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DOCUMENT RESUME ED 459 852 IR 058 398 AUTHOR Getzen, Jami, Ed.; VanOstran, Lisa, Ed.; Willoughby, Ed, Ed. TITLE Directory of Michigan Libraries, 2001 thru 2002. INSTITUTION Michigan Library, Lansing. PUB DATE 2001-00-00 NOTE 196p.; For the 1999-2000 directory, see ED 437 975. AVAILABLE FROM Library of Michigan, 717 W. Allegan St., P.O. Box 30007, Lansing, MI 48909-7507. Tel: 517-373-9452; Tel: 877-479-0021 (Toll Free). For full text: http://envoy.libraryofmichigan.org/directory/directory.html. PUB TYPE Reference Materials Directories/Catalogs (132) EDRS PRICE MF01/PC08 Plus Postage. DESCRIPTORS Academic Libraries; Branch Libraries; Depository Libraries; Elementary Secondary Education; Higher Education; *Libraries; Library Associations; Library Networks; *Library Services; Public Libraries; Regional Libraries; Special Libraries; State Libraries IDENTIFIERS *Michigan ABSTRACT This directory provides information about various types of Michigan libraries. The directory is divided into 13 sections: Alphabetical List of Public and Branch Libraries Whose Names Do Not Indicate Their Location; Public and Branch Libraries; Library Cooperatives; Academic Libraries; Regions of Cooperation; Regional Educational Media Centers; Regional and Subregional Libraries; Michigan Documents Depository Libraries; Federal Documents Depository Libraries; Michigan State Agency Libraries; Special Libraries; Library Associations; and School Libraries. Alphabetized in some sections by city and in some sections by title of organization, each entry includes address, phone and fax numbers, and a contactname, which is most often a director. For many of the listings, TDD (Telecommunications Device-for-the-Deaf) number, e-mail addresses, and World Wide Web sitesare offered, as well. Hours of operation are provided for public libraries and branch libraries. Functioning as a search aid, the first section features cross-references to city or town listings for many public librarynames that do not mention or describe the library's location. A directory update form is included. (AEF) Reproductions supplied by EDRS are the best that can be made from the original document. a .'s Int D I . - . - . OS 41.01 M=11. LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL 2001 Senator Dan L. De Grow, Chair Speaker Rick Johnson, Alternate Chair Senator John D. Cherry, Jr. Representative Cameron Brown Senator Robert L. Emerson Representative Gilda Jacobs Senator Joanne G. Emmons Representative Ruth Johnson Senator Shirley Johnson Representative Kwame Kilpatrick Senator Kenneth Sikkema Representative Bruce Patterson ALTERNATES Senator Beverly Hammerstrom Representative David Mead Senator Burton Leland Representative Carl Williams Senator John J.H. Schwarz, M.D. Representative Gary Woronchak LIBRARY OF MICHIGAN BOARD OF TRUSTEES David Tate, Chair Thomas Moore Bettina Graber, Vice-Chair Lois Pawlusiak Chief Justice Maura Corrigan Christie Pearson Brandau, Secretary represented by Barbara Bonge Frances Pletz Maureen Derenzy Senator John J.H. Schwarz, M.D. Denise Forro Senator Alma Wheeler Smith Bonnie Gasperini John Strand Linda McFadden Representative Gerald VanWoerkom Representative Jack Minore LIBRARY,OF MICHIGAN Christie Pearson Brandau, State Librarian Joanne Budler, Deputy State Librarian Robin Allen, Director, Human Resources Paul Groll, Director, Network and Information Systems Janet Laverty, Director, Business Services Susan E. Nearing, Director, Public Services Nancy R. Robertson, Interim Director, Technical Services Sarah Watkins, Director, Library of Michigan Foundation Directory of Michigan Libraries 2001 thru 2002 Christie Pearson Brandau, State Librarian Jo Bud ler, Deputy State Librarian Jami Getzen Lisa VanOstran Ed Willoughby Editors Library of Michigan 717 West Allegan Street P. 0. Box 30007 Lansing, MI 48909-7507 For questions or comments about this publication contact Jami Getzen at 517-373-9452 or email igetzen@ librarvofmichigan.org Toll-free 1-877-479-0021 Publisher Cataloging-in-Publication Data: Directory of Michigan libraries, 2001 thru 2002. p. cm. 1. Libraries-Michigan-Directories.I.Library of Michigan. Z732.M6 M775 2001/2002 027 D 5 DIRECTORY OF MICHIGAN LIBRARIES ALPHABETICAL LIST OF PUBLIC AND BRANCH LIBRARIES WHOSE NAMES Do NOT INDICATE THEIR LOCATION 5 PUBLIC AND BRANCH LIBRARIES 11 LIBRARY COOPERATIVES 69 ACADEMIC LIBRARIES 71 REGIONS OF COOPERATION 83 REGIONAL EDUCATIONAL MEDIA CENTERS 85 REGIONAL AND SUBREGIONAL LIBRARIES 89 MICHIGAN DOCUMENTS DEPOSITORY LIBRARIES 91 FEDERAL DOCUMENTS DEPOSITORY LIBRARIES 97 MICHIGAN STATE AGENCY LIBRARIES 103 SPECIAL LIBRARIES 109 LIBRARY ASSOCIATIONS 121 SCHOOL LIBRARIES 123 DIRECTORY UPDATE FORM 197 Updates to the directory can be submitted to us electronically at the address below or via the form in the back of