Summary of Proceedings

Total Page:16

File Type:pdf, Size:1020Kb

Summary of Proceedings SUMMARY OF PROCEEDINGS Sixty-Fifth Annual Conference of the AMERICAN THEOLOGICAL LIBRARY ASSOCIATION Sara Corkery Editor American Theological Library Association Chicago, Illinois June 8-11, 2011 ISSN: 0066-0868 © 2011 by the American Theological Library Association All rights reserved. This book may not be reproduced, in whole or in part, in any form (beyond that copying permitted by Sections 197 and 108 of the U.S. Copyright Law and except by reviewers for public press), without written permission from the publishers. Published by: American Theological Library Association, 300 South Wacker Drive, Suite 2100, Chicago, IL 60606-6701 USA, tel. 312.454.5100. PREFACE Despite extremes of temperature alternating with bouts of enthusiastic precipitation, Chicago’s architecture and ambience provided a reliably stunning backdrop for ATLA’s sixty- fifth Annual Conference in the summer of 2011. The association’s members took full advantage of this opportunity to share learning, camaraderie, and laughter with their colleagues. Members of Chicago Area Theological Library Association (CATLA) and Association of Chicago Theological Schools (ACTS) proved themselves to be worthy and accommodating hosts. From campus tours, fine dining, and baseball to river cruises, entertainment, and museums—they were available to help every attendee find activities to take delight in while visiting the Windy City. This official record of conference events and activities represents the work of the many presenters, facilitators, and others who are responsible for the breadth of material compiled within these pages. ATLA is grateful for their contributions. I would also like to thank ATLA staff, who helped put together this publication, most particularly Brenda Bailey-Hainer, Denise McFarlin, Zhongwen Jin, and Barbara Kemmis. Thanks also to proofreader Karen Kechaver for her ever-watchful eye. I hope you will enjoy reading this Summary of Proceedings. The document contains full text or summaries of papers, workshops, roundtables, and meetings, plus other items for general reference and record in the appendices. Although it provides a substantial history of the conference, it does not, of course, tell the whole story. Be sure to go online to view additional conference readings and presentations on the ATLA Member SharePoint Communities website (http://www.atla. com/community). Next year’s local hosts, Theological Library Cooperative of Arizona (TLCA), are offering you the chance to rejuvenate, regenerate, and renew during “A Desert Retreat.” We’re sure you’ll want to take part in ATLA’s sixty-sixth annual conference in Scottsdale from June 27–30, 2012. Hope to see you there. Sara Corkery Editor iii TABLE OF CONTENTS Preface iii Sara Corkery Program for the 2011 Annual Conference 1–5 Preconference Workshops 6–12 “Doing Qualitative Research” 6 Timothy D. Lincoln “Tackling the Foreign Language Backlog” 7 Richard A. Lammert Business Reports 13–25 Business Meeting 13 Board of Directors Meetings 13 Presidential Address: “What Good Shall We Accomplish?” 14 Laura C. Wood ATLA State of the State Address 20 Brenda Bailey-Hainer Interest Group Meeting Summaries 26–31 Collection Evaluation and Development 26 College and University 26 Cooperative Preservation for Archives and Libraries 27 Public Services 28 Special Collections 28 Teaching and Learning 29 Technical Services 29 World Christianity 30 World Religions 30 Presentations to Interest Groups 32–85 Collection Evaluation and Development Interest Group: “Panel Discussion on Assessing Collections” 32 Beth Bidlack, Jeffrey Garrett, Louis Charles Willard College and University Interest Group: “Electronic Journal Preservation: A Comparison of Portico and LOCKSS” 49 Lugene Schemper, Bill Hook, Christina Torbert Cooperative Preservation for Archives and Libraries Interest Group: “Preservation Problems and Solutions to Share” 51 Eric Dix, Diane Pugh, Richard Seidel Public Services Interest Group: “Re-envisioning the Theological Library: New Models of Service” 55 Leeland R. Deeds, Anthony J. Elia, Eileen Saner iv Special Collections Interest Group: “‘These Appear to be Your Property:’ Theft and Security in Special Collections Libraries” 67 Christopher J. Anderson Technical Services Interest Group: Presentation 1 • “What I Wish I had Known When I Started in Technical Services” 77 Armin Siedlecki