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ALA Denver MIDWINTER
meeting & exhibits 09
COLORADO CONVENTION CENTER JANUARY
23-28, 2009
MEETING GUIDE
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
PRESIDENT’S WELCOME....................................................1
ALA PRESIDENT’S PROGRAM............................................6
DENVER SUNRISE: SPEAKER SERIES................................12
TENTH ANNUAL: ARTHUR CURLEY MEMORIAL LECTURE..20
ALA 2008-2009: EXECUTIVE BOARD AND OFFICERS.......26
ALA 2008-2009: DIVISION PRESIDENTS.........................27
FRIDAY, JANUARY 23 – MONDAY, JANUARY 26, 2009:
MIDWINTER MEETING EXHIBITION..................................31
MIDWINTER MEETING EXHIBITION.................................39
SPOTLIGHT ON ADULT LITERATURE................................45
MIDWINTER MEETING EXHIBITION: TECHNOLOGY
SHOWCASE.....................................................................50
GENERAL INFORMATION.................................................65
GALE CENGAGE LEARNING: SHUTTLE BUS SCHEDULE AND
ROUTE............................................................................93
AUDITORIUM SPEAKER SERIES.....................................100
TRAVEL INFORMATION..................................................110
GENERAL INFORMATION...............................................122
HOTEL INFORMATION....................................................131
REGISTRATION & HOUSING INFORMATION...................136
PRECONFERENCES.........................................................146
DENVER LOCAL INFORMATION......................................253
ALA OFFICE LOCATOR....................................................258
THANK YOU: TO OUR MIDWINTER MEETING SPONSORS.263
ALA COUNCIL AGENDA..................................................267
HOTEL AND MEETING ROOM LOCATIONS......................282
CORPORATE MEMBERS ARE IN GOOD COMPANY...........298
ALA ACRONYMS............................................................320
ALA MIDWINTER MEETING DISCUSSION GROUPS.........335
MIDWINTER MEETING: DAILY SCHEDULE.......................417
2009 MIDWINTER MEETING EXHIBITION......................670
LIBRARY CHAMPIONS...................................................672
EXHIBITOR LISTING......................................................675
EXHIBITOR LISTINGS BY PRODUCT...............................1145
NOTES..........................................................................1241
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PRESIDENT’S
WELCOME
James Rettig, PRESIDENT
I am pleased to welcome you to
Denver for informative meetings,
outstanding educational opportunities,
exciting exhibition events and many
other special activities. Below are just
a few of the highlights of the ALA
2009 Midwinter Meeting.
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The 2009 ALA Midwinter Exhibits will
feature more than 450 exhibitors, free
galleys and other giveaways. The
exhibits will kick off on Friday, January
23 with a series of special events. The
Bestselling ALA/ERT Author Forum
featuring four great authors will be
held on Friday, January 23 at 4:00 –
5:15p.m. It will be followed by the
Exhibits Opening at 5:30p.m. and the
ALA/Exhibits Round Table Exhibits
Opening Reception from 5:30 –
7:30p.m. Be sure to join us in the
exhibit hall for music, food, prizes and
a good time. While visiting the
exhibits, please thank our Library
Champions and other exhibitors for
supporting ALA.
If you need any information on
transportation, restaurants or local
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events and activities, please stop by
the Local Information desk located in
the Colorado Convention Center, near
the front entrance. The desk is staffed
by the Denver Metro Convention &
Visitors Bureau. They will answer your
questions about Denver and help make
your stay during this year’s Midwinter
Meeting an enjoyable one.
I invite you to attend my ALA
President’s Program on Sunday,
January 25 from 3:30 – 5:30p.m. Our
special guest speaker will be Dr.
Muhammad Yunus, 2006 Nobel Peace
Prize Winner from Bangladesh. He is
the author of Banker To The Poor:
Micro-Lending and the Battle Against
World Poverty and Creating a World
Without Poverty: Social Business and
the Future of Capitalism. Dr. Yunus
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received the 2006 Nobel Peace Prize
in recognition of his groundbreaking
work to help the poorest of the poor
in Third World countries break the
cycle of poverty. He founded the
Grameen Bank to make microloans to
entrepreneurial individuals. These
loans help them transform their lives,
improve their wellbeing, and literally
develop their local economies. Perhaps
Dr. Yunus modeled his sustainable
humanitarian economic enterprise on
libraries. We make microloans—gifts
actually—of knowledge. These help
people transform their lives, improve
their wellbeing, and contribute to our
knowledge-based economy. Come hear
how institutions such as the Grameen
Bank and libraries transform lives and
build communities.
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I also hope that you will take the time
to attend the ALA Presidential
Candidates Forum on Saturday, January
24 from 11:00 – 11:30a.m. Each
candidate will present a platform
statement and then answer questions
from the audience. Be an informed
voter when you cast your ballot in the
2009 ALA election.
I anticipate that this Midwinter
Meeting will offer you rewarding
professional
experiences
and
opportunities to see old friends and
make new ones. I look forward to
seeing you in Denver!
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ALA PRESIDENT’S
PROGRAM
Featuring Dr. Muhammad Yunus
Sunday, January 25, 2009, 3:30 –
5:30PM
Colorado Convention Center, Four
Seasons Ballroom
Nobel
Peace
Prize
winner
Dr.
Muhammad Yunus will speak at the
President’s Program on Sunday,
January 25 at 3:30p.m. in the Four
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Seasons Ballroom at the Colorado
Convention Center. Dr. Yunus is the
author of Banker To The Poor:
Micro-Lending and the Battle Against
World Poverty and Creating a World
Without Poverty: Social Business and
the Future of Capitalism. Dr. Yunus
received the 2006 Nobel Peace Prize
in recognition of his groundbreaking
work to help the poorest of the poor
in Third World countries break the
cycle of poverty. He founded the
Grameen Bank to make microloans to
entrepreneurial individuals. These
loans help them transform their lives,
improve their wellbeing, and literally
develop
their
local
economies.
Simil arly,
libraries
make
microloans—gifts
actually—of
knowledge.
These
help
people
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transform their lives, improve their
wellbeing, and contribute to our
knowledge-based economy. Institutions
such as the Grameen Bank and
libraries transform lives and build
communities. They succeed because
both address what Dr. Yunus calls
“people-centered problems.”
Dr. Yunus was born in 1940 in British
India in what is now Bangladesh.
Education has always been important
to him. While growing up, he and his
brother, he writes, “devoured any
books and magazines we could get our
hands on ... it was not easy to keep
our thirst for reading satiated. To
meet our needs, Salam and I learned
to improvise, buy, borrow, and steal.”
That love of learning served him well
throughout his formal education,
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culminating in a Ph.D. at Vanderbilt
University in 1971. He has applied his
economic knowledge to the seemingly
intractable problem of poverty. He
demonstrated
the
viability
of
microloans with $27 of his own money
in 1976. Today the Grameen Bank
makes loans to more than six million
families. Additional Grameen initiatives
bring telephone service, Internet
access, and renewable energy to poor
areas. Come hear how institutions such
as the Grameen Bank and libraries
transform lives and build communities.
Dr. Yunus appearing compliments of
PublicAffairs.
YOUTH MEDIA AWARDS PRESS
CONFERENCE
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MONDAY,
9:15AM
JANUARY
26,
8:00
–
COLORADO CONVENTION CENTER
THE AWARDS BEING ANNOUNCED
DURING THE PRESS CONFERENCE
ARE:
JOHN NEWBERY MEDAL
THE RANDOLPH CALDECOTT
CORETTA SCOTT KING AWARDS
MICHAEL L. PRINTZ AWARD
THE ALEX MARGARET A. EDWARDS
AWARD
(MAY HILL)
LECTURE
ARBUTHNOT
ANDREW CARNEGIE MEDAL
HONOR
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ROBERT F. SIBERT INFORMATIONAL
BOOK AWARD
PURA BELPRE AWARD
MILDRED L. BATCHELDER AWARD
SCHNEIDER FAMILY BOOK AWARD
THEODOR SEUSS GEISEL AWARD
ODYSSEY AWARD FOR EXCELLENCE
IN AUDIOBOOK PRODUCTION
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DENVER SUNRISE
SPEAKER SERIES
Presented By H.W. Wilson
A MORNING OF GOOD
HUMOR WITH LEIGH
RUBIN
SATURDAY, JANUARY 24, 8:00 –
9:00AM
FOUR SEASONS BALLROOM OF THE
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Leigh Rubin is the creator of the
cartoon panel, Rubes, seen in hundreds
of newspapers across the county.
Originally self-syndicated, Rubes is
now distributed by Creators Syndicate
as one of the most popular
single-panel cartoons. The cartoon can
also be seen on millions of greeting
cards, mugs, t-shirts and calendars.
Rubin also publishes a series of
cartoon collection books, his most
recent include The Wild Life of Dogs,
Pets, Cows, Farm Animals and the
award winning Wild Life of Love and
Wild Life of Cats.
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Leigh Rubin will be signing outside the
Four Seasons Ballroom immediately
following the session.
THE SCI-FI DUO OF DOM
TESTA AND KEVIN J.
ANDERSON
SUNDAY, JANUARY 25, 8:00 – 9:00AM
FOUR SEASONS BALLROOM OF THE
Dom Testa is a thirty-year radio
broadcast
veteran,
advocate
of
children’s literacy and science-fiction
author. Testa co-hosts the top-rated
radio morning show in Denver, the
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“Dom and Jane Show,” and has
received multiple awards from the
Colorado Broadcaster’s Association for
“Morning Show of the Year.” Testa’s
The Big Brain Club helps students
overcome the peer pressure to play
dumb, and works to dispel the notion
that learning interferes with being
cool. As one of the club’s focuses,
they host writing workshops and
assemblies at schools and libraries to
help kids explore their writing talents.
Testa is also author of the award
winning Galahad series. The first
volume, Galahad 1: The Comet’s Curse,
was selected by the Colorado
Independent Publishers Association as
the “Best Young Adult Book” in
Colorado.
Sponsored by Tor
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Science-fiction
author
Kevin
J.
Anderson has published over 80
novels,
including
29
national
bestsellers. His critically acclaimed
novels
include
Captain
Nemo,
Hopscotch, and Hidden Empire. He has
collaborated on a number franchise
series, including Star Wars, X-Files and
Dune. Anderson’s most recent novel,
The Last Days of Krypton, is a tale of
the planet Krypton’s struggle before
Superman—then Kal-El—came to Earth.
Anderson also writes comic books in
his spare time.
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Dom Testa and Kevin Anderson will be
signing immediately following the
session.
Sponsored by HarperCollins and Orbit
IN FOR SOME ACTION
WITH RICHARD NORTH
PATTERSON
MONDAY, JANUARY 26, 8:00 – 9:00AM
ROOM 605/607 OF THE COLORADO
CONVENTION CENTER
Political and legal fiction writer
Richard North Patterson is the New
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York Times bestselling author of Exile,
The Race and 13 other critically
acclaimed novels. Formerly a trial
lawyer, Patterson was the Securities
and Exchange Commission (SEC) liaison
to the Watergate special prosecutor
and has served on the board of several
Washington advocacy groups. Known
to show all sides of American politics
whether good or bad, The Race is a
political thriller about a run for the
Republican presidential nomination.
Richard North Patterson will be signing
in Macmillan booth 1103 immediately
following the session.
Sponsored by Henry Holt and Co
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TENTH ANNUAL
ARTHUR CURLEY
MEMORIAL
LECTURE
FEATURING JIM SHEELER, PULITZER
PRIZE WINNING AUTHOR
SATURDAY, JANUARY 24, 2009, 1:30
– 3:30PM
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COLORADO CONVENTION CENTER,
FOUR SEASONS BALLROOM 3-4
Since the start of the war in Iraq,
Marines like Major Steve Beck have
found themselves thrown into a
mission they never trained for:
casualty notification. Marines are
trained to kill, to break down doors,
but the mission of a casualty
assistance calls officer is one without
weapons. For Beck, the mission meant
learning each dead Marine’s name and
nickname, touching the toys he grew
up with and reading the letters he
wrote home. Beck has held grieving
mothers in long embraces, absorbing
their muffled cries into the dark blue
shoulder of his uniform. He stitched
himself into the fabric of their lives,
in the simple hope that his compassion
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might help alleviate at least the
smallest piece of their pain.
In Final Salute: A Story of Unfinished
Lives, Jim Sheeler weaves together the
stories of the fallen and of the broken
homes they have left behind. It is also
the story of Major Steve Beck and his
unflagging efforts to help heal the
wounds of those left grieving. Above
all, it is a moving tribute to our
troops, putting faces to the mostly
anonymous names of our courageous
heroes, and to the brave families who
have made the ultimate sacrifice for
this country.
Jim Sheeler specialized in covering the
impact of the war at home for the
Rocky Mountain News since the first
Colorado casualty of the war in Iraq.
He won the 2006 Pulitzer Prize for
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Feature Writing for his story, Final
Salute, and has won numerous other
local and national writing awards. Born
in Houston, Texas, he graduated with
a degree in journalism from Colorado
State University in 1990, and earned
a Masters degree in journalism from
the University of Colorado in 2007. He
will begin teaching journalism full-time
at the University of Colorado in the
fall of 2008. His book of collected
obituaries, Obit: Inspirational Stories
of
Everyday
People
Who
Led
Extraordinary Lives, was published in
May by Penguin Books. He lives near
Boulder, Colorado with his wife and
son.
Jim
Sheeler
will
be
signing
immediately following the session in
the Penguin Group USA booth #1231.
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ALA 2008-2009
EXECUTIVE BOARD
AND OFFICERS
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ALA 2008-2009
DIVISION
PRESIDENTS
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FRIDAY, JANUARY 23 – MONDAY,
JANUARY 26, 2009
MIDWINTER
MEETING
EXHIBITION
The 2009 Midwinter Meeting Exhibits
will include over 800 booths, and will
be housed in the Colorado Convention
Center in Halls A, B and C. The ALA
Midwinter Exhibition is packed with
demonstrations and free samples from
over 425 vendors.
EXHIBIT EVENTS AND HOURS
FRIDAY, JANUARY 23
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4:00p.m. – 5:15p.m. Author Forum
5:30p.m. – 7:30p.m. ALA/ERT Exhibits
Opening Ceremony/Reception
5:15p.m. – 5:30p.m. Ribbon Cutting
Ceremony
SATURDAY JANUARY 24
9:00a.m. – 5:00p.m.
SUNDAY, JANUARY 25
9:00a.m. – 5:00p.m.
2:00p.m. – 4:00p.m
MONDAY, JANUARY 26
9:00a.m. – 2:00p.m.
10:00a.m. – 1:10p.m.
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SPECIAL EVENTS ON THE
EXHIBIT FLOOR
Your registration includes several
special exhibit events. Friday Night,
January 23, don’t miss the ALA/ERT
Author Forum from 4:00 – 5:15p.m. in
the Colorado Convention Center.
Immediately following will be the
Exhibits Opening Ceremony and the
ALA/ERT Exhibits Opening Reception,
from 5:15 – 7:30p.m. Join us for an
evening of free music and food, and
chances to win free gift baskets.
TECHNOLOGY SHOWCASE
The Technology Showcase returns on
Monday, January 26 from 10:00a.m. –
1:15p.m. with updates in library
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technology trends, and the Spotlight
on Adult Literature on Saturday
afternoon will feature signings and
giveaways!
FRIDAY, JANUARY 23, 2009, 4:00 –
5:15PM
ALA/ERT AUTHOR FORUM
– WOMEN OF MYSTERY
The author forum will feature
discussions with four of the bestselling
female authors in mystery. Join them
to discuss the art of the mystery plot
and how all those twists an turns work
to reveal the truth. The Author Forum
will take place in the Colorado
Convention Center, Room 201/203. All
authors will be signing copies of their
latest works during the Opening
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Exhibits Reception at their publisher’s
booths.
New York Times bestselling author
ERICA SPINDLER has written 28
novels, including Last Known Victim,
Copycat, Killer Takes All, See Jane Die,
Dead Run and Bone Cold. Her novel,
Red, was adapted into a popular
graphic novel and daytime drama in
Japan. Spindler was awarded the
Daphne du Maurier Award for
Excellence in 2002 for Bone Cold, a
thrilling psychological mystery. Erica
Spindler will be signing in Macmillan
booth 1103.
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Former
CIA
analyst
FRANCINE
MATHEWS is the author of several
suspense
novels,
including
the
Nantucket Mysteries series, Blown,
The Cutout and The Secret Agent. Her
most recent is The Alibi Club. Mathews
also writes historical fiction, published
under the penname Stephanie Barron,
including the Jane Austen mystery
series set in 18th century England, and
A Flaw In The Blood set during the
time of Prince Albert and Queen
Victoria. Francine Mathews will be
signing in Random House booth 1220.
