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Mississippi Genealogy Network Home Counties Data Adjacent ... Zip Codes Mississippi Genealogy Libraries Please email the name of any library with Mississippi Genealogy materials, the major kinds of materials, especially unique types, and the library location. Forest Public Library Scott county census records, county newspapers, some courthouse type records, family histories. 210 S. Raleigh St., Forest, MS 39074 Gaither Spradling Research Library Ittawamba county census records, newspapers, courthouse records, family histories. Some marriage, deed, tax, and census records are available online. Over 3,000 volumes. Mantachie, MS. The Ittawamba County Historical Society Online Email: MS_Libraries@MSGen.net You must add password "nospam" to Subject. Mail: MSGen, 250 Bender LN., Lawrence, MS 39336-6245 This page has been accessed times since October 17, 1998.

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29. A Literacy Milestone For Mississippi Libraries Mississippi s public libraries are clearly ready to assume some leadership One big reason PLATO so appealed to Mississippi s public libraries is that it http://www.infotoday.com/MMSchools/mar01/tyre.htm

A Literacy Milestone for Mississippi Libraries by Terian Tyre MultiMedia Schools • March/April 2001 R ome wasn't built in a day, and neither will our nation's 21st century digital infrastructure. Gradually, however, it is taking shape. High-speed networks increasingly link schools, libraries, homes, and businesses all across this vast country. And statewide initiatives have often led the way. Mississippi, for example, was among the first to provide universal access to the Internet through all of its public libraries. Now, it steps out front as the first state to offer universal access to academic curriculum through its public libraries. Patrons choose their courses from the PLATO learning system, a collection of computer-based instructional curricula for young adults and adults from PLATO Learning, Inc. It's all Web-based and totally free to users. First to Offer Statewide Access to PLATO Playing a pivotal role in this literacy project is the Mississippi Library Commission (MLC) and its former executive director, John Pritchard. First, the MLC helped spearhead investment for a frame-relay network that made high-speed Internet access available to virtually all the libraries in the state. This improved infrastructure, in turn, enabled delivery of complex courseware like PLATO and other advanced applications to libraries statewide. Finally, an independent assessment by the state's First Regional Library in a demonstration project proved compelling. Patrons were interested. Quite a few took the self-paced instructional courses to earn their GED, for example. Library staff also generally approved, noting that it took little administration time (staff register patrons with the system just once) while offering considerable benefit to their communities. Based on this success, the MLC has now rolled out the PLATO Web Learning Network to public libraries throughout Mississippi. The MLC approved a 3-year subscription, which should result in a rich baseline data for further analysis.

30. Tessa Minchew : Vita mississippi libraries 66.4 (Winter 2002) 110112. html pdf MississippiLibrary Association 2002 Annual Conference, Hattiesburg, Mississippi http://www.gpc.edu/~tminchew/

Home Vita: Printer-Friendly Format Original Cataloging LIS Links Tessa L. H. Minchew Georgia Perimeter College 555 North Indian Creek Drive, Clarkston, GA 30021 Office: 678.891.3671 Fax: 404.294.3486 tminchew@gpc.edu Education: Master of Library and Information Science (August 2003) University of Southern Mississippi , Hattiesburg, Mississippi Subject: Library and Information Science Bachelor of Fine Arts (December 1996) Mississippi State University , Starkville, Mississippi Subject: Studio Art Library Employment History: Catalog Librarian/Instructor (January 2004 - present) LRC Technical Services Georgia Perimeter College , Clarkston, Georgia Reporting to the Coordinator of Technical Services. Primary duties include original and complex copy cataloging of library materials, database maintenance, and authority control. Duties conducted using OCLC Passport, CatME, and Connexion, Endeavor Voyager, and the principal tools of cataloging (MARC 21, Bibliographic Formats and Standards, AACR2R, LCSH, LC Classification, and LCRI). Special projects include maintaining the college's holdings in the Georgia Libraries Journal List (GOLD) , creating and maintaining the departmental Web page , and training staff in the principles of cataloging and the use of OCLC and Voyager.

