ALCTS Member Cuts a CD
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Annual Conference Information
Key Actions of ALCTS Board in Atlanta Division and Section Annual Reports for 2001–2002 ALCTS Committee Reports from Atlanta Volunteer Reporters Cover ALCTS Programs in Atlanta Discussion Groups Report on Conference Activities in Atlanta ALCTS Awards Honor Outstanding Contributions News ALCTS Seeks Nominations for 2003 Awards ALCTS Web Publications Editor Appointed ALCTS Acts to Address Weakening Corporate Support Proposals for Use of ALCTS “New Initiatives” Funds Solicited LRTS Editor Offers Guidance about Submitting Articles Symposium Planned for 2003 Midwinter Meeting in Philadelphia
Ross Atkinson Honored by ALCTS Board of Directors
ALCTS Announces Two New Publications with Scarecrow Press
ALCTS Newsletter Online and AN2, ALCTS Network News Listproc, to Merge
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Jack Montgomery, Collection Services Coordinator at Western Kentucky University in Bowling Green, an active member of AS and CMDS, and a member of the LRTS editorial board, has announced the completion and availability of his brand new CD titled “Onward to Avalon.” A musical journey into the realms of folklore, myth, and spirituality, “Onward” was recorded in Nashville during 2001–2002. This recording also includes the members of Lost River, with whom Jack frequently performs in Bowling Green. Lost River has been performing together for more than a year at various local festivals, clubs, and parties and offers a new and inventive blend of Celtic and traditional folk music. To learn more about Jack’s musical endeavors, check out his Web site or send him an e-mail at Jack.Montgomery@wku.edu. |
