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from the 2004 Annual Conference

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Acquisitions Technology Trends: Changing the Way We Do Business
Presented by the ALCTS Acquisitions Section's (AS) Technology Committee
Cosponsored by the AS Acquisitions Organization & Management Committee

• Technology, Process Redesign, and the Evolving Role of Technical Services
  Karen Calhoun & Scott Wicks, Cornell University
• The Reality of Technology
  James Mouw, Acquisitions Librarian, University of Chicago
• Transitioning Staff through Technological Change
  Stefanie Wittenbach, Univ. of California-Riverside

Back to the Future: Understanding the Functional Requirements of Bibliographic Records Model (FRBR) and its Impact on Users, OPACS, and Knowledge Organization Preconference
Presented by the ALCTS Cataloging and Classification Section's (CCS) Committee on Cataloging: Description & Access (CC:DA)

• FRBR: Coming Soon to YOUR Library?
  Jennifer Bowen, University of Rochester
• FRBR and the Bibliographic Universe, or, How to Read FRBR as a Model
  Allyson Carlyle, Information School, University of Washington
• Differentiating Libraries through Enriched User Searching; FRBR as the next dimension in meaningful Information Retrieval
  Vinod Chachra, Chairman & CEO, VTLS Inc. and John Espley, Director of Design, VTLS Inc.
• Stepping Back Looking Forward: FRBR and the Evolution of the Catalogue
  Thomas J. Delsey, Consultant
• RedLightGreen - FRBR between a Rock and a Hard Place
  Merrilee Proffitt, Program Officer, RLG
• What is FRBR? (Functional Requirements for Bibliographic Records)
  Dr. Barbara B. Tillett, Library of Congress
• FictionFinder: a FRBR works-based prototype
  Diane Vizine-Goetz, OCLC Research

Growing Our Own: Mentoring Library Science Students for Cataloging
Presented by the ALCTS Cataloging and Classification Section's (CCS), Education, Training & Recruitment for Cataloging Committee

• The Art of Mentoring: Creating Learning Partnerships
  Kathryn J. Deiss, Strategic Learning Center, Chicago Library System
• History of CETRC's Mentoring Program
  Beth Picknally Camden, Univ. of Virginia
• Thought and Experience in the CETRC Mentoring Program
  Lisa Zhao, Univ. of Illinois at Chicago
• Handout
• Suggested Reading

Help! I'm Damaged and I Can't Circulate!: Repair Options for Circulating and Reference Collections
Presented by the ALCTS Preservation and Reformatting Section's (PARS) Book & Paper Commitee; PARS Education Committee
Cosponsored by the PARS Book and Paper Committee Primary

• Help! I'm Damaged
  Werner Haun, Library of Congress
• Issues in Setting Up A Book Repair Program
  Heather C. Kaufman, MIT Libraries
• Integrating Preservation into Technical Services
  Rebecca Stuhr, Grinnell College

Library Catalogs and Non-Roman Scripts: Development and Implementation of Unicode^TM for Cataloging and Public Access
Presented by the ALCTS Cataloging and Classification Section's (CCS) Committee on Cataloging: Asian and African Materials (CCAAM) and the ACRL Slavic and East European Section (SEES)
Cosponsored by LITA 

• The Use of Unicode^TM in MARC 21 Records
  True Scripts in Library Catalogs - The Way Forward
  Joan Aliprand, RLG
• Unicode Encoding and Online Data Access
  Dr. Jost Gippert & Ralf Gehrke, Universitat Frankfurt, Vergleichende Sprachwissenschaft
• Libraries, Patrons, and the Web: A Transformation of Knowledge Management, Discovery and Delivery
  Gary Houk, Corporate Information Technology, OCLC
• Library Catalogs and Non-Roman Scripts
  Michael Kaplan, Ex Libris Liaison
  Multi-script Decisions for Cataloging Policy at the Library of Congress
  Dr. Barbara Tillett, Cataloging Policy & Support Office, Library of Congress

Now That We Have Revised Chapter 12, Where Do We Go From Here?
Presented by the ALCTS Serials Section's (SS) Committee to Study Serials Cataloging
Cosponsored by the Cataloging and Classification Section's (CCS) Committee on Cataloging: Description and Access (CC:DA)

• The FRBR Model as Applied to Continuing Resources
  Ed Jones, National University
• Good Enough Cataloging: Not Bad, Not Ugly
  Regina Romano Reynolds, Library of Congress
  AACR3: Resource Description & Access
  Dr. Barbara Tillett, Library of Congress

The Portals Puzzle
Presented by the ALCTS Catalog Form & Function Interest Group
Co-sponsored by the LITA Internet Portals Interest Group

• Catalogs and Portals: Models and Tools for Discovery and Access
  Karen Calhoun, ALCTS LC Action Plan Task Force Chair, Cornell University
• Integrating Discovery and Discovering Integration
  Brian Schottlaender, ALCTS President, University of California - San Diego

Serials Standards Updates Forum
Presented by the ALCTS Serials Section's (SS) Committee to Study Serials Standards

• ALCTS Serials Standards Updates Forum
  Priscilla Caplan, Assistant Director, Florida Center for Library Automation
• Creating Standards
  Marilyn Geller, Information Management Consultant
• NSDL Publication History
  Diane Hillmann, Cornell University
• Life-cycle of an E-Resources
  Oliver Pesch, Senior Vice President, Chief Architect, EBSCO Publishing

When are E-Books THE Books?
Presented by the ALCTS Publisher-Vendor/Library Relations Interest Group

• Publish or Perish: A Library Manifesto
  Mark Sandler, Collection Development Officer, University of Michigan
• A Publisher's Perspective
  Greg Giblin, John Wiley and Sons, Inc.
• EBooks: Poison, Medicine, or Nutrition
  Kimberly Parker, Electronic Publishing and Collections Librarian, Yale University
• Bob Brand, Knovel Corporation

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