Presentation 2 • “Cost-Cutting Measures in Technical Services” 78 Donna Campbell, Eric Friede, Armin Siedlecki Plenary Session 86–96 “What I Can Do at Starbucks: Accessibility as the New Truth” 86 Scot McKnight Papers and Presentations 97–380 “An Army of Editors: Increasing Special Collections Access through Volunteer Mediation” 97 M. Patrick Graham, Robert Presutti “Art in Our Libraries: A Case Study of Drew University” 103 Ernest Rubenstein “Best Practices in Online Education” 113 Rebecca Miller “The CATLA Study: Reading, Researching, and Writing Habits of Master of Divinity Students and the Role the Library Plays in These Processes, a Study of Methods and Environment” 122 Ruth Gaba, Kate Ganski “Celebrating the King James Bible at Four Hundred: Examples and Resources” 153 Donald Keeney “C. S. Lewis’ Personal Library: History and Review” 159 Roger White “Frederic Huidekoper: Preacher, Scholar, Librarian” 166 Adam S. Bohanan “History and Significance of the Herbert L. Willett Library in Chicago” 172 Lisa Gonzalez “International Collaboration” (panel) 182 Álvaro Pérez, Paul F. Stuehrenberg “Libraries Teaching Technology” (panel) 195 John B. Weaver, Tracy Powell Iwasskow, Matthew Collins “Racial Diversity Among Library Staff: Experiences and What We Learned Along the Way” (Panel) 210 Daniel F. Flores, Tammy Johnson “Redefining Reference: Doing More With Less” (Panel) 214 Amy Limpitlaw, Michelle Spomer, Kriss Veldheer v “Restorative Conservation of Rare Books: Approaches to the Care and Handling of Original Bindings” 223 Vasare Rastonis “Second Harvest—Digitizing Church and Denominational Materials” 232 Andrew Keck “Security and Sensibility: RFID in a Theological Library” (panel) 241 Beth M. Sheppard, Jaeyeon Lucy Chung, Portia Kapraun “The Sentimental Education of Henry Warren Roth: Spiritual Formation, Pedagogy, and Theological Learning in Nineteenth-Century Chicago” 256 Anthony J. Elia “Sixty-Five Years of Racial Ethnic Diversity in ATLA” 271 Susan Ebertz “Study of the Information Seeking Behavior of Theology and Religious Studies Students” 288 Saundra Lipton, Eric Nyrose “Trailblazing Towards Change Using Teamwork” 307 Rebekah Hall “Twenty-First Century Reference Collections: Issues and Strategies” (panel) 316 Nancy Falciani-White (moderator), Alan Krieger, Amy Limpitlaw, Gregory Morrison, Paul Tippey “Twenty-First Century Trends in Theological Publishing: Discussing Book Language Rights Sales and Electronic Formats” 322 Christina M. Geuther “What Librarians Can Learn about Project Management from Software Engineers” 331 Clifford B. Anderson “When Fungi Take Up Residence in the Library” 341 Paul Burnam “When I Get Stuck I Consult a Professional: How People Assist Theological Students Doing Research” 349 Timothy D. Lincoln “A Personal Librarian Program for Divinity Students” 362 Suzanne Estelle-Holmer, Juliet Crawford Schwab “Where Any Two Are Gathered: The Idea of Conferencing in Theological Librarianship” (panel) 371 Anthony J. Elia, Leeland Deeds, Luba Zakharov Conversation Groups 381–393 “The ATLA/Scarecrow Press Book Series” 381 Justin Travis, Bennett Graff “Best Practices for Small Theological Libraries” 381 Susan Ebertz, David Mayo “CONSER Conversation Group” 383 Judy Knop vi “Contemporary Religious Literature” 384 Jennifer Ulrich, Donna Wells “Elephant in the Room” 387 Kelly Campbell “Librarians Managing Copyright” 389 Eileen Saner “Library of Congress Genre/Form Project Update” 389 Cameron Campbell, Erica Treesh “NACO Conversation Group” 390 Judy Knop “Speed Weeding Conversation Group” 393 Christine Wenderoth, Neil Gerdes In-Conference Workshops 394–396 “Cataloging with RDA” 394 Armin Siedlecki “Building Connections with Faculty In and Beyond the Classroom” 396 Paul Myhre, Suzanne Estelle-Holmer, Amy Limpitlaw Poster Sessions 399–403 Denominational Meetings 404–408 Baptist 404 Campbell-Stone 405 Lutheran 405 Methodist 406 Presbyterian and Reformed Librarians 407 Worship 409–416 Worship in the Black Church Tradition (Baptist) 409 Worship in the Disciples of Christ Tradition 414 Worship in the Roman Catholic Tradition 415 Memorial Tributes 417–422 John Albert Bollier—Paul Stuehrenberg 417 Harold Bailey Prince—Sara J. Myers 419 Kenneth M. Shaffer, Jr.