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MARY JANE CLARK is the bestselling
author of ten novels, including Do You
Want To Know A Secret, Do You
Promise Not To Tell, Let Me Whisper
In Your Ear, and Close To You. Her
latest novel, It Only Takes A Moment,
is a tale of suspense about tracing
down a daughter’s kidnapper. Mary
Jane Clark will be signing in
HarperCollins booth 1014.
NANCY ATHERTON is the author of
the Aunt Dimity mystery series, so far
with 13 installments. The first, Aunt
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Dimity’s Death, was voted “one of the
century’s 100 favorite mysteries” by
the Independent Mystery Booksellers
Association. Atherton’s latest novel in
the series, Aunt Dimity: Vampire
Hunter, concerns a worry wart mother
whose twins come home from school
one day and give her something truly
scary to worry about: signs of a
vampire encounter. Nancy Atherton
will be signing in Penguin Group USA
booth #1231.
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MIDWINTER
MEETING
EXHIBITION
EXHIBITS OPENING RECEPTION
FRIDAY, JANUARY 23, 2009, 5:30 –
7:30PM
ENJOY MUSIC, FREE FOOD AND
THE CHANCE FOR LOTS OF GREAT
PRIZES AT THE FRIDAY NIGHT
OPENING RECEPTION!
The Friday Night Opening Reception,
sponsored by the exhibitors, ERT and
ALA, will be held from 5:30 –
7:30p.m. on the exhibit floor, and
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will feature food and music, as well
as over 30 gift baskets (valued over
$75 each) to be given away by
exhibitors on Friday only! To register
to win a basket, visit the exhibitor’s
booth during the Opening Reception.
These baskets will be raffled off
Friday evening, so be ready to win!
Last minute additions to this list will
be published in Friday’s Cognotes,
and the winners will be published in
Sunday’s Cognotes. You do not need
to be present to win.
ATTEND THE OPENING RECEPTION FOR YOUR
CHANCE TO WIN ONE OF THESE GREAT
BASKETS!
Company
Booth # Basket Description
Griffyn Ink
740
AJ Scudiere Gift
Basket
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Company
Blackstone Audio 752
Cozy Up with a
Mystery Gift Basket
Charlesbridge
Astronomy Gift
Basket
806
Candlewick Press 813
The Tale of Despereaux Gift Basket
Peachtree Publish- 817
ers
Exploration & Discovery Gift Basket
Star Bright Books 847
Childrens Books
Gift Basket
Nemo Publishing 952
Innon Peaks Island Get-a-way
Basket X 2
Holiday House
Childrens Books
Gift Basket
1007
HarperCollins Pub- 1014
lishers
Mysteries Abound
Gift Basket
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Company
Little Brown
1124
Winter Picturebook Wonderland
Gift Basket
Penguin Group
(USA)
1231
Gift Basket of
Goodness
Tundra Books
1313
Backpack and picture book Gift
Basket
Marcive Inc.
1337
Marcive’s Own
Blended Gift Basket
Demco, INC.
1404
Demco’s Winter
Gift Basket
Fulcrum Publish- 1440
ing
Colorado & The
West Gift Basket
H.W. Wilson Com- 1504
pany
Wine Country Gift
Basket
Gale
International
Themed Gift Basket
1604
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Company
OCLC
1704
OCLC Variety Gift
Basket
Infobase Publish- 2032
ing
World History Gift
Basket
Baker & Taylor
2122
Entertainment Gift
Basket
Marshall
Cavendish
2211
Old West History
& Heritage Basket
Schedule3W/ Medi- 2322
anet
1 year workstation
license Gift Basket
B-Logistics
2347
Colorado Themed
Gift Basket X 2
BCR
2508
Digital Camera
Gift Basket
Data2 Corporation 2509
Relaxation Gift
Basket
John Wiley & Sons 2132
Dummies Gift Basket
Chari Davenport
Chari Davenport
Gift Basket
2636
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Company
Highsmith
1323
Udderly Wisconsin
Gift Basket
Brodart
1624
Everything ZEN
Simon & Schuster 1021
A Celebration of
Black Literature
Gift Basket
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SPOTLIGHT ON
ADULT LITERATURE
SPONSORED BY FRIENDS OF LIBRARIES
U.S.A.
AND ALA CONFERENCE SERVICES
SATURDAY, JANUARY 24, 2:00 –
4:00PM EXHIBIT HALL
Stop by these participating publishers
for free giveaways. Don’t forget to
stop by the Friends of Libraries U.S.A.
booth (614) to register to win a prize
basket of books, books-on-CD, and
more.
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PARTICIPATING
PUBLISHERS INCLUDE:
Algonquin Books of Chapel Hill, a
division of
Workman Publishing Company Booth
903
Stop by for an advanced reader’s copy
of A Reliable Wife.
Consortium Book Sales & Distribution
Booth 838
Consortium will be giving away galleys
of various
adult fiction titles.
Counterpoint Booth 831
Stop by for galleys of forthcoming
titles.
HarperCollins Booth 1014
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HarperCollins will be giving away 50
galleys of each of the following titles:
Stepmother by Carrie Adams, Very
Valentine by Adriana Trigiani, and In
Hanuman’s Hands by Cheeni Rao.
Houghton Mifflin Harcourt Booth 931
Houghton Mifflin Harcourt will be
giving away 50 signed The Family Man,
50 A Long Long Time Ago and
Essentially True, 25-50 My
Abandonment, 25-50 Genesis and 50
HMH tote bags
Macmillan Booth 1103
Macmillan will be giving away galleys
of various titles.
Hachette Book Group Booth 1122
Hachette will have a variety of titles
for giveaway.
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Books on Tape Booth 1215
Censors Beware! CD Sampler to the
first 250 people.
Random House, Inc. Booth 1220
Random House, Inc. will have a
Featured ARE Giveaway, including Sag
Harbor by Colson Whitehead
(Doubleday), Spade & Archer by Joe
Gores (Knopf), and High: Confessions
of an International Drug Smuggler by
Brian O’Dea (Other Press).
Penguin Group (USA) Booth 1231
Penguin will be giving away
galleys/ARC’s of upcoming titles.
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W.W. Norton & Company Booth 922
by Dara Horn (author of The World to
Come], and The Increment, by David
Ignatius (author of Body of Lies],
while supplies last.
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MIDWINTER MEETING
EXHIBITION
TECHNOLOGY
SHOWCASE
MONDAY, JANUARY 26, 2009 10:00AM
– 1:10PM
The Technology Showcase is back
again this year. Join these exciting
companies as they highlight the latest
trends in Library Technology. There
will be two Technology Showcase
Theaters running concurrently from
10:00a.m. – 1:10p.m. Monday, January
26th, 2009. The theaters are located
on the show floor, Pueblo Theatre at
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the end of the 800 aisle and Mesa
Theatre at the end of the 2200 aisle.
Complimentary refreshments will be
served on the exhibits floor during the
presentations.
TECHNOLOGY SHOWCASE
SCHEDULE-AT-A-GLANCE
Pueblo Theater Mesa Theater
(1)
(2)
10:00am –
10:30am
Thomson
Reuters
IGI Global
10:40am –
11:10am
LibLime
eBrary
11:20am –
11:50am
Credo Reference
Innovative Interfaces
12:00p.m. –
12:30pm
SerialsSolutions
Library of
Congress –
Live Digital
Imaging
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Pueblo Theater Mesa Theater
(1)
(2)
12:40pm –
1:10pm
American
Springer
Council of
Learned Societies
PUEBLO THEATER
10:00AM – 10:30AM
EXPANDING ONE’S EVALUATIVE
PERSPECTIVE ON THE
JOURNAL LITERATURE – NEW
ENHANCEMENTS TO
JOURNAL CITATION REPORTS
Journal Citation Reports® serve as the
foundation of journal collection
development, characterization, and
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evaluation within academic and
government libraries worldwide. An
unprecedented enhancement of JCR®
is taking place, incorporating new
information to complement the
high-profile Impact Factor. This
educational session is designed to
communicate the meaning and use of
these new metrics.
10:40AM – 11:10AM
BIBLIOS: A NEW SOCIAL CATALOGING
(R)EVOLUTION FROM LIBLIME
Joshua Ferraro, CEO of LibLime, will
introduce flbiblios: an open-source
cataloging tool, freely available from
http://biblios.org and developed by
LibLime. He’ll also discuss a new
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service offered by LibLime called flbib
lios.net:
a
subscription-based,
community-built
and
maintained
database
of
freely-licensed
bibliographic records. These tools allow
catalogers to create and share records,
they include API support for ‘sending’
records to other databases, including
your ILS; powerful Social Cataloging
features like real-time embedded chat,
Forums, and E-mail integration.
11:20AM – 11:50AM
WHAT WE LEARNED FROM CRAIGSLIST:
DEVELOPING NEW WAYS TO BROWSE
AND EXPLORE ONLINE LIBRARY
CONTENT
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Taking lessons from Craigslist and
Edward Tufte, we have re-invented
how
users
experience
subject
encyclopedias.
Going
beyond
metasearch
and
faceted-based
browsing
to
information-dense
headword pages containing hundreds
of entries and previews of what lies
deeper. Library information systems
can enhance the user’s experience by
allowing browsing across broad
expanses of content and, like
Craigslist, easily allow users to find
meaningful content without searching
and without prior knowledge of the
syntax of search systems.
12:00PM – 12:30PM
SERIALS SOLUTIONS 360 RESOURCE
MANAGER CONSORTIA EDITION:
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SAVING TIME, EFFORT AND EXPENSES
FOR CONSORTIA AND THEIR
MEMBERS.
Learn how Serials Solutions 360
Resource Manager Consortium Edition
enables consortia managers and
members to consolidate e-resource
metadata and acquisition information
in one place to save everyone time,
effort and improve access discovery.
Attend this session to receive a
detailed overview of the newest,
integrated, vendor hosted e-resource
access and management solution for
consortia and other groups that share
e-resources.
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12:40PM – 1:10PM
NEW DIRECTIONS IN E-BOOK
TECHNOLOGY PRESENTED BY THE
AMERICAN COUNCIL OF LEARNED
SOCIETIES
New Directions in E-Book Technology
will provide attendees with a basic
orientation to e-book formats in the
HEB collection as well as address
advances
in
digital
publishing
technology and possibilities for future
development
through
use
of
XML-encoding. The session will
introduce
HEB
as
both
a
comprehensive collection of e-books
for teaching and research. Discussion
of the results of HEB’s recent
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comparative
formats.
experiment
in
e-book
MESA THEATER
10:00AM – 10:30AM
WALKING THE USAGE TIGHTROPE IN
A DIGITAL WORLD: PUBLISHERS AND
LIBRARIANS EXPLORE THE DELICATE
BALANCING ACT OF E-CONTENT
USABILITY.
In recent years librarians have grown
increasingly concerned with the use of
digital rights management tools by
vendors of licensed scholarly resources
such as e-journals and e-books.
Although
some
restrictions
are
necessary to protect the academic
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material, how will protection measures
affect student and faculty use? This
showcase will explore the balancing
act concerning use restrictions with
discussions between librarians and
publishers on soft restrictions, hard
restrictions, user views, and database
analysis.
10:40AM – 11:10AM
NEW TECHNOLOGIES FOR IMPROVING
DIGITAL LIBRARIES WITH MULTIPLE
SOURCES OF CONTENT.
Participants will be introduced to
ebrary’s new User Interface (UI),
QuickView, and Integrated, Scalable
Information System (ISIS), a licensable
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technology that enables new methods
of discovery, multiple views of search
results, and sophisticated research
tools, in addition to enabling libraries
to host, submit and distribute eContent
of their own. All participants will
receive an ebrary T-shirt and also be
entered in a drawing for a new iPhone,
conducted at the end of the session.
11:20AM – 11:50AM
DIGITIZING & HARVESTING:
PROMOTING YOUR LOCAL
COLLECTIONS.
This session instructs conference
attendees on new ways to expose their
digital
collections
through
OAI-compliant harvesting into a
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discovery services platform. It will
provide an overview of how this
increases purposeful and serendipitous
discovery of unique library resources.
The speaker will also discuss how
library staff at all levels are using new
digital asset management tools and
how library users can complement
formal metadata with community
tagging.
12:00PM – 12:30PM
THE REAL NATIONAL TREASURES –
LIVE DIGITAL IMAGING FROM THE
LIBRARY OF CONGRESS. PRESENTED
IN ASSOCIATION WITH MEGAVISION
The session will present the value and
challenges of applying advanced digital
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imaging and processing techniques for
enhanced access and material studies
of documents of cultural heritage. This
research tool shows the potential for
developing
non-invasive
and
non-destructive
preservation
techniques for scientific and academic
studies.
12:40PM – 1:10PM
THE NEW SPRINGERLINK: END-USER
OPTIMIZED.
Heather Staines (Global eProduct
Manager SpringerLink) will detail the
new SpringerLink design with features
optimized for end-users, including
semantic linking, PDF preview, and our
unique display option the Author
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Mapper. After a wide-ranging usability
study, Springer has revamped the
SpringerLink platform with end user
needs in mind. From navigation to
display options, this session will
provide librarians with information on
the new Springer-Link so that they can
better support their staff and
researchers.
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GENERAL
INFORMATION
ALA OFFICE
The ALA Office is located in the
Colorado Convention Center, Korbel 2A.
ALA STORE
ALA Graphics offerings include new
campaign materials for National
Library Week and Teen Tech Week,
conference
souvenirs,
reading
incentives, gifts, new posters and
bookmarks for Tale of Despereaux, Old
Bear and Diary of a Wimpy Kid, and
READ posters featuring the Twilight
cast members, Tony Hawk and Corbin
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Bleu. Take time to see what’s new at
the ALA Store, located in Lobby B,
between the two entrances to the
Exhibit Hall.
Friday
10:00a.m. – 5:00p.m.
Saturday and Sunday
8:00a.m. – 5:00p.m.
Monday
8:00a.m. – 2:00p.m.
CHILD CARE AT THE
MIDWINTER MEETING
2009
ALA will reimburse the charges
expended on childcare in the amount
of $25 per day, per child to a
maximum of $50 per day, per family
to any fully registered parent for each
day of the Midwinter Meeting week,
January 23 – 28, 2009. This covers
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only childcare in the parent’s hotel
room or other residence in the meeting
city (Denver) and does not include
charges for children’s food and
transportation or gratuities and
transportation for the sitter. ALA will
not reimburse childcare expenses to
attendees who live within the Denver
area that would be paid to the regular
provider whether the parent was
attending the Midwinter Meeting or
not. Parents may contact their hotel
childcare center/baby sitting service
where it is available or select one
from the phone book. Reimbursement
forms are available at the ALA
Registration Desk and must be signed
by the individual performing the
childcare services and presented by
the parent to the Registration Desk
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Manager by Monday, January 26, 2009.
Please note: strollers are permitted on
the exhibit floor, but children must
remain seated in them at all times.
Unescorted children are not permitted
on the exhibit floor. See the Children’s
Policy for more information.
CHILDREN’S POLICY
Strollers are permitted on the exhibit
floor but only if there is a child in
them at all times. Unescorted children
are not permitted on the exhibit floor.
Children under the age of five must
be restrained at all times (stroller,
back pack, etc.). Any child over the
age of five must have an Exhibits Only
badge to be admitted to the exhibit
floor. These badges are available at
onsite registration for $25. An adult
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must accompany all children under the
age of 16.
COGNOTES – DAILY
MEETING NEWSPAPER
Cognotes is the daily newspaper
published and staffed by a group of
ALA member volunteers. The Cognotes
office is open for submissions from
10:00a.m. to 2:00p.m., Thursday
through Monday during the Midwinter
Meeting in the ALA Office, Korbel 2A
of the Colorado Convention Center.
The publication includes highlights of
Midwinter events, important meeting
times and room changes, photographs
and news items relating to the
Meeting. The paper is published Friday
through Monday during the Midwinter
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Meeting, and a special Highlights issue
(Issue No.5) will be mailed to all ALA
members following the Meeting.
Cognotes
is
available
in
the
registration area at the convention
center, in the Cognotes office and at
several other locations throughout the
convention center.
News and informational contributions
will be considered for publication on
a daily basis. The deadline for news
items is 2:00p.m. the day before
publication. Exhibitors may advertise
in Cognotes onsite for $100 (40-word
limit). Forms are available in the
Cognotes office, and the deadline is
2:00p.m. the day before publication.
There is also the opportunity for
exhibitors to submit news items for
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the Highlights issue mailed to all
members.
DISCUSSION GROUPS
Many ALA discussion groups are
meeting
throughout
the
week.
Attendees are invited to participate in
these informal information exchanges.
Discussion Group topics are listed at
the beginning of the Daily Schedule
section, starting from section entitled
“ALA Midwinter Meeting Discussion
Groups”. Meetings of discussion
groups are also listed chronologically
in the Daily Schedule of the Meetings
section.