the book. Daily updates to this directory, information on creating labels, as well as additional categories, can be located on the web at http://envoy.libraryofmichigan.org/directory/directory.html 6 LIBRARY OF MICHIGAN (Area code 517 unless toll-free) 717 West Allegan Street, P.O. Box 30007, Lansing, MI 48909-7507 http://libraryofmichigan.org/ EXECUTIVE DIVISION 373-1580 NETWORK AND INFORMATION SYSTEMS Telefax 373-4480 DIVISION 373-2549 Christie Pearson Brandau, State Librarian373-5504 Telefax 373-9620 Jenny Sipe, Administrative Assistant 373-5504 Maintains and develops information systems, networks, internet Joanne M. Bud ler, Deputy State Librarian 373-5507 services, websites, databases, and security systems for the Library of Michigan. Library of Michigan Foundation 373-1297 Telefax 373-5700 Groll, Paul, Network and InformationSystems Sarah D. Watkins, Executive Director 373-4470 Director 373-9578 Joyce Ruttan, Foundation Assistant 373-2977 Help Desk 373-2549 Web Programming 373-4061 Internal Database Programming 373-5508 LIBRARY DEVELOPMENT DIVISION 373-1580 Library Systems Specialist.. 373-2497 Toll-Free 877-429-0021 Network Administration 373-5022 Telefax 373-5700 Software Development 373-1291 Trains and assists librarians around the state. Budler, Joanne M., Library Dev., Director 373-5507 PUBLIC SERVICES DIVISION 373-1300 AccessMichigan/MEL 373-4466 Provides reference and research service to the legislature, Continuing Education Coordinator 373-2548 state government and citizens of Michigan. Maintains Librarian Certification Questions 373-2548 general and special collections and circulating materials. Library Law Specialist 373-1299 Also provides library services to Michigan residents with Library Services & visual and physical impairments. Technology Act: Program 373-4331 Public Information Office 373-5578 Nearing, Susan E., Public Services Director 373-1300 Universal Service Fund/Technology Plans.373-4331 Circulation 373-1360 LM Web Coordinator 373-4364 Collection Development Coordinator 373-5861 Youth Services 373-4457 Federal & State Documents Reference 373-1300 Librarian Training 373-4836 Government Outreach 373-1395 Interlibrary Loan 373-8926 MI-only Telefax 800-292-2431 HUMAN RESOURCES 373-3610 Out of State or Local Telefax 373-3381 Telefax 373-4480 Law Library Reference 373-0630 Administers human resources management functions for the Michigan and Genealogy Special Library, including employee compensation, classification, Collections Supervisor 373-5860 benefits, recruitment, staff development and training programs. Michigan Center for the Book 373-3891 Reference Research Center 373-1300 Allen, Robin D., Human Resources Director 373-1582 Service for the Blind & Physically Handicapped Human Resources Administrator 373-1596 Toll-free statewide number 800-992-9012 Human Resources Assistant 373-3610 SBPH Supervisor 373-5353 Library Jobline 373-1099 SBPH toll-free telefax (MI only) 800-726-7323 SBPH telefax 373-5865 Lansing-Based Services 373-5614 BUSINESS SERVICES DIVISION 373-1587 Tours 373-8934 Telefax 373-5815 Prepares budgets, processes accounts payables, receivables and purchasing library materials. State aid to public libraries, penal TECHNICAL SERVICES DIVISION 373-5511 fines and library certification are administered through this office. Telefax 373-9438 Federal Programs serve Michigan's libraries by planning, adminis- Orders, receives and invoices for books and materials for Main tration and fiscal management of federal and other grant programs. and Law; state and federal regional depository programs; catalogs and processes materials for Main and Law Laverty, Janet, Business Services Director373-1550 collections; rare book program; preservation; bindery program. Directory Changes 373-9452 Federal Programs Manager 373-5510 Robertson, Nancy, Technical Services Librarian Certification Records 373-7147 Interim Director 373-9464 Library Services & Acquisitions TDD 373-5866 Technology Act: Reimbursements 373-1306 Cataloging 373-2583 Library Statistics 373-3828 Michigan Documents MichiCard 373-1293 Acquisitions 373-2971 Request LM Publications 373-9452 Depository Librarian 373-9489 State Aid to Public Libraries/Penal Fines..373-7147 Michigan Newspaper Project 373-9440 State Programs Manager 373-9593 Preservation 373-9464 Rare Book 373-9464 Serials 373-5818 U.S. Documents Disposal Lists 373-3033 4 ALPHABETICAL LIST OF PUBLIC AND BRANCH LIBRARIES WHOSE NAMES Do NOT INDICATE THEIR LOCATIONS Addison Branch Library, Addison Bloomingdale Branch Library, Bloomingdale see ADRIAN see DECATUR Addison Township Public Library Blue Bush Branch Library see LEONARD see MONROE Alcona County Library Bowen Branch Library see HARRISVILLE see DETROIT Alfred Noble Branch Library Boyne District Library see LIVONIA see BOYNE CITY Algansee
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