—Joan Blocher 421 Appendices 423–463 Appendix I: Annual Reports 423-424 Special Committee of the Association for Diversity 423 Publications Committee 424 Appendix II: Annual Conferences (1947–2011) 425-426 Appendix III: Officers of ATLA (1947–2011) 427-428 Appendix IV: 2011 Annual Conference Hosts 429 vii Appendix V: 2011 Annual Conference Institutional, International Institutional, and Affiliate Member Representatives 430 Appendix VI: 2011 Annual Conference Non-Member Presenters, On-Site Staff, and Non-Member Attendees 431 Appendix VII: 2011 Annual Conference Exhibitors and Sponsors 432 Appendix VIII: Statistical Report (2009–2010) 433-439 Appendix IX: ATLA Organizational Directory (2010–2011) 440-442 Officers 440 Other Directors 440 Association Staff Directors 440 Appointed Officials and Representatives 440 Board Committees 441 Special Committees of the Association 441 Committees Appointed by the Executive Director 441 Future Annual Conference Hosts 442 Appendix X: Member Listings
Recommended publications
  • Titles Currently Included in Atla Research Tools
    Titles Currently Included in Atla Research Tools All titles indexed in Atla Religion Database® (Atla RDB®) are also included in AtlaSerials® (Atlas®), and AtlaSerials PLUS® (Atlas PLUS®). Atlas PLUS includes all the titles in Atla’s original full-text product, Atlas, plus 170+ additional full-text titles exclusive to Atlas PLUS. Title Product Afkār Atla Religion Database Al-Qalam Atla Religion Database Asian Journal of Pentecostal Studies Atla Religion Database Beit Mikra Atla Religion Database Bilimname Atla Religion Database Buddhism Today Atla Religion Database Buddhist-Christian Studies Atla Religion Database Bulletin of the Nanzan Institute for Religion and Culture Atla Religion Database Canadian Journal of Buddhist Studies Atla Religion Database Christian Orient: An Indian Journal of Eastern Churches for Creative Atla Religion Database Theological Thinking Collectanea Christiana Orientalia Atla Religion Database Comparative Theology Atla Religion Database Cumhuriyet Ilahiyat Dergisi Atla Religion Database Dao: a journal of comparative philosophy Atla Religion Database Dialogue (Colombo, Sri Lanka) Atla Religion Database Dinî araştırmalar Atla Religion Database Frontiers of Philosophy in China Atla Religion Database Gema Teologika Atla Religion Database Hill Road Atla Religion Database Ijtimā'iyya: Journal of Muslim Society Research Atla Religion Database Indian Church History Review Atla Religion Database Intellectual Discourse: The Journal of the Faculty (Kulliyah) of Islamic Atla Religion Database Revealed Knowledge and Human
    [Show full text]
  • 2019 Atla 300 South Wacker Drive, Suite 2100 Chicago, IL 60606-6701 USA
    2019 Atla 300 South Wacker Drive, Suite 2100 Chicago, IL 60606-6701 USA www.atla.com Atla is a nonprofit, 501(c)(3), professional association, headquartered in Chicago, Illinois. TABLE OF CONTENTS Contents 1 5 President’s Message Strategic Goals in Action 2 8 Executive Director’s 11 Message The Work of the Association 21 Products to Support 32 Research Atla Leadership 27 35 3 Programs & Initiatives Financial Information 3 29 Who We Are iii PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE Collectors and Connectors in Religion and Theology his year the Board of Directors continued its focus on what it T means to be a hub for scholarly communication and how we will get there — future directions, expanding our tangible expressions of identity, and connecting more deeply with all whom Atla serves. To that end, the Board worked with Atla staff and a national branding firm, Forum One, to choose a new brand for the association. The rebranding process asked us to examine how we understood the association in past years, process the current landscape, and imagine our future. Librarians and information professionals continue to see great changes in higher education, our libraries, and in how information is curated and disseminated. The Board deeply appreciates the work of Atla members over the past decades. Throughout the process we tried to imagine how the results of our work would help our profession to Throughout flourish. We were very pleased when the process came to completion in late February with a new logo, new colors, a new website, and other the process we bonuses like our current tagline, which notes that we are “collectors tried to imagine and connectors in religion and theology.” Among other highlights of this past year was the October 2019 how the results Strategic Alignment Meeting when Board members and association committee leaders gathered to discuss common goals and issues of our work for Atla’s mission.