EXHIBITS
The exhibits are located in Exhibit
Halls A, B and C of the Colorado
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Convention Center. Following the
special opening ceremony at 5:15p.m.
on Friday evening, the exhibits are
open:
Friday, January 23
5:30p.m. – 7:30p.m.
Saturday and Sunday
January 24-25
9:00a.m. – 5:00p.m.
Monday, January 26
9:00a.m. – 2:00p.m
Please
see
section
entitled
“MIDWINTER MEETING EXHIBITION”
for a listing of all the special events
we are offering on the exhibition floor
this year.
HOTEL RESERVATIONS/
TRAVEL SERVICES
Hotel accommodations and travel
services were arranged by Experient.
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Experient is available onsite in the
Registration area for any assistance
you may need and will also have
information regarding housing for the
Annual Conference 2009 in Chicago.
Additional
travel
assistance
is
available from 9:00a.m. to 5:00p.m.
(Central time) Monday through Friday
by calling 1-800-974-9833.
ACESIBILITY
INFORMATION
We work to make sure your experience
will be a pleasant and accessible one.
Here are the features we have put in
place to insure the ALA 2009
Midwinter Meeting is accessible to all:
• We caption our main sessions, e.g.
President’s Program, Membership
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Meeting, Council Meetings, and
others as requested by organizers.
The captioning is available on a
one-on-one
basis
when
the
captioner is not working at sessions
mentioned above. Reservations are
made on a first-come, first-served
basis and require at least one day’s
notice.
• We have accessible rooms in our
hotel block. There are rooms for the
deaf, blind and attendees in
wheelchairs. Please fill out the
housing form and check the
appropriate box. An Experient
representative will contact you to
make sure you are placed in an
appropriate room.
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• Leader animals of all kinds are
welcome throughout the ALA
Meeting.
• Listening devices are available for
those who are hard of hearing.
• Our shuttle bus company has
accessible buses. Instructions on
how to obtain rides are available in
each hotel, in the convention center
on site, and in the onsite
newspaper, Cognotes.
• Based upon availability in each city,
we maintain a limited number of
wheelchairs and scooters on a first
come, first served basis.
• Conference Services coordinates
interpreting services for the hearing
impaired. To use the service, a list
of required interpreted meetings
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should have been sent to Anne
Weglewski by December 7, 2008.
Two interpreters are also on-call in
the Conference Services Office in
the Colorado Convention Center
Saturday-Monday for last minute
requests
on
a
first-come,
first-served basis. Interpreters are
no longer requested for meetings
in general. Requests for deaf
members will be taken for specific
meetings only.
INTERNET CAFÉ
The
Internet
Café,
features
a
comfortable place for delegates to
relax, grab a bite to eat, surf the
Internet and check e-mail. Located in
the convention center in Lobby B, the
Café is open from 6:00a.m. to
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10:00p.m., Friday through Tuesday.
(Please note: due to heightened
security restrictions in the convention
center, the Internet Café will only be
open during the hours listed above.)
INTERNET ROOM
The Internet Room is open to ALA
members beginning at 5:30p.m. on
Friday, January 23. The room, which is
located in the Exhibit Hall at the back
of the 400 aisle, is open during
exhibition hours only, The Room is
managed by ALA’s Internet Room
Steering Committee and staffed with
volunteers during regular exhibit
hours.
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LITERATURE
DISTRIBUTION AREA
Materials have been placed in bins in
the ALA Office. Delegates may help
themselves to items of interest. Only
ALA pre-approved, numbered items
have been placed on the tables.
Because all space is in use, additional
materials cannot be accepted onsite.
LOST AND FOUND
Items may be turned in or claimed at
the ALA Office in the Colorado
Convention
Center,
Korbel
2A.
Unclaimed items will be held in
Conference Services, 50 E. Huron
Street, Chicago, IL 60611 for one month
after the meeting. For help in locating
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lost items during the meeting, please
call 303-228-8239. After the meeting
please call 312-280-3223.
MEETING
CHANGES-ONSITE
To change, add or cancel a meeting,
contact Yvonne McLean in the
Conference Services Office, Korbel 2A
of the convention center immediately.
The information will be published in
Cognotes if the change has been
requested
before
the
2:00p.m.
Cognotes deadline. All changes must
be submitted directly to Yvonne
McLean, and she will coordinate the
publication of those changes with
Cognotes directly. Note: Door signs of
ALA meeting rooms list all of the
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sessions scheduled (up to the time of
their printing) to be held in each
room, each day. Please do not assume
that a room will be available when a
listing does not appear for a time slot.
Assignments may have been made
after the sign was posted, or the hotel
may be using the room for an outside
meeting.
MEMBERSHIP SERVICES
Any questions or issues concerning
your membership may be directed to
ALA Membership Services personnel
at the Registration desk. Bring any
related paperwork or correspondence
for faster service.
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MESSAGE CENTER
An incoming message center is located
in the Colorado Convention Center,
next to Attendee Registration and will
be open during registration hours. The
Message Center phone number is
303-228-8289.
MIDWINTER MEETING
POLICY
The ALA Midwinter Meeting is
convened for the primary purpose of
expediting the business of the
Association through sessions of its
governing and administrative delegates
serving on board, committees and
Council. Programs designed for the
continuing education and development
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of the fields of library service shall be
reserved for Annual Conference except
by the specific authorization of the
Executive Board acting under the
provisions of the ALA Constitution.
Hearings
seeking
membership
reactions and provisions for observers
and petitioners at meetings of Council,
committees and boards are to be
publicized; programs of orientation or
leadership development to Association
business are encouraged; assemblies
of
groups
of
individuals
for
information sharing vital to the
development of Association business
shall be accepted as appropriate to the
purposes of the Midwinter Meeting.
By Council action it was voted that all
meetings of the Association are open
to all members and to recognized
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members of the press. Closed
meetings may only be held to discuss
matters affecting privacy of individuals
or institutions. Unit chairs may contact
their staff liaison officer when unable
to determine whether an open or
closed meeting is appropriate.
OFFICE AREA SERVICES
Several computers and printers are
available for use by members and staff
in the ALA Office. You must sign up
in advance to use the equipment and
bring your own software and disks.
Paper is provided. There are also
typewriters available in the ALA Office
for use by ALA delegates for the
typing of office business.
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PLACEMENT SERVICES
Provided by the ALA Office for Human
Resource
Development
and
Recruitment (HRDR), the Placement
Services is open: Saturday and Sunday,
9:00a.m. to 5:00p.m. Job seekers can
register and search for jobs on the
JobLIST Online site at www.joblist.ala
.org. All services are free to job
seekers. Registration is not required,
but is recommended. Registration
gives registered employers access to
your resume information. It also allows
for direct communication between job
seekers and employers. There is an
orientation for job seekers on Friday,
January 23 at 4:00p.m. in the
Placement Center. Employers who want
to post positions should post them on
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the JobLIST Online site at www.joblist
.ala.org. Employers who want to use
the interviewing facilities must have
an active ad placed on JobLIST at the
time you schedule an interview.
Employers who want a booth in the
Placement Center should contact
Beatrice Calvin at 800-545-2433, ext.
4280. There is an orientation for
employers on Friday, January, 23 at
3:00p.m. in the Placement Center.
POSTAL SERVICES
Located on in Exhibit Hall at the back
of the 2500 Aisle. The post office is
open:
Saturday and Sunday
9:00a.m. – 4:45p.m.
Monday
9:00a.m. – 1:45p.m.
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Attendees
receive
one
mailing
envelope or tube, compliments of ALA.
Additional ALA envelopes or tubes are
$1.00
PROGRAM SUPPLEMENT
Inserted in every program book,
additional copies of the supplement
are available at the registration desk.
The program supplement includes
critical changes to the meeting
schedule.
REGISTRATION HOURS
Registration is located in the Colorado
Convention Center, Lobby A. Hours are:
Friday, January 23
8:00a.m. – 7:30p.m.
Saturday, January 24
7:30a.m. – 5:00p.m.
Sunday, January 25
7:30a.m. – 5:00p.m.
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Monday, January 26
7:30a.m. – 2:00p.m.
REPROGRAPHICS
A Reprographics center has been set
up in the ALA Office area in Korbel
1A-F. The hours are:
Friday
10:00a.m. – 10:00p.m.
Saturday – Tuesday
7:30a.m. – 10:00p.m.
Wednesday
9:00a.m. – 11:00a.m.
An ALA charge number is required for
all copies made. The charge for
personal copies is 10 cents per page.
SHUTTLE BUS-SPONSORED
BY GALE
Free shuttle bus service between the
Meeting hotels is provided for
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registered attendees and for delegates
with special needs. Shuttle bus
schedules will be available at
participating hotels, in Cognotes and
at registration. Complimentary bus
service is provided by Gale Cengage
Learning. Don’t forget to stop by their
booth and say thanks for the lift.
SMOKING RULE
Council action at the 1991 Atlanta
Annual Conference resolved that,
“smoking is prohibited at Midwinter
Meetings,
Annual
Conferences,
regional/national
conferences,
continuing
education
programs,
exhibits
and
other
gatherings
sponsored by the ALA.”
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COUNCIL AND EXECUTIVE BOARD
SCHEDULE
ALA
COUNCIL/EXECUTIVE
BOARD/MEMBERSHIP INFORMATION
SESSION
SUNDAY,
10:00AM
JANUARY
Colorado Convention
Seasons Ballroom
25,
9:00
Center,
–
Four
ALA EXECUTIVE BOARD CANDIDATES
FORUM
MONDAY, JANUARY 26, 11:30AM –
12:30PM
Colorado Convention
Seasons Ballroom
EXECUTIVE BOARD I
Center,
Four
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FRIDAY, JANUARY
12:00PM
23,
8:00AM
–
Hyatt Regency Denver Hotel, Agate
Room B/C
EXECUTIVE BOARD II
MONDAY,
4:30PM
JANUARY
26,
1:30
–
Room B/C
EXECUTIVE BOARD III
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 28, 2:00PM
– 5:30PM
Room B/C
ALA COUNCIL I
SUNDAY, JANUARY 25, 10:45AM –
12:15PM
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Colorado Convention
Seasons Ballroom
Center,
Four
ALA COUNCIL II
TUESDAY, JANUARY 27, 9:15AM –
12:45PM
Colorado Convention
Seasons Ballroom
Center,
Four
COUNCIL III
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 28, 8:00AM
– 12:30PM
Colorado Convention
Seasons Ballroom
Center,
Four
ALA-APA INFORMATION SESSION
SUNDAY,
10:30AM
JANUARY
Colorado Convention
Seasons Ballroom
25,
10:00
Center,
–
Four
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ALA-APA COUNCIL
MONDAY,
11:15AM
JANUARY
Colorado Convention
Seasons Ballroom
26,
10:15
Center,
–
Four
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GALE CENGAGE LEARNING
SHUTTLE BUS
SCHEDULE AND
ROUTE
SHUTTLE SERVICE TO THE COLORADO
CONVENTION CENTER
Shuttle service is provided between
the Colorado Convention Center (CCC)
and the hotels listed below. Please
check the sign in your hotel lobby for
any additional information or changes
for your specific route. For additional
service or to make advance
reservations for a wheelchair
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accessible shuttle, please see the
shuttle supervisor at the CCC or call
Kushner & Associates at
(303)228-8288.
SHUTTLE SCHEDULE
Frequency of Service: Peak
10-15 minutes | Non Peak
20-25 minutes
Friday, January 23, 2009
Shuttle between Non
CCC and hotels
Peak
7:30AM – 4:00PM
Shuttle between
CCC and hotels
4:00PM –
8:00PM*
Peak
Saturday, January 24, 2009
Shuttle from ho- Peak
7:00AM –
tels to CCC
10:00AM
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Shuttle between
CCC and hotels
Non
Peak
Shuttle from CCC Peak
to hotels
10:00AM –
3:30PM
3:30PM – 6:00PM*
Sunday, January 25, 2009
Shuttle from ho- Peak
tels to CCC
7:00AM –
10:00AM
Shuttle between
CCC and hotels
10:00AM –
3:30PM
Non
Peak
Shuttle from CCC Peak
to hotels
3:30PM – 6:00PM*
Monday, January 26, 2009
Shuttle between Peak
CCC and hotels
7:00AM – 3:00PM
Shuttle between
CCC and hotels
3:00PM –
6:00PM*
Non
Peak
* Time last shuttle departs CCC. Last shuttle departs hotels approximately 45 minutes prior
to this time
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MAKE SURE TO STOP AT
GALE BOOTH 1604 AND
CHECK OUT WHAT’S NEW
Route #1 (Red)
Boarding Location
Sheraton Denver Hotel Curbside on Court Place
Comfort Inn
Curbside on Tremont
Place
Brown Palace Hotel
At the Comfort Inn
Route #2 (Green)
Boarding Location
Magnolia Hotel
Curbside on 17th Street
Marriott City Center
Curbside on California
Grand Hyatt
Curbside on Welton
Route #3 (blue)
Boarding Location
Westin Hotel Tabor
Center
Curbside in front
Ritz-Carlton
Curbside on 19th Street
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The following hotels listed below are
within close walking distance to the
Colorado Convention Center. There will
be NO shuttle service for these hotels.
Courtyard by Marriott
Crowne Plaza
Curtis
Hyatt Regency Denver
Hilton Garden Inn
Hotel Teatro
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AUDITORIUM
SPEAKER SERIES
The Auditorium Speaker Series will be
held Saturday-Tuesday of Annual
Conference. Additional speakers are
being added to this series. Please
check
the
Annual
Conference
Online-Site at www.ala.org/annual for
updates.
ALSC President’s Program
Featuring Melba Pattillo
Beals
Monday, July 13, 8:00a.m. – 9:30a.m.
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At the age of 15, Melba Pattillo Beals
walked her way into the history books
as one of the nine courageous
students who faced down furious
segregationists, the Arkansas National
Guard and the Governor of Arkansas
in order to integrate Little Rock
Central High School in 1957. She has
written two bestselling books as a
result of her experience, Warriors
Don’t Cry: A Searing Memoir of the
Battle to Integrate Little Rock Central
High School and its sequel White is a
State of Mind: Freedom is Yours to
Choose. Beals began her career at the
age of 17 writing articles for major
newspapers and magazines. She earned
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a master’s degree in journalism from
Columbia University and worked as a
news reporter for San Francisco’s
public television station, KQED, and
for the NBC affiliate, KRON-TV. Beals
has also written numerous articles for
periodicals including People, Essence
and the San Francisco Examiner and
is the author of a primer on public
relations, Expose Yourself: Using the
Power of Public Relations to Promote
Your Business and Yourself, which was
an industry best-seller. In 1998, the
nine students who integrated Little
Rock’s Central High School were
awarded the Congressional Gold Medal
of Honor, the nation’s highest and
most distinguished civilian honor.
Beals is currently professor and chair
of the Communications Department at
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Dominican University of California. She
and her daughter, Kellie, are writing
the screenplay for a feature film based
on Warriors.
Sponsored by ALSC Charlemae Rollins
Endowment
Lisa Scottoline
Monday, July 13, 10:30a.m. – 11:30a.m.
Lisa Scottoline is the Edgar-Award
winning, bestselling author of Lady
Killer, Daddy’s Girl, Dirty Blonde and
many more. She currently has
twenty-five million copies of her books
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in print in the United States and she
is published in 25 countries.
Lisa loves her job and it shows in her
writing. Her bestselling novels, set in
Philadelphia and featuring gutsy and
resilient female characters, have
thrilled and entertained readers with
page-turning action and her trademark
wit and humor. Lisa has created an
array of unforgettable characters, and
continues to add to the cast with each
new book. Many of her books feature
the all-female firm of Rosato &
Associates, while the rest introduce
fresh, new, but equally compelling
heroines all written in Lisa’s unique
voice.
A lifelong Philadelphian, Lisa still lives
in the Philadelphia area and enjoys
writing about her hometown city.
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Jill Bolte Taylor, Ph.D.
Monday, July 13, 1:30p.m. – 2:30p.m.
As a Harvard-trained neuroanatomist,
Dr. Jill Bolte Taylor spent her life
studying and teaching others about
the complex beauty of the human
brain. But on the morning of December
10, 1996, her life took an unexpected
turn: she experienced a massive stroke
when a blood vessel exploded in the
left side of her brain. In her book My
Stroke of Insight: A Brain Scientist’s
Personal Journey, Dr. Taylor tells of
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her unique, and somewhat ironic,
journey into and back out of the silent
abyss of the wounded brain. The book
shares details of her stroke and the
eight years it took to completely repair
her
mind
and
recalibrate
her
understanding of the world, according
to the insights she gained from her
intimate experience with an injured
brain.
Today
Dr.
Taylor
is
a
neuroanatomist affiliated with the
Indiana University School of Medicine
in Indianapolis. She is the national
spokesperson for the mentally ill at
the Harvard Brain Tissue Resource
Center (Brain Bank) and the consulting
neuroanatomist for the Midwest Proton
Radiotherapy Institute. Since 1993, she
has been an active member of NAMI
(National Alliance on Mental Illness).
