FEATURES
NEWS BRIEFS
We the People Bookshelf: Becoming American
Collection development grants are now available for up to 1,000 libraries. Public and school (K-12) libraries may apply online through January 17, 2006.
FROM THE FIELD
Outreach to Nontraditional Students
Melanie Chu
Initiatives at Cal State San Marcos reach out to first generation, international and adult learners.
New Beginnings
Edna French
Program for exoffenders at Woodlawn Library transforms lives.
Among the Hmong
Nong Lee & Patrick Jones
Outreach services to the Hmong Community at Hennepin County Library.
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DEPARTMENTS
DIVERSITY TOOLCHEST
Growing a Diversity Committee
Leland R. Deeds
Creating an environment of respect at the University of Virginia Library.
Multicultural Programming at Indiana University
Dee Holliday
Indiana University Libraries gear up with a full suit of programming.
Selected Amistad Resources
Shugana Campbell
Bibliography from the Amistad Research Center, Tulane.
BOOKLOOK
Gyo Fujikawa: An Illustrator Ahead of Her Time
Dr. Andrea Wyman
Diversity depictions in books for very young children.
SPECTRUM SCOPE
Reflections of a Resident
Felicia A. Smith
University of Notre Dame Librarian-in-Residence.
MARK YOUR CALENDAR
October 14, 2005
Free Culture & the Digital Library
Emory University, Atlanta
Presented by MetaScholar Initiative at Emory University. FMI visit: www.metascholar.org
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