    [Show full text]
  • Titles Currently Included in Atla Research Tools
    Titles Currently Included in Atla Research Tools All titles indexed in Atla Religion Database® (Atla RDB®) are also included in AtlaSerials® (Atlas®), and AtlaSerials PLUS® (Atlas PLUS®). Atlas PLUS includes all the titles in Atla’s original full-text product, Atlas, plus 160+ additional full-text titles exclusive to Atlas PLUS. Title Product Afkār Atla Religion Database Al-Qalam Atla Religion Database Asian Journal of Pentecostal Studies Atla Religion Database Beit Mikra Atla Religion Database Bilimname Atla Religion Database Buddhism Today Atla Religion Database Buddhist-Christian Studies Atla Religion Database Bulletin of the Nanzan Institute for Religion and Culture Atla Religion Database Canadian Journal of Buddhist Studies Atla Religion Database Christian Orient: An Indian Journal of Eastern Churches for Creative Atla Religion Database Theological Thinking Collectanea Christiana Orientalia Atla Religion Database Comparative Theology Atla Religion Database Cumhuriyet Ilahiyat Dergisi Atla Religion Database Dao: a journal of comparative philosophy Atla Religion Database Dialogue (Colombo, Sri Lanka) Atla Religion Database Dinî araştırmalar Atla Religion Database Frontiers of Philosophy in China Atla Religion Database Gema Teologika Atla Religion Database Hill Road Atla Religion Database Ijtimā'iyya: Journal of Muslim Society Research Atla Religion Database Indian Church History Review Atla Religion Database Intellectual Discourse: The Journal of the Faculty (Kulliyah) of Islamic Atla Religion Database Revealed Knowledge and Human
    [Show full text]
  • Religious Studies
    Five Colleges of Ohio Shared Collection Development and Resource Plan Religion & Religious Studies December 21, 2004 Version #1 Purpose This Shared Collection Development and Resource Plan for the discipline of Religion & Religious Studies serves as an assessment and planning document for cooperation in resource development among the libraries of the Five Colleges of Ohio consortium (the College of Wooster, Denison University, Kenyon College, Oberlin College, and Ohio Wesleyan University). Specifically, this document will: • Enhance and cultivate cross-campus knowledge and understandings of consortial collections and collecting priorities among our library staff and faculty; • Inform, but not dictate, our local purchasing decisions and collection development strategies; • Set shared priorities and goals with regard to resources or initiatives in this discipline that may be beyond the resources of any single member institution; and • Supplement local collection development policies and efforts and provide forward- looking assessments of the future of library and information services in this academic discipline. Contents The following sections are found in this document: • Characteristics of the Consortium • Library Collections and Resources • Patterns of Information Service • Future Directions and Priorities Statement of Responsibility The Collection Development and Management subcommittee of the Five Colleges of Ohio Library Committee prepared this document with representation from all five members schools. Five Colleges of Ohio Shared Collection Development and Resource Plan Religion & Religious Studies Characteristics of the Consortium Each campus in the Five Colleges of Ohio consortium maintains an active program in Religion or Religious Studies will full-time faculty and major programs of study. Each of our schools also has historic roots as church institutions.