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Jill Bolte Taylor shares her story as
part of Oprah’s “Soul Series” on XM
Satellite Radio (May 12, 2008). Her
story has also been featured on the
PBS program “Understanding the
Amazing Brain” and she was a
featured
speaker
at
the
TED
conference in February 2008. She lives
in Bloomington, Indiana.
PLA President’s Program
Featuring Cokie Roberts
Monday, July 13, 5:00p.m. – 6:30p.m.
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Cokie
Roberts
is
a
political
commentator for ABC News and a
senior news analyst for National Public
Radio. From 1996 to 2002, she and
Sam Donaldson co-anchored the
weekly ABC interview program, “This
Week.” In addition to broadcasting,
Roberts, along with her husband
Steven V. Roberts, writes a weekly
column syndicated in newspapers
around the country by United Media.
Both are also contributing editors to
USA Weekend, and together they
wrote From This Day Forward, an
account of their now more than
40-year marriage and other marriages
in American history. The book
immediately went onto the New York
Times bestseller list, following a
six-month run on the list by Roberts’s
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first book on women in American
history, We Are Our Mothers’
Daughters. Roberts is also the author
of the bestselling Founding Mothers,
the companion volume to Ladies of
Liberty. A mother of two and
grandmother of six, she lives with her
husband in Bethesda, Maryland.
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TRAVEL
INFORMATION
General Information
Experient is ALA’s travel management
company for both hotel and airline
reservations. As an ALA attendee or
exhibitor, you are eligible for special
airline and hotel rates. Remember you
must be registered for the Annual
Conference
to
make
housing
reservations. To reach the ALA travel
desk, please call 800-974-9833 or
847-282-2529 and identify yourself as
an attendee or exhibitor of the ALA
Annual Conference in Chicago. The ALA
travel desk is open Monday through
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Friday from 8:00a.m. to 5:00p.m. CST.
You may also make hotel reservations
by mailing or faxing the housing
reservation form located in this
section. In addition, you can make your
hotel reservations online through the
ALA home page at www.ala.org/annua
l. Choose “Travel & Hotels” and follow
the directions. The online housing
reservation
form
features
SSL
encryption to ensure the privacy of
your information.
Hotel Reservation
Deadlines and Information
New this year—you must be registered
for the conference before you may
register for a hotel room. Hotel
reservation requests will be accepted
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until June 5, 2009, subject to
availability. A list of selected hotels
and their rates is included in this
section. Rates are quoted for the
room, not per person, and all rooms
are assigned on a first-come,
first-served basis. Special rates are
available only when you book directly
with the ALA travel desk. All rooms
are subject to applicable tax. All
requests must include six choices.
Make sure to give accurate dates of
arrival and departure for everyone
occupying the requested room. Please
note that the ALA travel desk does not
assume the responsibility of pairing
guests for double occupancy or in
multiple housing units. After June 5,
2009, the ALA travel desk will
continue to make reservations on a
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space available basis only (i.e., book
early to get the hotel of your choice).
Hotel Confirmations,
Cancellations or Changes
Confirmation of the room reservation
will be acknowledged by the travel
desk and sent within 72 hours. If you
have any questions regarding your
reservation, or to make changes or
cancellations, contact the ALA Travel
Desk
at
800-974-9833
or
847-282-2529, not the hotel. One
night’s room and tax guarantee to a
credit card is required to hold hotel
reservations. Your first night’s deposit
is refundable if you cancel within your
hotel’s cancellation policy. Check your
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confirmation for details on your hotel’s
cancellation policy.
Airline Reservations and
Discount
United Airlines is offering special
meeting discounts for attendees of the
ALA Annual Conference. Simply call
the United Special Meeting Desk at
800-521-4041 and refer to Meeting ID
Number 500CR to receive a 2-10%
discount off applicable fares, including
First Class. If you purchase your ticket
at least 30 days prior to travel, you
will receive an additional 5% discount.
This special offer applies to travel on
domestic segments of all United
Airlines, United Express, TED and
United code share flights (UA*)
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operated by US Airways, US Airways
Express and Air Canada. There are no
fees to use the 800 number.
International attendees will receive a
10% discount off the lowest applicable
fare (excluding First Class), or a 15%
discount off the fully refundable,
unrestricted coach fare when they call
their local United Airlines reservation
number and refer to meeting ID
number 500CR. An additional 5%
discount will apply when tickets are
purchased at least 60 days in advance
of your travel dates. Discounts apply
to United and Lufthansa (code share)
flights. You can also make your
reservation online at www.united.com,
using ALA ID 500CR.
Experient will serve as the official
travel coordinator for the 2009 ALA
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Annual Meeting. Experient will provide
custom itineraries with the lowest
applicable air fares and the best
journey time. To receive the discounts,
call
Experient
toll-free
at
800-621-1083 (847-940-1176 outside
the U.S. and Canada) from 8:00a.m.
to 5:00p.m. CST, Monday through
Friday. A $22 service fee per airline
ticket will apply. Save $5 when you
book online. To book online travel
through Experient, go to www.travelp
ort.net/registration. You will be asked
to register. The Company Name is ALA.
The Pin Number is QABSCK93. Please
enter the information as instructed,
which will grant you access to book
your flights online anytime.
Helpful hints: Once you are prompted
to “Go To Travelport” you will be sent
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to our Welcome page. The New User
ID is your e-mail address (that you
entered on the registration page). The
Password is the password you provided
on the registration page. For security
measures, you will be asked to change
your password.
Airport Transportation and
Information
Chicago is served by two major
airports, Chicago Midway Airport and
O’Hare International Airport. Details
on transportation to Chicago from all
of the airports can be found at www.
chicagoairports.com.
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Public Transportation in
Chicago
Chicago offers the Chicago Transit
Authority (CTA), convenient and
easy-to-use bus and elevated/subway
train lines. Cash fares are $2 per
person, and discount visitor passes are
sold
at
various
sales
outlets
throughout the city. For more
information, visit www.transitchicago.
com.
Taxis are numerous and easy to use.
Free trolleys travel between Navy Pier
and State Street along Grand and
Illinois. From Memorial Day to Labor
Day, downtown free trolleys run every
20 minutes, carrying passengers to
some of the city’s most popular
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museums, shopping destinations, and
attractions.
Train and Bus Travel to
Chicago
Amtrak: Chicago Union Station is
located at 225 S. Canal St. Chicago, IL
60606. Go to www.amtrak.com for
more details.
Greyhound: Chicago Greyhound Station
is located at 630 W. Harrison St.
Chicago,
IL
60607.
For
more
information, go to www.greyhound.co
m or call 214-849-8966.
Rental Cars
ALA has negotiated exclusive rates
with Hertz for the conference. For
rates
and
reservations
call
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800-654-2240 or access the Online
site for this event at www.ala.org/an
nual and look for travel and hotels.
You must use the CV discount number
049J0001 when calling to receive a
discount.
ALA Shuttle Bus Service
Free shuttle buses, sponsored by Gale
Cengage
Learning,
will
operate
between all participating hotels and
the McCormick Place West during the
conference. Service will also be
provided
for
attendees
with
disabilities. Shuttle bus service
schedules with daily pickup times,
locations and destinations will be
published in Cognotes (the daily
newspaper of the conference) and will
be available onsite. Don’t forget to
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stop by their booth and say thanks for
the lift!
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GENERAL
INFORMATION
Conference Location
Due to the size of the ALA Annual
Conference, the event takes place in
a convention center and several hotels.
For the 2009 Annual Conference, the
exhibits, keynote speakers, and
meetings and programs will be held
at the new McCormick Place West,
located at 2301 S. Lake Shore Drive,
Chicago, IL 60616. Directions (driving
and public transit) are available at w
ww.mccormickplace.com. Three hotels
are designated “Headquarter” hotels,
and will host meetings, programs and
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special events. Several more hotels
will host some events, and additional
hotels will be part of the ALA hotel
block to include sleeping rooms.
Special Needs
If you have a special physical or
communication need that may impact
your participation in this meeting,
please check the appropriate box on
your registration form and append a
statement specifying your special
need. While every effort will be made
to meet attendees’ needs, we cannot
guarantee
the
availability
of
accommodations in response to
requests received after May 22, 2009.
Based upon availability in each city,
we maintain a limited number of
wheelchairs and scooters on a first
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come, first served basis. Please
contact
Anne
Weglewski
at
800-545-2433, ext. 3220 as soon as
possible to reserve a wheelchair or
scooter, for use in the convention
center only, or if you wish to discuss
any other special needs.
Child Care and Camp ALA
Make this year’s annual meeting a
family affair. Once again, ACCENT on
Children’s Arrangements, Inc. has
planned a great children’s activity
center for ALA attendees’ children.
ACCENT is a nationally recognized
professional
childcare
company
organized to provide quality onsite
children’s activities in a nurturing,
safe,
educational
environment.
ACCENT’s counselors are fun-loving
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professionals with plenty of experience
with children. The camp will operate
at McCormick Place West from Friday,
July 10 through Tuesday, July 14,
7:30a.m. to 6:00p.m. daily. Children
must be between three months and 17
years of age.
ALA will reimburse the charges
expended on Camp ALA child care in
the amount of $32 per day, per child
to a maximum of $64 per day, per
family to any fully-registered parent
for each day of the Annual Conference
week, July 10 – July 14, 2009. The
total cost of the care per child, per
day is $80, with $48 paid by the
parent member, and $32 paid by the
Association. This covers only child care
in the ALA day care center, Camp ALA.
ALA will not reimburse child care
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expenses to delegates who live within
the Chicago area that would be paid
to a regular provider whether the
parent was attending the Annual
Conference or not.
Registration for Camp ALA will be
available at www.ala.org/annual.
Poster Sessions
The ALA Conference Poster Sessions
will be displayed on July 11, 12 and 13,
2009 at McCormick Place West. Poster
sessions provide an opportunity for
individual librarians or libraries to
share graphic representations of
current research, programs or creative
solutions to library problems.
Accepted presenters are given a time
block during the conference to present
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posters, answer questions, and give
away handouts relating to the session.
Poster Session topics and times are
listed in the Annual Conference
Program. Applications will be accepted
between November 2008 and January
31, 2009. For information or to apply,
please visit www.lib.jmu.edu/org/ala/
default.aspx.
Placement Services
Provided by the ALA Office for Human
Resource
Development
and
Recruitment (HRDR), the Placement
Service will be available at the Annual
Conference. Job seekers should register
and search for jobs on JobLIST at ww
w.joblist.ala.org. All services are free
to job seekers. Registration is not
required,
but
is
recommended.
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Registration will give employers who
choose
the
Placement
Service
subscription access to your resume
information. It will also allow for
direct communication between job
seekers and employers.
Employers who want to post positions
should post them on the JobLIST
Online site at www.joblist.ala.org.
Employers who want to use the
interviewing facilities must have an
active ad placed on JobLIST at the time
you schedule an interview. Employers
who want to review resumes of
registered job seekers should purchase
the ‘Placement Service subscription’
after placing an active online ad on
JobLIST. Employers who want a booth
in the Placement Center should contact
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Beatrice Calvin at 800-545-2433, ext.
4280.
Policy 54.3 states, “ALA is committed
to equality of opportunity for all
library employees or applicants for
employment, regardless of race, color,
creed, sex, age, physical or mental
handicap, individual lifestyle, or
national origin.” By advertising
through ALA services, the organization
agrees to comply with this policy. All
available salary ranges shall be listed.
For
more
information,
contact
Placement Service Manager Beatrice
Calvin
at
[email protected]
or
800-545-2433, ext. 4280.
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Meals
Meals are not included with regular
Conference
registration.
Some
preconferences and banquets include
meals as part of an additional ticket
price. This information is included with
the description of the event.
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HOTEL
INFORMATION
Hotel
1
Single/
Double
Triple/
Quad
Hilton (Headquar- $173/ $193 $213/ $233
ter) – H, BC, IN
(WI/ FI, HS), SA, F,
IP, RS
2 Sheraton (Co-Head- $199/ $199 $229/
quarter) – H, BC, IN
$259
(HS), SF, F, IP, RS
3 Hyatt Regency
$205/
Chicago (Co-Head- $205
quarter) – H, BC, IN
(HS), SA, F, RS
$230/
$255
4 Wyndham – H, BC, $189/ $189 $209/
IN (WI/ FI, HS), SA,
$229
F, IP, RS
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Hotel
Single/
Double
Triple/
Quad
5 Red Roof Inn – H, IN $149/ $149 $149/ $149
(WI/ FI, HS), SA
6 Inn of Chicago – H, $145/ $145 $165/ $165
BC, SF
7 Marriott Chicago
$209/
Downtown – H, BC, $229
IN (HS), SF, F, IP,
RS
$249/
$269
8 InterContinental – $207/
H, BC, IN (WI/
$207
FI,HS), SA, F, IP, RS
$207/
$207
9 Hotel Cass Holiday $159/ $159 $179/ $199
Inn Express – H, BC,
IN (WI/ FI – COMP),
SA, CB/ HB, RS
10 Hilton Garden Inn – $189/ $199 $209/ $219
H, BC, IN (WI/ FI –
COMP), SA, F, IP, RS
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Hotel
Single/
Double
Triple/
Quad
11 Embassy Suites
$189/ $189 $209/
Lakefront – H, BC,
$229
IN (HS), SA, F, IP,
HB, RS
12 Swissotel – H, BC, $199/ $209 $234/
IN (WI/ HS), SF, F,
$259
IP, RS
13 Fairmont – H, BC, IN $224/
(WI/ FI, HS) SA, F, $224
RS
$249/
$274
14 Hard Rock – H, BC, $179/ $179 $204/
IN (WI – COMP),
$229
SA, F, RS
15 Hotel Monaco – H, $179/ $179 $199/ $219
BC, IN(WI/ FI –
COMP), SF, IP, RS
16 Renaissance Chica- $219/ $219 $239/
go – H, BC, IN
$259
(HS@$14.95/day),
SF, F, IP, RS
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Hotel
Single/
Double
Triple/
Quad
17 Hotel 71 – H, BC, IN $169/ $169 $199/ $229
(WI/ FI, HS –
COMP), SA, F, RS
18 Westin Chicago Riv- $205/
er North – H, BC, IN $205
(WI/ FI, HS), SF, F,
RS
19 Holiday Inn Mart
Plaza – H, BC, IN
(WI/ FI – COMP),
SA, F, IP, RS
$234/
$265
$159/ $159 $184/
$209
20 Silversmith Hotel – $149/ $149 $168/ $189
H, BC, IN (HS), SF,
F, RS
21 Palmer House
$169/ $189 $209/
Hilton – H, BC, IN
$229
IP, RS
22 Hotel Allegro – H,
BC, IN(WI/ FI –
COMP), SF, IP, RS
$174/ $174 $194/ $214
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Hotel
Single/
Double
Triple/
Quad
23 W City Center – H, $212/ $212 $242/ $272
BC, IN (WI/ FI, HS),
SF, F, IP, RS
24 Hyatt Regency Mc- $224/
Cormick – H, BC, IN $224
IP, RS
$249/
$249
Key: H=handicapped accessible rooms; SA=smoking rooms available; F=fitness center; IP=indoor
pool; OP=outdoor pool; CB=continential breakfast included; HB=hot breakfast; FB=full breakfast
included; SF=Smoke Free Hotel; AT=complimentary airport transportation; RS=room service;
BC=business center; IN=internet in room; WI=wireless internet access; HS=high speed internet
access, CAT=Complimentary Airport Transfer
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REGISTRATION &
HOUSING
INFORMATION
Join ALA and Save!
Non-members and former members of
ALA are invited to join the association
to
receive
both
the
member
registration discount as well as
ongoing benefits to your career and
professional knowledge that come
from membership. First, go to www.a
la.org/membership to join or re-join
and start taking advantage of new and
improved benefits such as: AL Direct,
our weekly e-mail edition of American
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Libraries that keeps you on the cutting
edge of news that affects all types of
libraries; discounts on continuing
education through Element K, our
online skills building site; and your
members-only
discount
on
ALA
Editions and Graphics products for you
and your library. Then, go to www.ala
.org/annual and register for conference
at a substantial savings. If you have
questions about which membership is
right for you, e-mail John Chrastka,
Manager for Membership Development
at [email protected].
Early Bird Registration
To register in advance, print or type
and complete all sections of the form.
You may register for all listed events
and pay with one check. Use one form
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per person for full registration or
exhibit badges only. Registration forms
must be postmarked or electronically
submitted by March 6, 2009 to receive
the Early Bird rates. After March 6,
Advance rates will apply. Mail early
to meet the deadline. Fees will
increase to onsite rates, Thursday,
June 26, 2009. Bring your membership
card or proof of dues payment and
photo ID. Secure online registration
with your credit card is also available
at www.ala.org/annual.
