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DateTopicHost(s)
January 11, 2012The Incredible Shrinking Cataloging DepartmentXiaoli Li and Wade Wyckoff
December 14, 2011Telecommuting in LibrariesJennifer Duncan
November 15, 2011Managing Electronic Theses and DissertationsHolly Mercer and Jennifer Roper
October 18, 2011The Future of the Big DealRebecca Kemp and Rob Van Rennes
September 21, 2011In-Kind Materials DonationsStacy Gordon and Heath Martin
August 16, 2011Topics in Acquisitions & Collection DevelopmentALCTS Acquisition Section Research & Statistics Committee
June 15, 2011Serials, Staffing, and WorkflowJennifer Sippel and Christine Stachowicz
May 4, 2011Job HuntingTiffany Eatman Allen and Erica Findley
April 12, 2011Patron-Driven AcquisitionsNancy Gibbs and Angela M. Carreno
March 9, 2011Beyond 2010 the Year of Cataloging ResearchSherab Chen and Susan A. Massey
February 16, 2011Open Access Initiatives in Scholarly CommunicationsAdrian Ho and Sarah Shreeves
February 1, 2011Preservation Week @ Your LibraryJeanne Drewes and Karen Motylewski
January 19, 2011Digital PreservationAmy Rudersdorf and Lisa Gregory
December 7, 2010Writing and Publishing in LibrarianshipEleanor Cook and Sandra Roe
November 17, 2010Floating CollectionsDeborah George and Barbara Spruill
October 13, 2010Developing a Library Metadata PolicyMelanie Wacker and Susan Massey
September 14, 2010Preparing Your Library for RDAMary Beth Weber and Christopher Cronin
June 16, 2010New Possibilities in Cooperative Cataloging?Rebecca L. Mugridge and Michele Seikel
May 19, 2010Using Web 2.0 Tools to Enhance Technical Services WorkElizabeth Winter and Sherab Chen
April 13, 2010Managing Student Employees/VolunteersJudy Quist
March 9, 2010Preservation Practices TodayStephanie Lamson and Peter Verheyen
February 23, 2010Public Librarians in Technical ServicesMarlene Harris and Cheryl Nakaji
January 26, 2010Shifting Priorities to Meet Evolving NeedsTechnical Services Managers in Academic Libraries Interest Group
December 8, 2009Opening Doors to Hidden CollectionsJoAnne Deeken and Millie Jackson
December 1, 2009How Can ALCTS Serve New Members?Keisha Manning and M. Dina Giambi
November 18, 2009Improving Communication between Technical Services and Public ServicesSarah Simpson and Keri Cascio
October 13, 2009Licensing: Why, When, and HowSelden Lamoureux and Kristin Martin
September 29, 2009Banned Books, Intellectual Freedom, and the LibraryMarilyn Wilt and Roxanne Myers Spencer
June 18, 2009Creating the Future of ALCTSM. Dina Giambi and Mary Case
June 3, 2009Policies in CatalogingDanielle Conklin and Lora Farrell
April 21, 2009Open Source ILSRob Van Rennes and Clint Chamberlain
April 6, 2009Library BudgetsLisa German and Ann Snowman
March 9, 2009Breaking Down the SilosM. Dina Giambi and Kristin Antelman
February 23, 2009Copyright and Digital CollectionsCheryl Walters
February 10, 2009e-Forum discussion that covers disaster planning and response experiences, online resources that can help you get started if you haven't already, problems you met along the way, and how planning impacted your response to a disaster.Walter Cybulski and Nancy Kraft
January 14, 2009Coping with Shrinking ResourcesPamela Bluh
December 3, 2008Institutional RepositoriesPamela Bluh
November 18, 2008Collecting Free Web ResourcesKate Harcourt, Melanie Wacker, and Alex Thurman
October 8, 2008Policies for Pornography and Erotic MaterialsMichelle Martinez
June 10, 2008Publisher/Vendor Supplied RecordsPamela Bluh and M. Dina Giambi
May 14, 2008Communication and ALCTSPamela Bluh and M. Dina Giambi

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