    [Show full text]
  • Introduction to Theological Libraries VOLUME 1 VOLUME
    THE THEOLOGICAL LIBRARIAN’S HANDBOOK Introduction to Theological Libraries VOLUME 1 VOLUME EDITOR: MATINA ĆURIĆ Introduction to Theological Libraries The Theological Librarian's Handbook — Volume 1 EDITED BY MATINA ĆURIĆ ATLA OPEN PRESS Chicago — 2020 Compilation © 2020 by American Theological Library Association (Atla) Preface © 2020 by Matina Ćurić Chapters © 2020 by Carisse Mickey Berryhill, Kerrie Burn, Kelly Campbell, Matina Ćurić, Andrew Keck, Seoyoung Kim, Ephraim Mudave, Katharina Penner, Alvaro Pérez, Yesan Sellan, Stephen Sweeney This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution- NonCommercial 4.0 International License. (CC-BY-NC) https:// creativecommons.org/licenses/by‑nc/4.0/ Published by Atla Open Press, An Imprint of the American Theological Library Association (Atla), 300 South Wacker Drive, Suite 2100, Chicago, IL 60606-6701 USA Published in the United States of America in 2020. ISBN-13 978-1-949800-04-3 (PDF) ISBN-13 978-1-949800-05-0 (EPUB) ISBN-13 978-1-949800-06-7 (Cloth) Cover Design: Simply Aesthetic Design Contents PrefacePreface.PrefacePreface . PrPrefacePrefacePrefaceeface 5555 WhatWhat.WhatWhat . are .areare are. Theological Theological Theological.Theological . Libraries? .Libraries? Libraries? Libraries?. WhatWhatWhatWhat are are areare Theological Theological TheologicalTheological Libraries? Libraries? Libraries?Libraries? 7777 TheologicalTheological.TheologicalTheological . .Librarianship Librarianship LibrarianshipLibrarianship. .asas asas. a. a aa . CareerCareer CareerCareer. .Path Path PathPath.
    [Show full text]
  • Handbook of Library Access and Services for Distance Education Students
    HANDBOOK OF LIBRARY ACCESS AND SERVICES FOR DISTANCE EDUCATION STUDENTS Union Presbyterian Seminary 2019 10/2019 TABLE OF CONTENTS The Mission and Core Values of Union Presbyterian Seminary 4 The Mission of the Union Presbyterian Seminary Library 4 Introduction to Library Access and Services for Distance Education Students 5 Off-Site Access to Electronic Resources 6 Accessing Your Library Account Information 8 Access to Books and eBooks 9 Finding and Using Physical Books 9 Finding and Using eBooks 13 Using Different eBook Platforms 17 Ebook Central (ProQuest) 17 EBSCO EBooks 20 Oxford/University Press Scholarship Online 23 Brill eBooks 26 HathiTrust eBooks 28 Ministry Matters 30 Oxford Biblical Studies Online 32 Oxford Islamic Studies Online 34 Project MUSE eBooks 36 Digital Reference eBooks 38 Access to Journal Literature 39 E-Journals Full Text Finder 39 Access to Research Databases 41 Finding and Using Research Databases 41 Library Database List 42 Using the ATLA Religion Database with ATLA Serials PLUS 44 Finding Articles in a Specific Journal in ATLA 44 Searching for a Specific Passage of Scripture in ATLA 45 Find the Full Electronic Coverage for any Journal in the Database 46 How to Change or Combine Databases 47 The “Refine Your Results” box 48 Different digital formats 49 Looking for Book Reviews in ATLA 49 Filtering a Large Set of Results 50 Saving, Emailing or Printing Your Search Results 52 Add Records to Your "Folder" 52 Saving, Emailing or Printing Your Selected Records 53 2 Access to Streaming Content 56 Access to Research
    [Show full text]
  • PHILOSOPHY of RELIGION, APOLOGETICS and ETHICS 2021 INDEX.016.282/C363. Catholic Periodical and Literature Index. 1967- Indexes
    PHILOSOPHY OF RELIGION, APOLOGETICS AND ETHICS 2021 INDEX.016.282/C363. Catholic Periodical and Literature Index. 1967- Indexes periodicals with articles on Catholic philosophers and/or theologians, Christian apologetics, etc. *R.R.103/E56/2006. Borchert, Donald M., ed. Encyclopedia of Philosophy. 2nd ed. 10v. Farmington Hills, MI: Thomson Gale, 2006. Contains about 1,550 lengthy signed articles (with bibliographies) by a large number of contributors under the close guidance of a 21-member board of scholars. Treats Eastern and Western, ancient, medieval and modern philosophy. Of the articles in the 1st ed. (1967) and Supplement (1996), 90 were updated by the original authors, 150 were updated with addenda by new authors, 430 include new bibliographical citations, and nearly 300 were completely rewritten by new authors. 450 articles on new topics were added. Vol. 10 contains an appendix with 13 articles not finished in time to be included in their appropriate sequence in the set; a thematic outline of contents; articles on philosophical bibliographies, dictionaries, encyclopedias & journals; and an index. *R.R.103/R869. Craig, Edward, ed. Routledge Encyclopedia of Philosophy. 10v. New York: Routledge, 1998. Contains 2,054 signed articles (from 500 to 19,000 words) by about 1,300 philosophers from 6 continents. There are three types of articles: signpost, which provide an accessible overview of the sub-disciplines or regional coverage; thematic, which range from general to specialized topics; and biographical, which emphasize the philosopher’s work rather than life. The latter two types of articles all begin with an “overview which provides a concise and accessible summary of the topic.” The articles are followed by annotated bibliographies.