Exhibits Only Registration
Visit the exhibits only, for $25 in
advance,
by
completing
the
registration form. Visit the exhibits
and attend the Opening General
Session for only $35, or visit the
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exhibits, attend the Opening General
Session and all the Auditorium Speaker
Series sessions for $75. Exhibit only
badges will also be available onsite.
No refunds for “Exhibits Only”
“Exhibits
Plus”
and
“Exhibits
Supreme” registration. Use one form
per person for exhibit only badges.
Requests for multiple exhibit only
badges will not be honored if sent on
only one form.
Payment
Include full payment with your
registration. Make checks payable to
the American Library Association or
charge your VISA, MasterCard or
American Express. Fees are in U.S.
dollars. If sending a wire transfer
payment, it is necessary to reference
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your name, company and registration
category on the transfer. Please note:
we will no longer accept purchase
orders as payment onsite. If paying by
purchase order, they must be received
prior to the conference.
Confirmations
The ALA Registration and Housing
Headquarters will e-mail or mail a
registration and housing confirmation.
If you do not receive a written
confirmation within one week, please
e-mail or call Experient’s Customer
Service Center at [email protected]
m or 800-974-3084 to verify the
status of your registration and
housing.
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Refunds and Cancellations
Substitutions are welcome at any time,
made
in
writing.
Otherwise,
registration cancellations must be
made in writing and postmarked or
faxed by May 22, 2009. Cancellations
will result in a full refund less a $25
processing fee. No phone cancellations
will be accepted. No refunds for
cancellations postmarked after May
22, 2009. No “Exhibits Only” or
“Exhibits Plus” refunds. Refunds will
be processed after the annual
conference.
Registration Dates
Early Bird: January 5 – March 6
Advance: March 7 – May 22
Daily Fees (Paid onsite only)
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ALA personal member:* $170 ALA
retired member:* $125
ALA
student
member:**
Non-member: $230
$85
*must show proof of membership
**must show proof of ALA student
membership and school ID
“WHO’S DA BOSS”: LEADERSHIP
FOR TODAY THE 5TH ANNUAL
EMPOWERMENT CONFERENCE
THE ALA CONFERENCE WITHIN A
CONFERENCE FOR LIBRARY SUPPORT
STAFF
The Empowerment Conference will be
held Saturday and Sunday, July 11-12,
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2009 in Chicago, IL during the 2009
ALA Annual Conference.
The ALA Empowerment Conference is
designed specifically for library
support staff and features a variety
of programs to enhance your career
and improve library services to your
community! Come learn from the
noted library experts and leave with
the 3 E’s: energy, enthusiasm and
excitement. Please visit wikis.ala.org
/annual2008/index.php/About_Empo
werment for more information and
conference updates, or contact
Kimberly Sanders at [email protected]
rg or 1-800-545-2433, ext 4279.
Registration for Empowerment 2009
is automatically included with a full
Annual
Conference
registration.
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Separate
registration
is
also
available. Registration for LSSIRT
members is $135 in advance, or $160
onsite. ALA members and anyone else
can register for this two-day
conference for $185 by March 6 and
for $210 after the March 6 deadline
and onsite. To register, fill out the
Conference Registration form, and
register in Section II only. For more
information on programming and
events
at
the
Empowerment
Conference, please visit www.ala.org
/annual and click on “Empowerment
Conference.”
Co-sponsors: ALA Library Support
Staff Interests Round Table (LSSIRT)
and the ALA Office for Human
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Resource
Development
Recruitment (HRDR).
and
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PRECONFERENCES
ALA
Making it Stick: Designing,
Delivering, and Surviving
Presentations
Friday, July 10, 8:30a.m. – noon
CLENERT
A good presentation requires skills
that depend on your ability to work
with, influence, and persuade your
audience. This interactive workshop
will help you develop rapport with
your audience, develop active content
in your presentation, learn to be
comfortable in front of your audience,
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and understand when to use support
materials.
For
an
excellent
complementary workshop, take the
afternoon class “Punch It Up with
Pictures: Presentations with Visual
Power” on using visuals in your
presentation.
Speakers:
Lori
Reed,
Employee
Learning Coordinator for the Charlotte
Mecklenburg Library; Paul Signorelli,
writer/trainer/consultant for libraries
and nonprofit organizations (Paul
Signorelli & Associates)
Tickets: ALA Member, $130; RT
Member, $110; Non-Member, $180;
Student/Retired Member, $110; BOTH
CL 1 & 2: ALA Member, $234; RT
Student/Retired Member, $198
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Event Code: CL1
Punch it Up with Pictures:
Presentations with Visual
Power
Friday, July 10, 1:00 – 4:30p.m.
CLENERT
Are your presentations riddled with
bullet points? Images often speak
louder—and more succinctly—than
words. In the tight format of a
PowerPoint presentation, strategic use
of images conveys more meaning than
bullet points and text. Your presenter
skills will shine brighter when your
support materials complement rather
than
compete
with
you.
This
interactive workshop will reveal how
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visuals communicate, and where to
find free-use images and best
practices for adding images to your
presentations.
Speakers: Tony Tallent, Director of
Libraries & Arts for the City of
Boulder, Colorado; Michael Porter,
Interactive Strategy Manager for
OnlineJunction;
Betha
Gutsche,
Learning Initiatives Developer for
OnlineJunction
Tickets: ALA Member, $130; RT
Student/Retired Member, $110; BOTH
CL 1 & 2: ALA Member, $234; RT
Event Code: CL2
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Many Voices, One Nation
Chicago
Friday, July 10, 5:30 – 9:00p.m.
Office for Diversity
Don’t miss this annual celebration of
the literary diversity and creativity
enriching our world. This inspiring
event showcases the talent and
imagination of writers from across the
land as they weave a tapestry of
spoken word, expressing the myriad
of experiences from our varied ethnic,
cultural, and lifestyle traditions, and
our fundamental unity within the
global human family. If you’ve
experienced MVON, you know that this
is an unforgettable conference kick-off.
Book-signing reception included.
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Tickets: $10
Event Code: DI1
2nd National Dialogue on
the Curriculum of
Readiness for the 21st
Century Librarian
Friday, July 10, 8:30a.m. – 3:00p.m.
Office for Diversity
Co-sponsored by the Committee on
Diversity, the Committee on Education
and ALISE, this summit brings together
leaders in LIS education and practice.
Participants will discuss needed reform
and enhancements to LIS education
with
special
attention
to
the
recruitment
of
students
from
underrepresented
backgrounds.
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Proceedings include engaging panels,
active discussions, and work sessions.
Recommendations will contribute to a
published report disseminated to the
profession.
Tickets: Free
Event Code: DI2
All Government
Information is Local:
Building on a Century of
Local and Regional
Information in Libraries
Friday, July 10, 9:00a.m. – 1:00p.m.
GODORT
Come see this spirited panel discussion
about the history and future of local
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government information resources and
services in the library. Learn from
experts and practitioners in urban
studies who suggest specific ways to
cooperate with local governments that
serve the library’s community in order
to get important public information,
and set up engaged citizen forums to
discuss critical issues involving local
education, environment, employment,
and social policies.
Speakers: John A. Shuler, Bibliographer
for Urban Planning, University of
Illinois at Chicago; Charlie Hoch,
Professor, Urban Planning, University
of Illinois at Chicago; Rana Hutchinson
Salzmann, Librarian, American Planning
Association, Merriam Center Library;
Joseph Schwieterman, Director of the
Chaddick Institute for Metropolitan
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Development and Professor of Public
Service
Management
at
DePaul
University;
Davis
Schneiderman,
Co-Director, Virtual Burnham Initiative
Tickets: Advance: ALA Member, $75;
Division/RT
Member,
$65;
Non-Member, $100; Student, $40
Onsite: ALA Member, $85; Division/RT
Student, $50
Event Code: GO1
Digitization Developing
Countries
Friday, July 10, 9:00a.m. – 1:00p.m.
IRRT
Digitization of scholarly information,
research
materials
and
cultural
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heritage achieved a global scale, or
did it? Aiming to preserve, document,
and
provide
access
to
legacy
collections, digitization efforts require
significant
fiscal
outlay
for
infrastructure and technology, as well
as human resources. A lot has been
written about digitization projects in
industrial nations, but do we know
how (and if) developing countries
grapple with the challenges of
implementing digitization projects?
How are potential partners/funding
agencies being identified? What are
considerations in selecting material
for digitization?
Tickets: $75
Event Code: IR1
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The Advocacy Institute
Friday, July 10, 9:30a.m. – 3:30p.m.
OLA
Looking to improve your advocacy
skills? Want to meet fellow library
supporters from across the country?
Get the tools to become an effective
library advocate at the Advocacy
Institute. Break-out sessions will focus
on
budget
presentations,
crisis
communications, and passing bond
issues/referenda. Advocacy basics,
such as message development and
coalition building, will be covered in
the morning. Attendees will leave with
an action plan that they can
implement in their communities or on
their campuses.
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Speakers: Keith Michael Fiels, ALA
Executive Director; Carol Brey-Casiano,
Chair, Library Advocacy Committee;
Marci Merola, Director, Office for
Library Advocacy
Tickets: Advance, $50; Onsite, $75
Event Code: OL1
AASL
Disaster Preparedness for
School Library Media
Specialists
Friday, July 10, 1:30 – 4:30p.m.
This workshop is provided by the
Dollar General Beyond Words Grant.
Join Terrence Young and Nancy Teger
as they lead a panel of School Library
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Media Specialists in a discussion on
disaster preparedness. Gain valuable
insight to disaster planning as these
experts share their experiences,
successes and lessons learned. Learn
the ups and downs of disaster
recovery as they apply to the school
library media specialist and the library.
Discover the subtle differences of
planning and recovery as they apply
to public and private schools. Use the
knowledge and experience of this
panel to devise a plan in the event of
a disaster.
Speakers: Terry Young, School Library
Media Specialist, West Jefferson High
School; Nancy L. Teger, Sc.D., Library
Media Services Program Specialist,
Florida Department of Education; Alan
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Aiches, Historic Preservation Specialist,
FEMA
Tickets: Free
Event Code: AA1
Capacity: 60
Gaming in the School
Library: Curriculum
Aligned and Still Fun!
Friday, July 10, 9:00a.m. – 4:30p.m.
Games are another valuable curriculum
resource that school libraries can
provide. This presentation will review
research supporting gaming as a
learning tool and then go hands-on
with selected games presented through
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their alignment with AASL and other
standards. Participants will be able to:
• Define how gaming is shaping the
21st century learning environment
• Identify how gaming aligns with
AASL’s Standards for the 21st
Century Learner
• Develop a plan to implement
gaming in a school library
• Select appropriate games using
collection development criteria and
review resources
• Teach colleagues/students how to
play games
Speakers:
Christopher
Harris,
Coordinator, School Library System for
Genesee Valley BOCES; Brian Mayer,
Library Technology Specialist, School
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Library System of Genesee Valley
BOCES
AASL Member, $179; Non-Member,
$269; Student/Retired Member, $179;
Onsite: ALA Member, $229; AASL
Event Code: AA2
Let’s Use Primary and
Secondary Sources to
Bring “Real Life” to the
Classroom!—It’s as Easy
as “Making Butter”
Friday, July 10, 1:30 – 4:30p.m.
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From being exposed to grant digital
opportunities, to gaining access to a
free digital resource of primary and
secondary sources, to learning how to
use new technology, to “Making
Butter” and creating a digital story
through participation in hands-on
activities, will give you access to more
than
100
rare
books,
lesson
plans/activities and 300 video artifacts
that can be integrated in the
curriculum as well as used by students
for projects. This panel of experienced
teacher-librarians
will
share
instructional strategies and lesson
ideas using primary and secondary
sources for classroom use.
Speakers: Hazel J. Walker, School
Library Media Specialist, East Carolina
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University; Panel: Linda M. Teel; Emily
B. Gore; Sheila Mendoza
AASL Division/RT Member, $79;
Non-Member, $184; Student/Retired
Member, $79
Division/RT
Member,
$89;
Member, $89
Event Code: AA3
Using NCES Databases for
School Library Research
Participants will:
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• Identify NCES databases available
to library researchers
• Review published research in other
fields that have successfully used
NCES databases
• Explore the types of data available
to school library researchers in
NCES databases
• Network to
questions
form
researchable
The statistical data available in NCES
databases, such as the School and
Staffing Survey (SASS), are underused
by school library researchers. The
panel leader will introduce the NCES
databases and review the types of
research data available. In groups,
attendees will develop researchable
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questions and network to develop
research teams.
Speakers: Gail Dickinson, School
Library Media Specialist, Old Dominion
University, and a panel of SLMS
researchers to be announced
AASL Member, $79; Non-Member,
$184: Student/Retired Member, $79
Student/Retired Member $89
Event Code: AA4
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ACRL
Discovering Digitization:
Defining Your Path to
Digital Access
Friday, July 10, 8:30a.m. – 4:30p.m.
Learn about basic and intermediate
digitization practices and standards.
Drawing on examples from Ball State
University’s Digital Media Repository
(http://libx.bsu.edu), find out how to
plan and implement digital projects.
The format for the pre-conference will
be truly interactive, as attendees will
be polled for their interests and
information needs as the presentation
moves forward. Topics will include
project planning, digitization and
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image processing, and cataloging and
metadata.
Speakers: James Bradley, Head of
Metadata & Digital Initiatives, Ball
State University; Jonathan Brinley,
Metadata
&
Digital
Initiatives
Developer, Ball State University;
Amanda Hurford, Digital Initiatives
Developer, Ball State University
Tickets:
Advance and Onsite: ALA
Member, $285; ACRL Division/RT
Student, $95
Event Code: AC1
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Instructional Design for
Librarians: The What, Why,
and How of ID
Friday, July 10, 1:00 – 4:30p.m.
Instructional design is a process for
systematically designing effective
instructional materials and learning
opportunities.
Good
instructional
design involves needs assessment,
development,
evaluation,
implementation, and maintenance of
the learning system. During this
pre-conference, gain an understanding
of instructional design principles.
These principles can help you design
effective and high-impact teaching
environments from semester-long
courses to one-shot library instruction
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classes to the effective use of signage
and Online site design. As part of the
pre-conference, create a resource that
you can take back and implement at
your institution.
Speakers:
Lauren
Pressley,
Instructional Design Librarian, Wake
Forest University;
Kaeley McMahan, Reference and
Instruction Librarian, Wake Forest
University
Tickets:
Member, $245; ACRL Division/RT
Student, $95
Event Code: AC2
The Not-So-Distant
Librarian: Online Library
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Instruction to Engage
Students and Faculty
Friday, July 10, 1:00 – 4:30p.m.
Hone your online instruction skills in
this pre-conference conducted by
experts. The University of Maryland
University College (UMUC) is a leader
in distance education, and its librarians
play an active and innovative role in
the school’s online classes. In this
pre-conference, IUMUC librarians will
share practical tips and tolls for
designing and implementing online
library instruction that addresses a
variety of learning styles, engages
students through active learning
exercises, and fosters faculty buy-in.
Work to draft an active learning
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exercise that meets the learning
outcomes of your instruction session.
Speakers: Barbara Mann, Assistant
Director for Public Services, University
of Maryland University College; Megan
Davis, Regional Services Librarian,
University of Maryland University
College; Joe Rawson, 24þ7 Services
Coordinator, University of Maryland
University College
Tickets:
Member,
Member,
Students,
$245; ACRL Division/RT
$195; Non-Member, $285;
$95
Event Code: AC3
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ALCTS
Cataloging Digital Media:
Back to the Future!
Thursday, July 9, 8:30a.m. – 5:00p.m.
Bring your flux capacitor and get
energized
for
an
overview
of
descriptive cataloging of digital media,
including
DVD-Video,
DVD-Audio,
DualDisc, DVD-ROM, Playaway, and
Streaming Media—complete with some
ideas of how RDA will be used in
digital media cataloging. Come and join
this 1.21 gigawatt program to light the
way of digital cataloging!
Speakers: Jay Weitz, Senior Consulting
Database Specialist, OCLC; Anchalee
(Joy) Panigabutra-Roberts, Metadata
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& Multicultural Services Librarian,
University of Nebraska-Lincoln; Robert
Ellett, Lecturer, School of Library &
Information Science, San Jose State
University
ALCTS Division/RT Member, $199;
Onsite: ALA Member, $299; ALCTS
Division/RT
Member,
$249;
Event Code: AS1
Manipulating Metadata:
XSLT for Librarians
Friday, July 10, 8:30a.m. – 4:30p.m.
This full day workshop is designed to
introduce participants to XSLT for
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manipulation of metadata and other
sets of data. Instruction will cover the
basics of XML and XSLT as well as
more advanced commands and control
structures. With particular focus on
use of XSLT for working with metadata
in a library context, this hands-on
workshop will allow participants to
practice the principles discussed by
the instructors.
