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Index of /Sites/Default/Al Direct/2007/May AL Direct, May 2, 2007 Contents U.S. & World News ALA News Booklist Online D.C. Update Division News Round Table News Awards Seen Online May 2, 2007 Tech Talk Actions & Answers Calendar U.S. & World News New York Public Library acquires gay rights archive A major archive of papers relating to the early gay-rights movement in America has been donated to the New York Public Library’s Manuscripts and Archives Division. The Barbara Gittings and Kay Tobin Lahusen Gay History Papers and Photographs consist Be at conference 7:30 of letters, photographs, handbills, p.m. on June 22 for the manuscripts, publications, and ephemera world premiere of The accumulated over nearly 50 years by the late Hollywood Librarian, a activist and writer Gittings (1932–2007) and her life partner, film by writer and photojournalist and author Lahusen.... director Ann Seidl that focuses on the work and Congressional chairmen request EPA briefing lives of librarians in the Four committee chairmen in the U.S. House of Representatives have entertaining and signed a letter to Environmental Protection Agency Administrator appealing context of Stephen Johnson requesting an update on the agency’s recent American movies. activities with regard to its libraries. With a deadline of May 4, the inquiry concerns recent reports about the continued disposal or dispersal of library materials, even after recent testimony from Johnson that a moratorium on such activities had been put into place.... Providence okays 60 pink slips, just in case With negotiations continuing between Providence (R.I.) Public Library officials and city leaders about the municipal contribution for FY2008 to the operating budget of the private nonprofit library, the PPL board approved April 26 sending layoff notices to as many as 60 of the library’s nearly 100 staff members. The action came as the May 1 deadline approached to give workers 60 days’ notice of a possible reduction in force, as mandated by the union contract that covers more than half of PPL’s employees.... Each year, the Newbery and Caldecott Awards are ALA News presented to the most distinguished children’s Rettig elected president, books published the previous year. Fully http://aldirect.ala.org/sites/default/al_direct/2007/may/050207.htm[7/17/2014 1:15:55 PM] AL Direct, May 2, 2007 Hersberger elected indexed by title and treasurer author/illustrator, the James Rettig (left), university 2007 edition includes librarian at the University of background on the Richmond, has been elected ALA awards and photos of president for the 2008–2009 term the new medalists and by a vote of 7,033–6,908, their books. New to defeating Nancy Davenport. Rettig the 2007 edition is a will become president-elect in July feature essay by 2007 and will assume the presidency in July 2008, following ALA author, Booklinks Annual Conference in Anaheim, California. By a 6,607–6,429 vote, founder, and former Rodney M. Hersberger, dean of the university library at California children’s book editor State University at Bakersfield, was elected to a three-year term as for Booklist, Barbara ALA treasurer.... Elleman, “The John Newbery Medal: The Councilors elected First Decade.” NEW! Forty-one members have been elected to the ALA Council for three- From ALA Editions. year terms. The terms begin at the conclusion of the 2007 ALA Annual Conference in Washington, D.C., and extend through the end of the 2010 Annual Conference in Orlando, Florida. Full election results, including those for divisions and round tables, are on the ALA website.... Vitali to serve as endowment trustee John E. Vitali, Brooklyn Public Library’s deputy director for business administration and CFO, has been elected to serve as ALA’s newest Endowment Trustee. The Executive Board made the selection during its Spring Meeting in Chicago April 13–15.... Celebrate 50 years of the ALCTS experience ALA joins anti-National ID campaign June 20–21 in ALA has joined a large and diverse group of 43 organizations to Washington, D.C., prior launch a campaign against the first national identification system, to ALA Annual REAL ID. The groups are concerned about the increased threat of Conference. The division counterfeiting and identity theft, lack of security to protect against is featuring several unauthorized access to the document’s machine-readable content, invited speakers and a increased cost to taxpayers, diverting of state funds intended for gala dinner cruise. homeland security, increased costs for obtaining a license or state issued ID card, and because the REAL ID would create a false belief that it is secure and unforgeable.... In this issue May 2007 Help rebrand the library profession Six participants in this year’s Emerging Leaders program have been charged with creating or finding options for “rebranding the library profession in the digital world.” The Project KK group has crafted a survey intended to go out to as broad a spectrum of library professionals as possible to analyze current perceptions and future trends in librarianship. Find a couple minutes to take the survey.... Roger Mudd on the Featured review: Books for Love of Books Youth Kirkpatrick, Katherine. The Snow Baby: Bookstore Tourism The Arctic Childhood of Robert E. Peary’s http://aldirect.ala.org/sites/default/al_direct/2007/may/050207.htm[7/17/2014 1:15:55 PM] AL Direct, May 2, 2007 Daring Daughter. Apr. 2007. 