    [Show full text]
  • Ministerial Formation, Issue 98-99, July-October 2002
    Ministerial Formation 98/99 - July/October 2002 - double issue ministerial formation 98/99 World Council of Churches Education and Ecumenical Formation July/October 2002 double issue WelcomeWelcome toto thethe JourneyJourney ofof HopeHope This quartely journal aims to encourage sharing and cooperation among all who are working for the renewal of the churches through programmes of ministeral formation. All correspondence regarding MINISTERIAL FORMATION should be sent to the address below. Submission of relevant articles, reports and news is welcomed. Items in sthis journal do not necessarily reflect thze views of the WCC and its programme on Education and Ecumenical Formation (formerly Programme on Theological Education). P.O. Box 2100, 150, route de Ferney, 1211 Geneva 2, Switzerland 1 MinisterialMinisterial Formation Formation 98/9998/99 - July/October - July/October 2002 - double issue 2002 PLEASE NOTE THIS IS A DOUBLE ISSUE Letter from staff ........................................................................................................ 3 Notes on Contributors............................................................................................... 4 Theological Education and Ecumenical Formation: Some Challenges ................... 6 Esther Mombo & Joseph Galgalo Theological Education as Catalyst for Ecumenical Formation in Africa: The Role of Associations of Theological Institutions - The Case of WAATI ........ 14 Emmanuel Martey Cheminement d’Espérance. L’enseignement thélogique en Afrique: Vers Quels Horizons ? ...........................................................................................
    [Show full text]
  • Title Print Holdings in Library ATLAS Full Text ATLA Index Only
    Title Print Holdings in ATLAS Full ATLA Index Proquest Full PsycARTICLES Program Subject Library Text Only Text Abbotsford Times Current month - Current News newspaper Abilities 2001 - 2002 Caregiving and Disabilities Counselling Accord (MCC - Victim [1982 - 1985], 1986, Caregiving and Mennonite Offender) [1987 - 1989], 1990 - Counselling 1998. ACT 3 Review [formerly: [2006] 2006 Intercultural Studies Theology Reformation & Revival] Active Living [formerly: [1997 - 2005] Caregiving and Disabilities Disability Today] Counselling Adbusters 2002 to date General Studies Current Issues AFER: AFRICAN 1965 - 2010 1965 - 2010 Intercultural Studies Missions - Africa ECCLESIAL REVIEW Click on ATLA Religion Database. Africa 1996 - 2010 Intercultural Studies Missions - Africa Africa Journal [formerly: 2008 - to date Intercultural Studies Missions - Africa AIMM Messenger] AIMM Messenger [now: 1983 - 1994, 1996 - Intercultural Studies Missions - Africa Africa Journal ] 2002, 2004 Aleph: Historical Studies 2004 - to date Biblical Studies Religion - Judaism in Science & Judaism; Jerusalem Alliance Life [formerly: 1987, [1988], [1989], Biblical Studies Theology - Christian & Alliance Witness] 1990 - 1998, [1999] - Missionary Alliance 2001. Alliance Witness [now: [1966 - 1968], 1969, Biblical Studies Theology - Christian & Alliance Life] 1970, [1971], 1972 - Missionary Alliance 1975, [1976 - 1977], 1978, [1979], 1980 - 1982, [1983], 1984 - 1986. America 1988 - to date Biblical Studies Theology - Catholic - Weekly Magazine American Journal of 1980-2010 1998 - 2006 Biblical Studies Theology Theology & Philosophy 1984 - 1991 1946 - to date Caregiving and Psychology American Psychologist Counselling Click on PsychARTICLES. Title Print Holdings in ATLAS Full ATLA Index Proquest Full PsycARTICLES Program Subject Library Text Only Text American Theological 2008 - 2010 2008 - 2010 Biblical Studies Theology Inquiry: A Biannual Journal of Theology, Culture, & History Click on ATLA Religion Database.