Speakers: Frances Knudson,
Alamos National Laboratory
Los
Division/RT
Member,
$249;
Event Code: AS2
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Metadata Standards and
Applications: A
“Cataloging for the 21st
Century” Workshop
Thursday, July 9 & Friday,
July 10, 8:30a.m. – 4:30p.m.
This two-day pre-conference explores
metadata standards and applications
for bibliographic control in the 21st
century. The goal is to relate what
participants already know about library
catalog metadata to digital library
metadata, preparing them to apply
current knowledge to new areas.
Although not primarily a “hands-on”
workshop for learning how to create
metadata, this pre-conference does
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include exercises, and it provides a
solid foundation in current metadata
concepts, standards, and issues for
digital libraries.
Speakers:
Steven
Miller,
Senior
L e c t u r e r,
University
of
Wisconsin-Milwaukee; Jennifer Lang,
Electronic
Resources
Cataloging
Coordinator,
Princeton
University
Library; Christine Ruotolo, University
of Virginia
Division/RT
Member,
$389;
Event Code: AS3
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RDA, FRBR, and FRAD:
Making the Connection
Friday, July 10, 8:30a.m. – 5:00p.m.
This pre-conference concentrates on
the
role
of
the
Functional
Requirements for Bibliographic Records
(FRBR)
and
the
Functional
Requirements for Authority Data
(FRAD) in Resource Description and
Access (RDA). The necessity of
understanding these new conceptual
foundations is key to the transition to
the future cataloging environment.
Participants will hear from a panel of
experts on FRBR and FRAD attributes
and relationships, new terminology
and concepts, and participate in
practical hands-on exercises.
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Speakers: Barbara Tillett, Chief,
Cataloging Policy and Support Office,
Library of Congress; Robert Maxwell,
Metadata
&
Special
Collection
Cataloging Dept Chair, Brigham Young
University; Tom Delsey, RDA Editor,
JSC; Glenn Patton, Director, WorldCat
Quality Management, OCLC
Division/RT
Member,
$249;
Event Code: AS4
Streaming Media and
Proliferating E-Books:
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Acquiring and Managing
Emerging Formats
Thursday, July 9, 8:30a.m. – 5:00p.m.
Streaming media and e-books present
unique
ordering,
licensing,
and
long-term management challenges. In
this pre-conference for technical
services staff and managers in
libraries of all kinds, you will learn
how to integrate electronic books into
acquisitions workflows. We will also
explore streaming and other emerging
media as growing areas of content
with new roles for technical services.
Regardless of format, copyright,
licensing and delivery are key
considerations to plan into your
processes.
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Speakers: deg farrelly, Associate
Librarian, Arizona State University; Cris
Ferguson, Electronic Resources/Serials
Librarian, Furman University; Jesse
Holden, Coordinator of Technical
Services,
Millersville
University;
Nathan D.M. Robertson, Director of
Information Policy and Management,
University of Maryland School of Law
Division/RT
Member,
$249;
Event Code: AS5
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ALSC
Meeting the Challenge:
Practical Tips & Inspiring
Tales on Intellectual
Freedom
Friday, July 10, 8:00a.m. – 5:00p.m.
A parent raises a concern about a book
in the collection. Are you ready to
respond? The pre-conference will
emphasize the right to read as an
essential foundation of library service
to youth with a focus on strategies for
addressing complaints and stories to
strengthen resolve. Pragmatic advice
and passionate perspectives on
intellectual freedom will be presented
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by author Judy Blume, whose books
are perennially challenged; librarians
and intellectual freedom advocates
including Carolyn Caywood, Carrie
Gardner, and James LaRue; and John
Horany, attorney in the Wichita Falls
(Texas) book removal case, recipient
of a 2001 Freedom to Read Foundation
Roll of Honor Award; and now a FTRF
Board of Trustees member. Continental
breakfast and lunch included.
Speakers: Judy Blume, Author, Random
House Children’s Books; Carolyn
Caywood, Bayside & Special Service
Librarian, Virginia Beach Public Library;
Carrie
Gardner,
Asst.
Professor,
Kutztown University; John Horany,
Freedom to Read Foundation; James
LaRue, Director, Douglas County
Libraries
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ALSC Division/RT Member, $190;
Onsite: ALA Member, $300; ALSC
Division/RT
Member,
$300;
Event Code: SC1
ASCLA
After the Grant Runs
Out—Funding
Collaborative Digitization
Friday, July 10, 8:30a.m. – 5:00p.m.
ASCLA ICAN
Learn from speakers and panelists how
to cultivate diverse revenue streams
for funding sustainable collaborative
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digitization
programs,
including
membership fees, grants for innovative
research projects and services, and
participants’ operating budgets.
Speakers: Kenning Arlitsch, University
of Utah; Jim Neal, Columbia University
Library; Dreanne Belden, University of
North Texas Library; Liz Bishoff, BCR;
Lucy Barber, National Historical
Publications and Records Commission;
Beth Joffrion, National Endowment for
the Humanities; Rachel Frick, Institute
for Museum and Library Services; and
others to be announced.
ASCLA Division/RT Member, $135;
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Onsite: ALA Member, $205; ASCLA
Division/RT
Member,
$160;
Event Code: SL1
Be My Guest—Customer
Service from the Best
Friday, July 10, 9:00a.m. – 12:30p.m.
What do libraries have in common with
resorts? Both focus on making the
customer’s experience the best it can
be. Library patrons are our guests, and
as library staff, there are many ways
we can ensure they feel welcomed and
have a positive library experience.
Based on a highly successful program
hosted by the New Jersey State Library
in
partnership
with
Trump
Entertainment Resorts in Atlantic City,
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this pre-conference will offer insights
into hospitality industry practices and
provide a variety of models libraries
can implement to improve and enhance
customer service.
Speakers: Jennifer Babcock, Trump
Entertainment, and others to be
announced
Division/RT
Member,
$160;
Event Code: SL2
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LITA
A Thousand Words: Taking
Better Photos for Telling
Stories in Your Library
Friday, July 10, 9:00a.m. – 5:00p.m.
In this hands-on workshop, learn
techniques for shooting and editing
better photos, camera settings that
make for the best photos, and the
basics of editing an image. Learn how
to capture library events more
effectively and artistically, and take
and select better photos for Online
sites and promotional materials.
Licensing work and finding others via
Creative Commons will also be covered.
Participants should bring a digital
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camera and laptop; familiarity with
moving photos from camera to
computer is a must.
Speakers: Cindi Trainor,
Kentucky University
Eastern
Tickets:
ALA Member, $315; LITA
Division/RT
Member,
$235;
Non-Member, $380
Event Code: LI1
Creating Library Online
Services: Mashups and
APIs
Friday, July 10, 9:00a.m. – 5:00p.m.
del.icio.us subject guides, Flickr library
displays, You-Tube library orientation;
with mashups and APIs, it’s easier to
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bring pieces of the Online together
with library data. Learn what an API
is and what it does, the components
of Online services, how to build a
mashup, how to work with PHP, and
how to create Online services for your
library.
Participants
should
be
comfortable with HTML markup and
have an interest in learning about
Online scripting and programming, and
are encouraged to bring a laptop for
hands-on participation.
Speakers: Karen Coombs, University of
Houston
Tickets:
ALA Member, $315; LITA
Division/RT
Member,
$235;
Non-Member, $380
Event Code: LI2
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LLAMA
Building Blocks 101: A
Space Planning Guide with
Hands On Experience
Friday, July 10, 9:00a.m. – 5:00p.m.
LLAMA-BES
Come experience the wonders of the
merchandise mart. Learn how to use
basic planning guidelines and the
newest edition of building block tools
to plan your next renovation,
expansion or new building. This all day
session will include case studies of
public and academic libraries. Lunch
and tours of furniture showrooms will
complete this exciting day.
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Speakers: Dr. Florence Mason, Library
consultant;
Denelle
Wrightson,
PSA-Dewberry
Architect;
Barbara
Norland, Rockville Public Library
Tickets:
Member, $200; LLAMA Division/RT
Student, $100
Event Code: LL1
Development’s Next Top
Model: Best Practices in
Fundraising
Friday, July 10, 9:00a.m. – 5:00p.m.
LLAMA-FRFDS
This program will highlight best
practices for capital campaigns, donor
recognition, annual giving programs
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and using emerging technologies for
fundraising.
Tickets:
Member, $175; LAMA Division/RT
Student, $75
Event Code: LL2
Green Library Interiors:
Fact and Fiction
Friday, July 10, 9:00a.m. – 5:00p.m.
LLAMA-BES
A panel of design and industry experts
will address critical learning needs of
library facilties staff and library
directors so they can assess what their
real needs are, spend their dollars
wisely, and discuss best practices and
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sustainable choices that meet the
needs of their projects. Participants
will learn about myths and realities of
how finishes, furnishings, equipment
and lighting can be “green” while
being cost-effective.
Speakers: to be announced
Tickets:
Student, $100
Event Code: LL3
An Inside Look at
Leadership
Friday, July 10, 9:00a.m. – 5:00p.m.
LLAMA-HRDS
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Presented in partnership with the
Pacific Institute of Seattle, Washington
(www.pac-inst.com),
this
pre-conference is designed for people
who are currently or will soon be in,
or are moving toward, a leadership
role within their professional or
personal lives. Participants will work
to improve effective thinking skills;
heighten self-confidence; increase
self-motivation; attain goals that were
once thought out of reach; and
understand paths to career growth.
Speakers:
Institute
Robin
Brummet,
Pacific
Tickets:
Student, $125
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Event Code: LL4
Living the Balanced
Scorecard
Friday, July 10, 9:00a.m. – 5:00p.m.
LLAMA-MAES
Balanced Scorecard (BSC) presenters
will take attendees through a day-long
case study enabling them to apply
BSC’s three broad strategies: customer
intimacy, operational excellence and
innovative services. Beginning with an
overview of theory and practice of BSC
and followed by case study work in
small groups, participants will work
through specific issues from academic
and public libraries and will leave with
the knowledge and skills needed to
implement BSC in their own libraries.
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Speakers: Joe Matthews, Matthews &
Associates; Susanna Pathak, Virginia
Commonwealth University Libraries;
Kathryn Robinson, Orange County
Public Library System
Tickets:
Student, $100
Event Code: LL5
Moving Your Library’s
Collections
Friday, July 10, 9:00a.m. – 5:00p.m.
LLAMA-BES
Every library needs to move its
collection at some point. This
pre-conference will offer practical
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advice for planning collection space,
doing a move yourself, working with
a mover, and handling special
situations such as moving archival
material and moving into high-density
shelving. A panel of representatives
from several moving companies will
share their perspectives on moving
libraries, and breakout sessions will
let participants discuss in more detail
with experts about topics addressed
in the presentations.
Speakers: Kent Miller, University of
Kansas; Betsy Habich, Northeastern
University; Paula Walker, University of
Washington; Donald G. Kelsey, Library
Planning Consultant, Minnesota; Mary
Roach, University of Kansas; Caryn
Carr, State Library of Pennsylvania
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Tickets:
Student, $100
Event Code: LL6
Preserving Rare Materials:
Optimal Environments for
Paper-Based Collections
Friday, July 10, 9:00a.m. – 5:00p.m.
LLAMA-BES
Pennsylvania built a state-of-the-art
facility to preserve its breadth of rare
materials including Ben Franklin’s
Provincial Assembly Collection. This
environment controls all elements that
influence the degradation of paper:
temperature, humidity, lighting, air
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quality, fire detection/suppression.
Learn about this impressive collection
and preservation facility from the
librarian, archivist, conservator, project
architect and engineer perspectives.
Preliminary results of an IMLS
leadership grant to study and compare
this environment with 14 locations
statewide will be available.
Speakers: Caryn J. Carr, Moderator,
State Library of Pennsylvania; M. Clare
Zales,
Office
of
Commonwealth
Libraries; Dr. Larry Nesbit, Governor’s
Advisory Committee & Rare Collections
Library Committee, Chair; Neal Rusnov,
Department of General Services, State
of Pennsylvania Tom Clareson, PALINET
Tickets:
200
Student, $100
Event Code: LL7
Uncommonly Sustainable:
The New Information
Commons at Loyola
University Chicago
Friday, July 10, 9:00a.m. – 5:00p.m.
LLAMA-BES
This pre-conference and tour examines
the planning, design, and features of
the Richard J. Klarchek Information
Commons. Spanning four floors, the
facility includes smart group rooms
and a digital media lab. Assistance is
available on all floors. The facility is
LEED registered, and utilizes numerous
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energy
efficient
technologies.
Presenters include the architect, the
university librarian, the director of
Information Commons, and facilities
managers. There will be ample time
to tour the facility and see the
infrastructure that supports it.
Speakers: Leslie M. Haas, Director,
Klarchek
Information
Commons,
University Libraries, Loyola University
Chicago; D. Patterson, Architect; Robert
Seal, Dean, University Libraries;
Jeannette Pierce, Head, Reference
Tickets: Advance and Onsite: ALA
Student, $50
Event Code: LL8
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PLA
Building Communities
through Innovative
Applications of Technology
Friday, July 10, 9:00a.m. – 5:00p.m.
Libraries are integrating technologies
into virtual and physical spaces to
build interest among traditionally
underserved populations, to enhance
library services by connecting with
existing online communities, and to
create new communities around library
services. A variety of Online sites,
Online services, outreach activities,
and physical spaces will be discussed,
including details of implementation
and support.
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Speakers: John Blyberg, Head of
Technology and Digital Initiatives,
Darien (Conn.) Library; Sandy Farmer,
Manager, Central Children’s Room,
Houston
(Tex.)
Public
Library;
Christopher
Jowaisas,
Grant
Administrator, Texas State Library &
Archives Commission; Glenn Peterson,
Online Administrator, Hennepin County
(Minn.) Library; Aaron Schmidt,
Director, North Plains (Ore.) Public
Library; Tony Tallent, Director, Boulder
(Colo.) Public Library
PLA
Division/RT
Member,
$195;
Non-Member, $295
Onsite: ALA Member, $295; PLA
Division/RT
Member,
$245;
Non-Member, $345
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Event Code: PL1
Library Advocacy.... From
Your Community’s
Perspective
Friday, July 10, 9:00a.m. – 5:00p.m.
This one-day pre-conference will
provide training on the effective use
of Libraries Prosper with Passion,
Purpose, and Persuasion: A PLA Toolkit
for Success. Each participant will
receive a copy of the publication. This
advocacy toolkit, created by a PLA
taskforce with Metropolitan Group, was
published in 2007. Participants will be
taught
how
to
showcase
the
importance of their library by
connecting
directly
to
their
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community’s values, goal setting,
audience analysis and identification,
message and strategy development. It
is recommended that libraries send a
team,
e.g.,
director,
trustee,
marketing/publicity staff.
Speakers: Clara Bohrer, Director, West
Bloomfield Township (Mich.) Library;
Laura Dellinger, Senior Executive
Vice-President/Principal, Metropolitan
Group, Portland, Ore.; Pam Jaskot,
Library Consultant, State Library of
North Carolina; Kathleen Reif, Director,
St. Mary’s County (Md.) Library
PLA Division/RT Member, $245;
Non-Member, $345
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Division/RT
Member,
$295;
Non-Member, $395
Event Code: PL2
Why We Borrow: Small
Libraries Chime In
Friday, July 10, 9:00a.m. – 5:00p.m.
Do I have enough signage, or too
much? Do patrons pay attention to my
displays? Metropolitan Library System
asked Envirosell, a retail space
consulting firm, to analyze the
behavior of library patrons in small
public and academic libraries. Come
hear best practices for customer
service, and how you can implement
the recommendations.
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Speakers: Sally Anderson, Library
Director, North Park University,
Chicago, III.; Jamie Bukovac, Library
Director, Indian Prairie Public Library
District, Darien, III.; Kate Hammeke,
Envirosell, New York City; Detlev
Pansch, Executive Director, Barrington
(III.)
Area
Library;
Gretel
Stock-Kupperman,
Director
of
Consulting and Continuing Education,
Metropolitan Library System, Burr
Ridge, III.; Mary Tuytschaevers, Library
Director, Acorn Public Library District,
Oak Forest, III.
PLA
Division/RT
Member,
$195;
Non-Member, $295
Division/RT
Member,
$245;
Non-Member, $345
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Event Code: PL3
RUSA
A Dialogue with the Aging
Network and the Library
Community: The New
Guidelines on Library and
Information Services to
Older Adults
Friday, July 10, 9:00a.m. – 4:30p.m.
RUSA RS Committee on Library
Services to an Aging Population
With baby boomers flooding into
retirement,
libraries
face
new
challenges in serving this growing
segment of the population. Attendees
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at this pre-conference will learn how
libraries and organizations for the
aging can collaborate at the local and
national levels. RUSA’s newly revised
“Guidelines on Library and Information
Services to Older Adults” will be
discussed.
