ANO v 17 no 1

Vol. 17, No. 1 / February 2006
background bar imageMary Beth Weber, Editor
Letters from ALCTS
From the Editor
Reviewing the many conference reports has given me an opportunity to read about many of the great discussion topics that I unfortunately had to miss due to other commitments. It also has given me timely information that I will apply to my work and research. | MORE

From the President
I would like to focus my column this month on the very important dues increase that ALA has been unveiling. . . and I would like to reinforce the importance of this increase to ALCTS. | MORE

From the Office
Although this is not the “official” calendar rollout, I do want to give you a sneak preview of what is being planned so far. We will be setting up a Fiftieth Anniversary Web page soon and updates, information, events, happenings, and other stuff will be posted to that page. | MORE
Looking Ahead
2006 ALA/ALCTS Elections
william crowe, candidate for ala president 2007-08loriene roy, candidate for ala president 2007-08ALA Presidential Candidates
Two candidates are running for President of ALA 2007–2008 in this spring's election. They are: William Crowe, head of the Spencer Research Library at the University of Kansas in Lawrence, and Loriene Roy, professor in the School of Information at the University of Texas at Austin. | MORE
nancy j. gibbs, candidate for alcts president 2007-08pamela bluh, candidate for alcts president 2007-08Gibbs, Bluh Run for ALCTS President
Nancy J. Gibbs is Head, Acquisitions Department, Duke University, and Pamela Bluh is Associate Director for Technical Services & Admin, Thurgood Marshall Law Library University of Maryland School of Law | MORE
  • Changes Affecting the 2006 Election | MORE
  • ALCTS Officer Nominees | MORE
  • ALCTS Members Running for Council | MORE
Midwinter Reports
alcts board 2005-2006
News & Features
  • Olivia Madison's ALCTS Experience | MORE
  • Strategic Plan — Update | MORE
  • New Charge for Cataloging & Classification | MORE
  • ALCTS Award Winners Announced | MORE
  • Remembering Deana Astle MORE
  • New Publications MORE