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CJCLS Newsletter

The CJCLS Newsletter the biannual publication of the section, current editor is Christine Godin.

Fall 2009, Volume 25, Number 2

Spring 2009, Volume 25, Number 1

Fall 2008, Volume 24, Number 2

Spring 2008, Volume 24, Number 1

Fall 2007, Volume 23, Number 2

Spring 2007 Volume 23 Number 1

Fall 2006 Volume 22 Number 2

Spring 2006 Volume 22 Number 1

Fall 2005 Volume 21 Number 2

Spring 2005 Volume 21 Number 1

Fall 2004 Volume 20 Number 2

Spring 2004 Volume 20 Number 1

Fall 2003 Volume 19 Number 2

Spring 2003 Volume 19 Number 1

Fall 2002 Volume 18 Number 2

Spring 2002 Volume 18 Number 1

Fall 2001 Volume 17 Numbers 1-2

CJCLS Guide Series Monographs

The series originated years ago from the CJCLS Research and Publications Committee chaired by Beverley Gass. The committee's goal was to encourage and sponsor ACRL publications relating directly to two-year academic institutions. It was modeled after the ACRL CLIP Notes. Earlier editions of the series include:

• Collection Management in the Electronic Age, edited by Jennie Boyarski and Kate Hickey.
• A Copyright Sampler, edited by Derrie Roark and Wanda Johnston.
• Library/Learning Resources Programs: Evaluation and Review, edited by Wanda Johnston.

Other

Reviews of Web Tutorials from the Library Instruction Committee
Contacts for Review Sources from the Library Resources Review Committee

Write for CJCLS

The Community and Junior College Library Section of ACRL (CJCLS) is looking for authors.

Publications can range from a how to manual, to the results of a problem or research project to a survey or full fledge book. The important thing is that many of your collegues may have questions on things you have already done--why not share how you accomplished an activity to better serve your students, faculty of library staff. The CJCLS web site is evident that each of you have experienced and addressed an issue in a manner different from your colleagues and some are still searching for answers.

Convert your thesis, dissertation, grant proposal, or survey conducted on the listserv to the a publication which will be of use to your colleagues and their respective college community. Research proposal are also acceptable.

There are no deadlines for the Research and Publications Committee to accept applications, we would like to review a few in January at the ALA Mid Winter conference in Boston. Give us an activity to keep us warm and inside.

Complete the ACRL/CJCLS Publication Proposal form [Word Format] and mail to Carolyn F. Norman, Chancellor's Office, California Community Colleges 1102 Q Street Sacramento, Ca. 95814. If you have questions, you may contact Carolyn Norman at (916)445-0837.

Last Update: June 16, 2008
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