Speakers
include
representatives from organizations
including AARP, the National Council
on Aging, National Association of Area
Agencies
on
Aging,
and
the
Gerontological Society of America,
along with library professionals with
expertise in services to older adults.
RUSA Division/RT Member, $100;
Onsite: ALA Member, $160; RUSA
Division/RT
Member,
$125;
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Event Code: RU1
From Lincoln Logs to
Linkin’ Families
Friday, July 10, 8:30a.m. – 5:00p.m.
RUSA History Section
What better way to celebrate the
200th
anniversary
of
Abraham
Lincoln’s birth in the “Land of Lincoln”
than to explore your own family
heritage and learn how to help patrons
discover theirs using new and exciting
Illinois-related
related
resources.
Librarians serving genealogists and
others who are interested in these
resources for personal searches can
benefit from this pre-conference. The
event
will
be
held
in
an
off-conference, historically significant
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site A tour of the facility, lunch and
coffee breaks are included.
Speakers: George Martin, Genealogy
Guys and others to be announced
Division/RT
Member,
$125;
Event Code: RU2
Mastering Business
Acumen (MBA) in a Day:
Business Concepts for
Library
Friday, July 10, 9:00a.m. – 5:00p.m.
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RUSA Business and Reference Services
Section (BRASS)
A first time offering, MBA in a Day
complements the very successful RUSA
BRASS Business Reference 101 seminar.
MBA in a Day will provide librarians
with basic knowledge about business
to support reference services in this
area. Public, academic and special
librarians as well as library school
students who are new to business
reference or who want to improve
their understanding of basic business
concepts will benefit from this
pre-conference. (Please note: library
management and budgeting is not the
focus of this seminar.)
Speakers: Speakers will focus on the
fundamental business disciplines, and
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include: Elisabeth Leonard, consultant,
Library Solutions, and instructor,
Marketing Basics for Libraries, RUSA
online course (Management); Chris
LeBeau, business reference librarian,
University of Missouri, Kansas City and
Clinical
Instructor,
School
of
Information Science and Learning
Technologies (Finance); Susan Klopper,
executive director, Goizueta Business
Library, Emory University (Accounting);
Gary White, head, Schreyer Business
Library, Penn State (Marketing).
Division/RT
Member,
$160;
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Event Code: RU3
Reinvented Reference V:
Using Our Collective
Wisdom
Friday, July 10, 8:30a.m. – 5:00p.m.
RUSA RSS and RUSA MARS
Technology, staffing, collaboration, and
assessment pose big challenges to
most libraries. Wish you could get
answers to real world library
problems? Tired of hearing “how we
did it” stories that don’t mention
overcoming
hurdles?
Wish
that
sessions were more interactive and
less “sage on the stage”? Come to
Reinvented Reference V! This workshop
is designed for reference librarians and
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managers of reference services. Bring
your work-related problems on staffing
models, technology, collaboration, or
assessment and get ideas from our
expert panel and fellow librarians. Go
home with practical, concrete ideas
that you can implement at your
library. Lunch is included in the ticket
price.
Speakers: Bill Pardue, Virtual Services
Librarian
at
Arlington
Heights
Memorial Library: New and inventive
ways to deal with staff and staffing
models;
Char
Booth,
E-learning
Librarian at UC Berkeley: Challenges
with and strategies for collaboration;
Lisa Ennis, Systems Librarian and
Assistant Professor at University of
Alabama at Birmingham: Strategies for
working with IT staff; Brian Matthews,
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User Experience Librarian at Georgia
Tech Libraries: Assessment methods
Division/RT
Member,
$220;
Event Code: RU4
YALSA
Genre Galaxy: Explore the
Universe of Teen Reading
Friday, July 10, 9:00a.m – 5:00p.m.
Discover new ways to connect with
teen
patrons
through
books.
Experience literacy activities & sample
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programs based on teen books, & find
out how to create a solid school or
public library teen collection (even if
you have a limited budget!). Speakers
will include both popular authors &
teen lit experts. While you learn, you’ll
also get to network with other public
& school librarians serving teens.
Tickets:
ALA
Member,
$235;
Division/RT
Member,
$195;
Member, $195
Event Code: YA6
Moving up the YA Career
Ladder
Friday, July 10, 12:30p.m. – 5:00p.m.
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Learn how to move up the career
ladder successfully!
Participants will:
• Identify career
librarians;
options
for
YA
• Understand how to identify and
sharpen
skills
needed
to
successfully transition careers;
• Learn how to effectively
resumes and CVs;
write
• Assess their management style and
identify the management style of
others.
Whether you are a new or seasoned
librarian, this pre-conference will
provide you with the practical tools
and information that you will be able
to begin using immediately.
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Tickets: $129
Event Code: YA1
SPECIAL EVENTS
ALA
ALA/ProQuest Scholarship Bash
Check back for more details on the
Annual ALA/ProQuest Scholarship Bash
Tickets: $40,
Onsite: $45
Event Code: AL1
Inaugural Banquet
Tuesday, July 14, 7:00p.m. – midnight
Join us in celebrating the inauguration
of Camila Alire as she assumes the
role of the new American Library
Association President. The night will
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also recognize the incoming Divisional
presidents and new board members.
Dinner and entertainment will round
out the evening.
Speakers: Jim Rettig, Current American
Library Association President; Camila
Alire, Incoming American Library
Association President
Tickets: Advance and Onsite, $89
Event Code: AL2
Libraries Build Communities
Friday, July 10, 8:00a.m. – 5:00p.m.
Register to participate in this day-long
service effort to help local libraries
and the community! All participants
will be notified in advance of the
various projects and will be able to
pick the one in which they wish to
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participate. Your registration fee will
be contributed to local library funds.
Lunch,
transportation,
and
a
participation T-shirt are included.
Event Code: AL3
Chapter Leaders Orientation
Friday, July 10, 9:30a.m. – 4:00p.m.
Chapter Relations Committee
The Orientation for Chapter Leaders
Workshop, presented by the ALA
Chapter Relations Committee at each
ALA Midwinter and Annual, provides
a great opportunity for you, as Chapter
Leaders (especially incoming leaders),
to meet together and discuss topics
of interest. The program provides a
full agenda on a variety of topics to
help prepare you to lead your
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association. Presentation areas will
include Membership Development,
Organizational
Excellence,
New
Revenue Ideas, Media Training, and
Advocacy.
Speakers: to be announced
Tickets: ALA Member, $70; Division/RT
Student, $50
Event Code: CR1
ALTAFF Author Tea
Monday, July 13, 2:00 – 4:00p.m.
ALTAFF
Join Lisa Scottoline and other
bestselling authors at this traditional
event formerly sponsored by Friends
of Libraries U.S.A. Get a chance to
hear these authors discuss their work
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while
attendees
enjoy
finger
sandwiches, tea, and pastries. A book
signing will follow with many books
given away free while others are sold
at a generous discount.
Division/RT
Member,
$30;
Non-Member, $35
Onsite: ALA Member, $45; Division/RT
Member, $45; Non-Member, $45
Event Code: FF1
Specialized Outreach Services (SOS)
Luncheon
Sunday, July 12, noon – 2:00p.m.
ALTAFF
Do you know how to work with the
hand you have been dealt? Topics
covered:
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• How to select a good director
• Strategic Planning
• Relationships – Director/Board and
Board/Staff, being clear on your
role/responsibility as a trustee
• Liability
• The essentials of being a “GREAT
TRUSTEE”
• Where are the resources
This is not a program/event you want
to miss.
Event Code: FF2
The Laugh’s On Us!
Sunday, July 12, 5:30 – 7:00p.m.
ALTAFF
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Paula
Poundstone,
comedian
extraordinaire, and other hilarious
humor writers will entertain you at
the end of a hectic day at the
conference. Wine and cheese platters
will be provided and a book signing
will follow. Many of the writers’ books
will be given away and others will be
sold at a generous discount. Don’t
miss this “fall off your chair laughing”
event!
Event Code: FF3
ALA-APA Award and Networking
Breakfast
Sunday, July 12, 7:30 – 8:30a.m.
ALA-APA
The winner of the Sirsi-Dynix –
ALA-APA Award for Promoting Salaries
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will be honored at this breakfast. It is
also an opportunity to network with
colleagues who are interested in
unions.
The
Speaker
will
be
announced.
Tickets: Free, though donations are
accepted.
Event Code: AP1
Lift Every Voice and Read: Everything
you wanted to know about the Coretta
Scott King Book Award titles, and
more
Monday, July 13, 1:30 – 5:30p.m.
EMIERT
Treat yourself to three 50-minute
sessions on the Coretta Scott King
Book Awards: 1) Using Coretta Scott
King Book Award-winning titles to
engage readers in schools and public
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libraries: An author/educator review
panel’s overview on state standards
and curriculum-related opportunities;
2) Enhancing diversity in library
services: Making links with community
partners who work with youth; 3)
Creative opportunities for community
involvement: Intergenerational book
discussions, community-wide reading
programs, and more! $100 registration
includes a copy of The Coretta Scott
King Book Awards 1971-2009 (40th
Anniversary edition), Henrietta M.
Smith, editor, and a ticket to the 2009
Coretta Scott King Awards Breakfast
the next day, Tuesday, July 14, 7 to
9a.m.
Tickets: Advance, $100 (no onsite
tickets)
Event Code: EM3
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The 40th Anniversary Coretta Scott
King Book Awards Breakfast
Tuesday, July 14, 7:00 – 9:00a.m.
EMIERT
Celebrate
40
years
and
110
award-winning
African
American
authors and illustrators of 162 books
for children and youth at the 2009
Coretta Scott King Book Awards
Breakfast! A spectacular tribute to
American literature that is not to be
missed! Reserve your tickets ($50) for
this inspirational event. If space is still
available, tickets can be purchased
onsite until Sunday, July 12, 2009 from
ALA.
Event Code: EM1
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Reserved Table: The 40th Anniversary
Coretta Scott King Book Awards
Breakfast
Tuesday, July 14, 7:00 – 9:00a.m.
EMIERT
Reserve a table of ten for The 40th
Anniversary Coretta Scott King Book
Awards
Breakfast.
Deadline
for
purchasing reserved tables is March
15, 2009.
Tickets: Advance, $500 (no onsite
tickets)
Event Code: EM2
Freedom to Read Foundation 40th
Anniversary Gala
Sunday, July 12, 6:30 – 10:30p.m.
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Join the Freedom to Read Foundation
in celebrating 40 years of history!
FTRF, ALA’s First Amendment legal
defense arm, is having a gala dinner
and awards event at the new Modern
Wing of the Art Institute of Chicago.
(This is the first non-museum function
planned for this amazing space;
attendees will be able to view the art
in
the
new
galleries!)
Help
commemorate FTRF’s successes in
keeping books on the shelves and
protecting free speech. Reception
starts at 6:30p.m., Dinner starts at
7:30p.m.
Tickets: Advance Dinner: $125 (no
onsite dinner tickets); Advance or
Onsite Reception: $125; Advance Dinner
and Reception: $250. Table of 10
(includes 2 tickets to reception): $1250
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Event Code: FR1
Stonewall Book Awards Brunch
Celebration
Monday, July 13, 10:30a.m. – 1:00p.m.
GLBTRT
The Stonewall Book Award-Barbara
Gittings Literature Award and the
Stonewall Book Award-Israel Fishman
Non-Fiction Award are presented to
English language works published the
year prior to the announcement date.
The award, which consists of a
commemorative plaque and a cash
stipend, will be presented to the
winning authors or editors. Tickets will
be available for purchase at the time
of conference registration. Additional
tickets may be purchased at the GLBT
Round Table Social on Sunday night,
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and a limited number of tickets will
be available at the door.
Event Code: GL1
International Librarians Reception
Monday, July 13, 6:00 – 8:00p.m.
IRRT
Please join the International Relations
Round Table (IRRT) in welcoming and
celebrating with librarians from more
than 80 countries at the ALA Annual
Conference. Open to all conference
attendees, this reception offers a
unique opportunity to network with
hundreds of information professionals
from around the world. Join us for a
mixing of culture and ideas, regional
cuisine, hors d’oeuvres and open bar
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(this event is free for international
librarians).
Event Code: IR2
Mobile Services: On the Road to the
Future
Sunday, July 12, 10:30a.m. – 1:30p.m.
OLOS
This session is designed to provide
inspiration and practical ideas about
the future of mobile library service.
Whether you are already mobile or
considering a new service, hear about
and participate in round table
discussions
on
advocacy,
environmentally friendly vehicles and
alternative fuels, mobile service
options, marketing, and Bookmobile
101. This content-filled program will
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conclude with an inspirational lunch
presentation. Ticketed event.
Event Code: OL1
See 500 Clown at Steppenwolf
Theatre
Friday, July, 10, 7:00 – 10:30p.m.
PPO
Experience spectacular theater while
supporting
the
ALA
Cultural
Communities
Fund.
Ticket
price
includes admission to “500 Clown and
the Elephant Deal” at Chicago’s
renowned
Steppenwolf
Theater,
cocktail reception and talk-back with
cast and creatives following the
performance. Loosely inspired by the
works of Bertolt Brecht, “500 Clown
and the Elephant Deal” combines a
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rocking band, an enthusiastic Mistress
of Ceremonies, and a daring crew in a
fierce, runaway tale with spontaneous
characters and dangerous stunts.
Tickets: $100
Event Code: PO1
In The Loop: SORT Walking Tour of
Downtown Chicago
Friday, July 10, 8:30 – 10:30a.m.
SORT
Meet outside the Palmer House, 17 E.
Monroe Street, 8:30a.m. for 9a.m.
walks. See world-class architecture of
Daniel Burnham, Louis Sullivan, Frank
Lloyd Wright plus new buildings, too,
all in a dynamic downtown setting.
View sculpture and artwork by Picasso,
Miro, Tiffany, Chagall, Calder, etc.
We’ll go inside buildings and stop for
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breaks, water, coffee, restrooms. There
will be an optional lunch with the
group after the walks. Bring an
umbrella—we walk rain or shine.
Tickets: $15
Event Code: SO2
In The Loop: SORT Walking Tour of
Downtown Chicago
Monday, July 13, 2009, 8:30 –
10:00a.m.
SORT
Meet outside the Palmer House, 17 E.
Monroe Street, 8:30a.m. for 9a.m.
walks. See world-class architecture of
Daniel Burnham, Louis Sullivan, Frank
Lloyd Wright plus new buildings, too,
all in a dynamic downtown setting.
View sculpture and artwork by Picasso,
Miro, Tiffany, Chagall, Calder, etc.
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We’ll go inside buildings and stop for
breaks, water, coffee, restrooms. There
will be an optional lunch with the
group after the walks. Bring an
umbrella—we walk rain or shine
Tickets: $15
Event Code: SO1
Amelia Bloomer Project Breakfast
Sunday, July 12, 8:00 – 10:00a.m.
SRRT
Celebrate the intersections of feminism
and children’s literature at the Amelia
Bloomer Project breakfast. Speakers
will discuss topics ranging from writing
feminism into children’s books to the
history of second wave feminist
activism in the Chicago area. Bring a
business card to enter the drawing for
a full set of books from the most
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recent Amelia Bloomer list (www.libr.
org/ftf/bloomer.html or www.myspac
e.com/amelia_bloomer_project).
Event Code: SR1
2009 Video Round Table Gala:
AMERICAN MASTERS
Sunday, July 12, 2009, 6:30 – 9:30p.m.
VRT
The VRT will host a gala at the Gene
Siskel Film Center featuring directors
from the AMERICAN MASTERS series.
This award-winning PBS series is a
celebration of creativity in America,
examining the lives, works, and
creative processes of our most
outstanding cultural artists. Directors
Nancy Porter and Laurie Block will
provide insight into the art of
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filmmaking as biography and share
recently produced film on Louisa May
Alcott and a work-in-progress on Helen
Keller.
S p e a ke r s :
Nancy
Po r t e r,
producer/director;
Harriet
Reisen,
producer/writer
of
AMERICAN
MASTERS Louisa May Alcott: The
Woman behind Little Women; Laurie
Block, director/co-writer of AMERICAN
MASTERS Becoming Helen Keller
Tickets: Advance and Onsite: ALA
Member, $30; Division/RT Member,
$25; Non-Member, $30; Student, $25
Event Code: VR1
AASL
AASL Awards Luncheon
Monday, July 13, noon – 2:00p.m.
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Celebrate the accomplishments of your
colleagues and enjoy lunch at the
presentation of the 2009 AASL
Awards, including the prestigious
National School Library Media Program
of the Year Award. Immediately
following the Awards Luncheon is the
AASL President’s Reception providing
the opportunity to meet and greet the
AASL President, Board Members and
other member leaders.