48p. Illus. Gamers in the Holiday, hardcover (978-0-823-41973- Library 9). When Marie Peary, daughter of the Mattering in the famous explorer Robert Peary, was six School Blogosphere weeks old, her mother wrapped her in a caribou skin bag, furs, and an American flag. Young Marie had a childhood like no other. Called Snow Baby by the Inuit, who had never seen a blonde, blue-eyed child, she moved back and forth between From the the icy domains where her father kept camp as he continued CentenniAL his expeditions and the United States, where her mother’s Blog relatives led a genteel life.... @ Visit Booklist Online for other reviews and much more.... D.C. Update D.C. on the cheap If you’re one of those people who brings The outspoken director your own shopping cart to the exhibit hall of the Newark (N.J.) to stock up on all the freebies—or if you Public Library, John just like to save a few bucks—take heed Cotton Dana (1856– of this list of 12 free things to do in our 1929), frequently nation’s capital. Among them: Visit the Kenilworth Aquatic Gardens targeted ALA activities. (above), stroll by JFK’s former house, check out the Chesapeake and As his obituary in the Ohio Canal, and examine the original Declaration of Independence at September 1929 ALA the National Archives.... Bulletin noted, “He DistrictColumbia.com; National Park Service; Georgetown La Hoya; National Archives was like a gadfly to stodgy conservatism. He was always calling Division News for a reassessment of old traditions and U.S. Senate celebrates El día de standards in library work.” A lengthy letter los Niños read to Council at the Several members of the U.S. Senate, Midwinter Meeting including Sens. Jack Reed (D-R.I.) and December 29–31, Robert Menendez (right, D-N.J.), were 1927, and published in joined at the U.S. Capitol by children from the January 1928 the Oyster Bilingual School April 30 to issue, expressed his honor El día de los niños/El día de los opposition to a libros (Children’s Day/Book Day), an number of ALA annual celebration of children, families, cultures, and reading activities, among them promoted by ALSC. The senators both discussed advocating for a library school board literacy for children of all linguistic and cultural backgrounds, and of examiners, adult Menendez read to the attending children.... education, library extension efforts, RUSA selects Spectrum Scholar for internship member surveys, and RUSA has selected Kelvin Watson, a 2007 Spectrum Scholar a curriculum study. He attending the School of Library and Information Sciences at North frequently spoke in Carolina Central University in Durham as the 2008 RUSA intern. favor of converting Watson will work for 1.5 years with RUSA’s vice-president/president- Booklist into a review http://aldirect.ala.org/sites/default/al_direct/2007/may/050207.htm[7/17/2014 1:15:55 PM] AL Direct, May 2, 2007 elect, David Tyckoson, head of public services at the Henry Madden journal for the Library, California State University at Fresno.... public.... ACRL Intentional Teacher program The deadline to apply for ACRL’s “The Intentional Teacher: Renewal through Informed Reflection” program is May 11. Participation is limited to 40 individuals. The program will be 3.5 days of learning and reflection for academic librarians and will offer a mixture of structured and coconstructed learning segments such as peer discussions, individual reading and reflection times, and participant- led communities of practice.... Career Leads Round Table News from Creating a staff development plan The Continuing Library Education and Networking Exchange Round Table is holding a half-day Bilingual Youth preconference in Washington, D.C., June 22, on how Librarian, Multnomah libraries can encourage staff to participate in staff County Library, development. SOLINET’s Cal Shepard is the speaker.... Portland, Oregon. Seeking candidates for a full-time Awards Bilingual Youth Librarian to enhance service to our Beta Phi Mu Award recipient multicultural Barbara Immroth, professor in the School of community. We are Information at the University of Texas at Austin, has seeking candidates been selected as the 2007 winner of the ALA/Beta Phi who are bilingual in Mu Award. This annual award is given to a library both English and in school faculty member or to an individual for one of the library’s distinguished service to education for librarianship, four targeted and is sponsored by the Beta Phi Mu International languages (Chinese, Library Science Honorary Society...
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