31. Frame A Mississippi Directory of Organizations, Archives, Libraries, University ofmississippi libraries Department of Archives and Special Collections http://nationalhistoryday.org/08_others/08_coordinators/mississippi.html

State Coordinator for Mississippi Address: Deanne Nuwer and Phyllis Jestice History Department University of Southern Mississippi Liberal Arts Building Box 5047 Hattiesburg, MS 39406-5047 Mississippi Hometown Connection Phone: Deanne Nuwer: (601) 266-4335 Fax: Email: Phyllis.jestice@usm.edu Deanne.Nuwer@usm.edu Web address: http://www-dept.usm.edu/~history/affiliatedprograms.html State Contest: Date: April 2, 2005 Location: University of Southern Miss., Hattiesburg Mississippi Directory of Organizations, Archives, Libraries, Historical Societies, Museums and Historic Sites: Organizations Mississippi Department of Education Mississippi History Day Mississippi Humanities Council Mississippi Museums Association ... University of Southern Mississippi co-sponsor of National History Day in Mississippi Archives and Libraries Center for the Study of Southern Culture Mississippi Department of Archives and History Mississippi Library Commission Mississippi Public Library Links ... University of Southern Mississippi Special Collections and Archives Historical Societies, Museums and Historic Sites Delta Blues Museum Online Historic Properties Division properties maintained by the Mississippi Department of Archives and History Mississippi Historical Society co-sponsor of National History Day in Mississippi Museum Division of the Mississippi Department of Archives and History Museum of the Southern Jewish Experience National Park Service sites University Museums of the University of Mississippi

32. EML: Taking Mississippi Libraries Into The 21st Century In 2000, the new editorial board of mississippi libraries, the quarterly For example, when the Summer issue of mississippi libraries came out in print http://www.dlib.org/dlib/february02/goodvin/02goodvin.html

Contents D-Lib Magazine February 2002 Volume 8 Number 2 ISSN 1082-9873 eML Taking Mississippi Libraries into the 21st Century Mississippi State University renee@blondelibrarian.net Brooke Lippy University of Central Arkansas bell_librarian@yahoo.com Abstract In 2000, the editorial board of Mississippi Libraries , the quarterly publication of the Mississippi Library Association, determined that Mississippi Libraries should establish an online presence. The board assigned this task to two individuals with web authoring experience. In an effort to distinguish the online version from the print, the web editors began referring to the online presence of Mississippi Libraries as eML (electronic Mississippi Libraries eML . At that time, eight association journals (Florida, Hawaii, Louisiana, Nevada, Texas, Virginia, Washington, and West Virginia) were examined and judged on the issues being considered for eML It has been a year and a half since Mississippi Libraries added its electronic counterpart to the arena of online state library association journals. In order to determine where eML stands, the web editors re-examined the electronic journals of the eight other associations to compare and contrast the issues considered previously. Of the eight state library journals originally examined, four are either no longer accessible online or are not currently updated.

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36. Law-Lib: RE: Mississippi Libraries Ban 'Daily Show' Book Next message Zammarelli, Christopher M. RE mississippi libraries ban DailyShow book Not all public library systems in Mississippi had problems http://lawlibrary.ucdavis.edu/LAWLIB/Jan05/0166.html

RE: Mississippi libraries ban 'Daily Show' book From: Christopher Noe ( noe@olemiss.edu Date: Next message: Zammarelli, Christopher M.: "RE: Mississippi libraries ban 'Daily Show' book" Previous message: Allyssen Watkins: "Looking to purchase 49 CFR parts 200-399 (1997)" Maybe in reply to: Baker, Brian L.: "Mississippi libraries ban 'Daily Show' book" Next in thread: Zammarelli, Christopher M.: "RE: Mississippi libraries ban 'Daily Show' book" Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] Colleagues: Not all public library systems in Mississippi had problems with "America (the book)". The regional library system in our part of the state owns seven copies, one for each of its branches. At the moment, five of the seven copies are checked out. On the other hand, I suspect that some public libraries in other states have also self-censored this title. Doing acquisitions for a public library must be a very challenging job. After all, there is always some person or group that will be offended no matter what you select or fail to select. Nonetheless, I think most librarians would

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40. The Jazz Site: Jazz Services Organisations Database - University Of Mississippi (Other) Greg Johnson, University of mississippi libraries, Archives and SpecialCollectio, JD Williams Library Universit, Oxford, Mississippi, USA. http://www.jazzservices.org.uk/org/89.htm

University of Mississippi Libraries (Other) Greg Johnson, University of Mississippi Libraries, Archives and Special Collectio, J D Williams Library Universit, Oxford, Mississippi, USA. +00 1 662 915 7753 (office tel) +00 1 662 915 5734 (office fax) gjl@olemiss.edu (email) www.olemiss.edu/depts/general_library/files/archives/blues/ (internet) Based at the University of Mississippi and it acquires and conserves blues and blues-related materials, for scholars of the blues, African American studies, and southern culture. It houses over 50,000 sound recordings, 15,000 photographs; more than 350 videotapes; 3,000 books, periodicals and newsletters; and numerous manuscripts and ephemera. The archive is one of the largest collections of blues material in the world. It was established in 1984 and serves not only students and faculty within the University of Mississippi, but researchers worldwide. Archive open Mon-Fri 08.00 to 17.00 except during selected university holidays. Record last updated on 20/08/2003 Click here to go to The Jazz Site opening page.

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