk. Overdue fines for interlibrary loan materials are $1.00 per day. Books borrowed through interlibrary loan cannot be renewed. Copiers Print and microform copiers are provided for patron use at 10 cents a copy.

96. Dr. Anna H. Perrault Outstanding Alumna, School of Library and Information Science, louisiana She is a past president of the louisiana Library Association and served as an http://www.cas.usf.edu/lis/faculty/perrault.html

Educational Background Career Path Awards and Honors Professional Associations ... Curriculum Vitae Colophon from the McIlhenny Catalogue EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND Dr. Anna Perrault, professor, earned an M.A. in English Literature and an M.S. in Library Science from Louisiana State University. She received her Ph.D. in Library and Information Studies from the Florida State University in 1994. CAREER PATH Before coming to USF, Dr. Perrault was a librarian at the Louisiana State University Libraries, where she was Humanities bibliographer from 1976 to 1984, and Head of Interlibrary Services and Reference Collection Management from 1986 to 1993. From 1992 to 1993 she also served as an adjunct faculty member in the School of Library and Information Science at LSU. At USF, Dr. Perrault teaches research methods, collection development and management, collection assessment, academic libraries, and humanities information sources and services. AWARDS AND HONORS Outstanding Alumna, School of Library and Information Science, Louisiana State University, 2004

97. Vertical File --Louisiana . . ., Louisiana Division, New Orleans Public Library louisiana Library AssociationDocuments, US Government Access Addresses, 1975,VF. louisiana Library Association-Library Appreciation Day, VF http://nutrias.org/~nopl/info/louinfo/vf/vflou.htm

New Orleans Public Library Louisiana Division Index to the Louisiana Division Vertical Files Go to A B C D ... Numbers] Folders Beginning with L: Louisiana . . . See also: Libraries Louisiana . . . Louisiana State University Louisiana World Exposition Folder Title File Type Notes Louisiana TVF Louisiana (articles) TVF Louisiana Advisory Council for the State Documents Depository Program VF Louisiana Aids Conference VF Louisiana American Revolution Bicentennial Commission VF Louisiana and Southern Life Insurance Co. (New Orleans, La.) BVF Louisiana Archaeological Society VF Louisiana Archaeology Week VF Louisiana Archaeology Week VF State of Louisiana, Division of Archaeology Louisiana Archives and Manuscripts Association VF Louisiana Art and Folk Festival VF Louisiana Art Education Association VF Louisiana Arts and Sciences Center (Baton Rouge) VF Louisiana Association for Educational Communications VF Louisiana Association for Mental Health VF Louisiana Association for the Education of Young Children VF Louisiana Association of Business and Industry VF Louisiana Association of Business and Industry II VF Louisiana Association of Chiefs of Police VF Louisiana Association of Child Care Agencies VF Louisiana Association of Community Action Agencies, Inc.

98. Library And Information Science Links Good Links Outside of Our Walls New Orleans Public Library LSL s home page,including their louisiana library directories (useful primarily for mailing http://nutrias.org/~nopl/links/liblinks/liblinks.htm

Good Links Outside of Our Walls New Orleans Public Library Local Libraries and Library-Related sites East Baton Rouge Public Library Jefferson Parish Library LOUIS The Louisiana Online University Information System's links to the web sites and automated catalogs of Louisina's libraries. Also available is the LOUIS Libraries Union Catalog which allows one to search two or more libraries for a known item. Louisiana Library Association Louisiana State Library LSL's home page, including their Louisiana library directories (useful primarily for mailing addresses, phone numbers, and some email contact information; there are few if any links to web pages included in their directory). LSU Libraries Web access to LSU's library catalog, web pages and information about sources and services system wide LSU's School of Library and Information Science "How to become a Librarian in the Pelican State" St. Tammany Parish Library TULANet Voyager Web access to Tulane's library catalog and some of their databases. Specific Links American Library Association Banned Books Week Celebrating the freedom to read!

99. GUIDE TO LAW ONLINE: United States - Louisiana louisiana Legislative History (Law Library of louisiana); Research Guides (LawLibrary of louisiana). Southeastern Chapter of the American Association of http://www.loc.gov/law/guide/us-la.html

Law Library of Congress GLIN Century of Lawmaking Library of Congress ... Index Louisiana State of Louisiana Constitution Executive Judicial Legislative ... General Sources CONSTITUTION Louisiana Constitution (Louisiana Senate) Louisiana Documents (Louisiana Senate) includes previous (1999, 2003, 2004) constitutions and 1995 proposed amendments EXECUTIVE Louisiana Administrative Code (Louisiana Office of the State Register) includes emergency rules Louisiana Register (Louisiana Office of the State Register) in PDF January -September 1996, 1998- Louisiana Executive Orders (Louisiana Office of the State Register) Louisiana Katrina Information (Louisiana) Louisiana Governor Louisiana Attorney General Louisiana Department of Insurance: Hurricane Katrina ... Louisiana Index of Agencies [return to top JUDICIARY Louisiana Supreme Court Opinions (Louisiana Supreme Court) Louisiana Courts of Appeals U.S. Court of Appeals, 5th Circuit

100. General Conference - Wednesday, February 28, 1996 Public, and School Library Network The louisiana Experience. Ralph Boe louisiana Online University Information System, louisiana Library Network http://www.infotoday.com/cil96/wedsfull.html

General Conference - Wednesday, February 28, 1996 Track A - The World Wide Web for Libraries Track B - Information Delivery Track A - The World Wide Web for Libraries Moderators: Hope Tillman - Babson College and Walt Howe - Delphi Internet Services Corp. As the user-friendly World Wide Web interfaces encourage individuals and organizations to use technology in different ways, libraries are taking a leadership role in providing new and exciting services and delivery via the WWW. This track focuses on WWW software, applications, skills, and training. Library "Homes on the Web" Richard Voos - Cataloging Librarian and Helm, Horn Library Navigator, Babson College Frank Cervone - Library Systems Department Head, DePaul University Patti J. Mersmann - Director of Library Information Technology, Kansas State Library Library web projects are blooming. What objectives are these web servers designed to fulfill? How are these projects being implemented, maintained and improved? What staff support is necessary? What training is needed and how is it being accomplished? Xiaofeng John Zhu - Head of Systems

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