    [Show full text]
  • FY13-Annual-Report-Sm.Pdf
    Table of Contents Board of Directors ........................................................................................................................................................ 1 From the President ....................................................................................................................................................... 2 From the Executive Director ........................................................................................................................................ 3 Enhance Theological and Religious Studies Libraries and Librarianship 2013 Conference .......................................................................................................................................................... 4 Diversity Committee .................................................................................................................................................... 6 Endowment Committee ............................................................................................................................................... 6 International Collaboration Committee ....................................................................................................................... 7 Professional Development Committee ......................................................................................................................... 7 Publications Committee ..............................................................................................................................................
    [Show full text]
  • SERIALS DATABASE Updated: 16 September 2020 ACTION (See
    SERIALS DATABASE Updated: 16 September 2020 ACTION (See UNITED EVANGELICAL ACTION) (0041-7270) ACTS & FACTS Volume 7 (1978) - Volume 18 (1989) Volume 19 # 2 (February 1990) Volume 20 # 10 (October 1991) Volume 24 #’s 7 and 10 (July and October 1995) Volume 25 #’s 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 9, and 12 (January, February, March, April, May, June, September, and December 1996) Volume 26 #’s 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, and 9 (January, February, March, April, May, June, July, August, and September 1997) Volume 27 #’s 1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, and 12 (January, February, April, May, June, August, September, October, and December, 1998) Volume 28 #’s 1, 3, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, and 11 (January, March, May, June, July, August, September, October, and November 1999) Volume 29 #’s 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 10, 11, and 12 (January, February, March, April, May, June, October, November, and December 2000) Volume 30 (2001) Volume 31 #’s 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, and 11 (January, February, March, April, May, June, July, August, September, October, and November 2002) Volume 32 (2003) Volume 33 (2004) Volume 34 (2005) Volume 35 #’s 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, and 9 (January, February, March, April, May, June, and September 2006) Volume 36 #’s 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, and 12 (March, April, May, June, July, August, September, October, November and December 2007) Volume 37 #1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 9, 10, 11 and 12 (January, February, March, April, May, June, July, September, October, November and December 2008) Volume 38 #’s 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 10, 11 and 12 (January, February,
    [Show full text]
  • Summary of Proceedings
    Summary of Proceedings Seventieth Annual Conference of the American Theological Library Association Tawny Burgess Editor American Theological Library Association Long Beach, CA June 15-18, 2016 ISSN: 0066-0868 © 2016 by the American Theological Library Association All rights reserved. This book may not be reproduced, in whole or in part, in any form (beyond that copying permitted by Sections 197 and 108 of the U.S. Copyright Law and except by reviewers for public press), without written permission from the publishers. Published by: American Theological Library Association 300 South Wacker Drive, Suite 2100, Chicago, IL 60606-6701 U.S.A. Preface The 2016 ATLA Annual Conference was held at the Hyatt Regency Long Beach in Long Beach, CA, June 15-18. With the help of the members of the 2016 Local Host Committee, the Southern California Theological Library Association (SCATLA), the conference included extensive programing, networking opportunities, and knowledge sharing. We are grateful for all the attendees, presenters, and exhibitors for making this conference a memorable experience. This official record of conference events and activities represents the work of the many presenters, facilitators, and others who are responsible for the breadth of material compiled within these pages. ATLA is grateful for their contributions. I hope you will enjoy reading this Summary of Proceedings, containing full text or summaries of papers, workshops, conversation groups, listen and learn sessions, and meetings, plus other items for general reference and record in the appendices. We hope you will join us in Atlanta where we will explore the theme “Southern Harmony: The Human Touch in the Digital Age” at the 2017 ATLA Annual Conference, June 14-17, 2017.
    [Show full text]