Event Code: AA5
Independent Schools Section (ISS)
Library Tour
Join us as
independent
we visit Chicago-area
school library media
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centers. Coach
provided.
transportation
is
Event Code: AA6
Independent Schools Section (ISS)
Social
Sunday, July 12, 1:30 – 3:00p.m.
Join your Independent Schools Section
friends and colleagues for an
informational social.
Tickets: $35
Event Code: AA7
ALSC
Newbery Caldecott Wilder Banquet
Sunday July 12, 6:00 – 11p.m.
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Join us for this gala to celebrate the
Newbery and Caldecott Medalists and
Honorees, authors and illustrators of
the year’s most distinguished books
for children, and this year’s Wilder
Award winner. Cocktails (cash bar)
available prior to dinner; doors open
at 6:45p.m. Tickets are $94 and will
be available at the Online Registration
Counter until the event is sold out, or
noon Friday, whichever occurs first.
No tickets will be available at the
door.
Speakers: Winners of the 2009
Newbery, Caldecott, and Wilder Medals
Tickets: $94
Event Code: SC2
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ASCLA Libraries Serving Special
Populations Section Annual Dinner
Sunday, July 12, 6:30 – 8:30p.m.
The
Libraries
Serving
Special
Populations Section of the Association
of Specialized and Cooperative Library
Agencies is hosting its annual dinner
in Chicago. This is an opportunity to
spend an evening visiting with
colleagues and meet new people over
an enjoyable dinner at a popular
Chicago restaurant. We will honor the
2009
ASCLA/KLAS/NOD
Award
recipient and this year’s Century
Scholar.
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Division/RT
Member,
$50;
Event Code: SL3
LLAMA
A Night of Laughs at Chicago’s Second
City
Friday, July 10, 7:00 – 10:00p.m.
Since 1959, The Second City has
established itself as a Chicago
landmark and a national treasure. Join
LLAMA for a night of improve comedy
at the theatre that launched the
careers of such comic greats as Tina
Fey, John Belushi, Mike Myers, Bill
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Murray, Gilda Radner, and countless
others. Tickets include admission and
one free drink. A portion of each ticket
is a tax-deductible gift to support
LLAMA educational programming.
Tickets: ALA Member, $60; LLAMA
Division/RT
Member,
$60;
Event Code: LL9
RUSA
Literary Tastes Breakfast
Sunday, July 12, 8:00 – 10:00a.m.
RUSA CODES
Join RUSA in its annual celebration of
writing excellence for adult readers.
Award winning authors selected from
RUSA book awards including the
Notable Books, the Reading List and
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the
Sophie
Brody
awards
for
outstanding fiction, nonfiction and
poetry will speak about and read from
their books. Enjoy breakfast with
champions at this ALA conference
tradition,
the
Literary
Tastes
Breakfast. Authors will sign books
after the program.
Division/RT
Member,
$45;
Event Code: RU5
YALSA
Margaret A. Edwards Luncheon
Saturday, July 11, noon – 1:30p.m.
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Come join us for lunch and listen to
the winner of the 2009 Margaret A.
Edwards Award, which honors an
author, as well as a specific body of
his or her work that have been popular
over a period of time, speak about
their writing. The annual award is
administered by YALSA, the fastest
growing division of ALA, and sponsored
by School Library Journal.
Tickets: $59
Event Code: YA2
Michael L. Printz Program and
Reception
Monday, July 13, 8:00 – 10:00p.m.
The Michael L. Printz Award is an
award for a book that exemplifies
literary excellence in young adult
literature. The annual award is
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administered by YALSA and sponsored
by Booklist magazine. Come listen to
the winner and honor book authors as
they speak about their writing,
followed by a dessert reception.
Event Code: YA3
YA Author Coffee Klatch
Sunday, July 12, 8:30 – 10:00a.m.
Enjoy coffee featuring YALSA award
winning authors! Participants will have
an opportunity to mingle with authors
who have appeared on YALSA’s Quick
Picks for Reluctant Young Adult
Readers and Popular Paperbacks for
Young Adults list.
Event Code: YA4
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YALSA’s Happy Hour and Fashion
Show: What To Wear
Friday, July 10, 5:00 – 7:00p.m.
Steven Rosengard of Project Runway
season 4 hosts YALSA’s first ever
fashion show and librarian makeover.
We’ll highlight the fashion of
well-dressed librarians and give you
tips on how to dress successfully (and
inexpensively)
for
the
library
workplace. Each person who registers
for the event will receive a free drink
coupon courtesy of Hyperion Books for
Children.
Tickets: $10
Event Code: YA5
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DENVER LOCAL
INFORMATION
ALA SHUTTLE BUS
SERVICE
Free shuttle buses, sponsored by Gale
Cengage
Learning,
will
operate
between all participating hotels and
the Colorado Convention Center during
the Meeting. Accessible service will
also be provided for attendees needing
additional assistance. Shuttle bus
service schedules (including daily
pick-up
times,
locations
and
destinations) are available, see section
entitled “SHUTTLE BUS SCHEDULE AND
ROUTE” and will be published in
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Cognotes (the daily newspaper of the
Meeting). For accessibility assistance,
please call 800-523-4046. Don’t forget
to stop by Gale Cengage Learning’s
booth and say thanks for the lift!
PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION
Whether on foot, by car or by light
rail, Denver is an easy city to get
around. Downtown is very pedestrian
friendly, but you can also hop on the
free shuttle that runs along the 16th
Street Mall. The Light Rail connects
downtown to the suburbs, and buses
and taxis offer convenient transport.
Denver’s grid-like design makes most
routes easy to navigate by car using
a map, and numerous options are
available for disabled travelers. The
city is accessible via a number of
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highways, including E-470, a toll
highway that runs along the eastern
perimeter of the Denver metropolitan
area. A portion of Interstate 25(I-25)
is reserved for high occupancy vehicles
and EXpressToll customers. Five rental
car companies have created a system
that allows non-stop tolling, so their
customers can travel on the roads as
if they are EXpressToll customers. For
more information, visit www.denver.o
rg/transportation/bus-train-taxi.
BUSES AND LIGHT RAIL
Denver has an extensive public
transportation system provided by the
Regional Transportation District (RTD),
made up of a light rail system with
34.8 miles of light rail track, and a
metro-area bus with more than 170
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bus routes. A variety of special
transportation services are also
included, designed to meet the needs
of customers. Bus and Light Rail fares
are $1.75 for the basic fare. Fare can
be paid in cash, with exact change
only, or with RTD tokens. Tokens may
be purchased in denominations of 25¢
from all RTD sales outlets, which
include King Soopers and Safeway
grocery stores. More information about
the RTD can be found at www.rtd-den
ver.com/.
SKYRIDE
With skyRide, a trip to the Denver
International Airport (DIA) costs only
$7, $9 or $11. More can be saved with
advance purchase products and
discount fares. skyRide buses depart
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from each skyRide stop at least once
an hour, seven days a week, 365 days
a year. (From the Stapleton Transfer
Center park-n-Ride and the Airport
Blvd. & 40th Ave. park-n-Ride, they
depart every 15 to 30 minutes.) Routes
operate from approximately 3:30a.m.
to 1:10a.m. The last bus leaves DIA at
1:10a.m. skyRide drivers assist by
loading and unloading baggage in the
outside luggage bins at skyRide stops
and at DIA. For more information, visit
www.rtd-denver.com/skyRide/.
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ALA OFFICE
LOCATOR
COLORADO CONVENTION
CENTER, KORBEL
BALLROOM 1A-F & 2A
AASL
41
ACRL
30
ALA-APA
11
ALA GRAPHICS
(Lobby B)
ALCTS
33
ALSC
10
ALTA
35
ASCLA
26
Chapter Relations
29
259
CHOICE
31
COE
18
COGNOTES
6
Conference Services
1-5
Council
14, 15
Development Office
38
Diversity Office
37
Executive/ Governance Office
23
Keith Michael Fiels
JoAnne Kempf
Cheryl Malden
Alicia Bastl
Eileen Hardy
Finance
21
HRDR
17
Int’l Relations
Office (IRO)
8
260
ITTS
8
LLAMA
34
LITA
25
Member Programs & Services
(MPS)
22
Member Relations
24
OA
20
OLA
39
OIF
13
OITP
44
OLOS
40
ORS
32
Parliamentarian
16
PLA
27
Public Programs
12
Publishing Departments
36
ALA Editions
261
ALA Graphics
ALA Online Resources
American Libraries
Booklist Publications
Marketing and
Sales
Publishing Technology
RUSA
26
Reprographics
9
Resolutions Committee
16
Spectrum
37
Staff Lounge
7
Washington Office
43
YALSA
42
CONFERENCE PHONE NUMBERS
262
Conference Services (303)228-8239
Cognotes Office (303)228-8249
Repro & Divison (303)228-8252
Governance (303)228-8251
Press Office (303)228-8271
Exhibits Office (303)228-8254
Exhibitor Registration (303)228-8265
Registration Desk (303)228-8264
Housing
Desk
(303)228-8280
Restaurant
(303)228-8282
(303)228-8279,
Reservations
Message Center (303)228-8289
Information
(303)228-8291
(303)228-8290,
263
THANK YOU
TO OUR MIDWINTER
MEETING
SPONSORS
With the support and generosity of
our sponsors, Conference Services is
proud to bring you yet another
spectacular Midwinter Meeting!
DIAMOND SPONSOR
Gale Cengage Learning
Shuttle Buses
264
RUBY SPONSORS
Elsevier, Inc.
Internet Café
H.W. Wilson
Denver Sunrise Speaker Series
Springer
Meeting Tote Bags
Wiley-Blackwell
Lanyards
SPEAKER SPONSORS
HarperCollins Publishers
Henry Holt and Co.
Macmillan
Orbit
Penguin Group USA
PublicAffairs
265
Random House
Tor
A SPECIAL THANK YOU TO:
Spotlight on Adult Literature Sponsor
Friends of Libraries U.S.A
Opening Reception Basket Sponsors
Technology Showcase Participants
266
267
ALA COUNCIL
AGENDA
ALA COUNCIL/ EXECUTIVE
BOARD/ MEMBERSHIP
INFORMATION SESSION
In accordance with Policy 5.5.2, the
ALA
Council/
Executive
Board/
Membership Information Session at
the Annual Conference will be open to
all members.
Sunday, January 25, 2009
9:00am – 10:00am
Colorado Convention Center,
Four Seasons Ballroom
268
Presiding: Jim Rettig, ALA President
Assisting: Camila A. Alire, ALA
President-Elect
Secretary of Council: Keith Michael
Fiels, ALA Executive Director
Parliamentarian: Eli Mina
ORDER OF BUSINESS
Introductions and Announcements, Jim
Rettig, ALA President Reports:
• Budget
Analysis
and
Review
Committee (BARC), James (Jim) G.
Neal, Chair, ALA CD#33
• ALA Endowment Trustees Report,
Daniel
J.
Bradbury,
Chair,
Endowment Trustees, ALA CD#16G
• 2009 ALA Nominating Committee
Report, Susan S. DiMattia, Chair,
ALA CD#26-ALA CD#26.1
269
• President’s Report, Jim Rettig, ALA
President, ALA CD#21
• President-Elect’s Report, Camila A.
Alire, ALA President-Elect, ALA
CD#29
• Announcements, Keith Michael Fiels,
ALA Executive Director and ALA
Secretary of Council
• Adjournment,
President
Jim
Rettig,
ALA
***
ALA COUNCIL I
SUNDAY, JANUARY 25, 2009
10:45AM – 12:15PM
FOUR SEASONS BALLROOM
270
President-Elect
ORDER OF BUSINESS
• Call to Order
• Introductions and Announcements,
Jim Rettig, ALA President
• Establishing the Quorum (75
Councilors constitute a quorum, Jim
Rettig, ALA President
• Adoption of the Rules, Jim Rettig,
ALA President, ALA CD#5
• Agenda Review, Jim Rettig, ALA
President, ALA CD#8.1 Revised
271
(New Items May be Introduced
Here)
• Minutes – Approval of the 2008
ALA Annual Conference Council
Minutes, Jim Rettig, ALA President,
ALA CD#2
• Reports of ALA/Council Committees
• Nominations for the Council
1
Executive Board Election, Camila A.
Alire,
Chair,
Committee
on
Committees, ALA CD#11
• Appointment of the Tellers
Committee for the ALA Executive
Board Election, Jim Rettig, ALA
President, ALA CD#11.1
1
Bylaw Article III, Section 6(c) provide
for nominations from the Council floor.
272
• Executive Director’s Report, Keith
Michael Fiels, ALA Executive
Director, ALA CD#23
• Review of Executive Board Actions
since the 2008 Annual Conference,
Keith Michael Fiels, Executive
Director, ALA CD#15-ALA CD#15.2
• Implementation of the 2008 ALA
Annual Conference Council Actions,
Keith Michael Fiels, Secretary of
Council, ALA CD#9
• New Business – New Business
and/or Continuance of the Agenda
• Announcements – Keith Michael
Fiels, ALA Executive Director and
ALA Secretary of Council
• Adjournment – Jim Rettig, ALA
President
273
***
ALA COUNCIL II
TUESDAY, JANUARY 27, 2009
9:15AM – 12:45PM
President-Elect
ORDER OF BUSINESS
• Call to Order
274
• Establishing the Quorum (75
Councilors constitute a quorum),
Here)
• Policy Monitoring Committee
Report, Councilor Janet Swan Hill,
Chair, ALA CD#17
• Task Force on E-Member
Participation Report, Councilor Janet
Swan Hill, Chair, ALA CD#35
• Reports of Officers
275
• ALA Treasurer’s Report, Rodney
M. Hersberger, Treasurer, ALA
CD#13
• FY2009 Programmatic Priorities,
Rodney M. Hersberger, Treasurer,
ALA CD#13
• Reports
of
Committees/Groups
Special
• Freedom to Read Foundation
Report, Judith Platt, FTRF President,
ALA CD#22
• New Business, New Business and/or
Continuance of the Agenda
• ALA
Honorary
Membership
Nominations,
Loriene
Roy,
Immediate Past President, ALA
CD#24, (This item will be discussed
at 12:00 Noon)
276
• Adjournment – Camila A. Alire, ALA
President-Elect
***
ALA COUNCIL III
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 28, 2009
8:00AM – 12:30PM
President-Elect
277
ORDER OF BUSINESS
• Call to Order
• Establishing the Quorum, (75
Councilors constitute a quorum),
Here)
•
Memorials,
Tributes
Testimonials, Jim Rettig,
President
and
ALA
278
• Report of the Tellers, Councilor
Kevin Reynolds, Chair, ALA CD#11.2
•
Constitution
and
Bylaws
Committee, Councilor Thomas L.
Wilding, Chair, ALA CD#25
• Intellectual Freedom Committee,
J. Douglas (Doug) Archer, Chair, ALA
CD#19
•
Committee
on
Legislation,
Councilor Kendall French Wiggin,
Chair, ALA CD#20
• International Relations Committee,
Beverly P. Lynch, Chair, ALA CD#18
• Committee on Organization,
Councilor Stephen L. Matthews,
Chair, ALA CD#27
279
• Reports
of
Committees/Groups
Special
• New Business – New Business
and/or Continuance of the Agenda
• Adjournment – Jim Rettig, ALA
President
280
281
282
HOTEL AND
MEETING ROOM
LOCATIONS
CONVENTION CENTER
Colorado Convention
Center
700 14th St.
(303)228-8000
Lower Level
Four Seasons Ballroom, Korbel
Ballroom
283
Street Level
Rooms: 101-113, 201-212, 301-304,
401-407, 501-507, 601-612, 701-712
HEADQUARTER HOTEL
Hyatt Regency Denver
650 15th St.
(303)436-1234
Third Level
Centennial
Ballroom,
Centennial
Ballroom Foyer, Mineral Hall, Mineral
Hall Foyer, Agate, Granite, Quartz
Fourth Level
Capitol Ballroom, Capitol Foyer,
Limestone, Sandstone, Marble
284
CO-HEADQUARTER HOTEL
Sheraton Denver Hotel
1550 Court Pl.
(303)893-3333
Mezzanine Level
Aspen, Century, Colorado, Gold, Silver,
Spruce
Terrace Level
Beverly, Biltmore, Capitol, Columbine,
Terrace
Majestic Level
Majestic Ballroom, Savoy, Vail
Second Level
Grand Ballroom, Tower Court
285
ADDITIONAL MEETING
HOTELS
The Brown Palace
321 17th St.
(303)297-3111
Second Floor
Ballroom, Brown Palace Club, Central
City,
Cripple
Creek,
Ellyngton’s,
Georgetown,
Leadville,
Onyx,
Prospector
Suite,
Silverplume,
Stratton, Tabor, Tabor Suite
Eighth Floor
Boettcher Board Room
286
Comfort Inn Downtown
Denver
401 17th St.
(303)296-0400
Cimarron, Navajo
Crowne Plaza Denver City
Center Hotel
1450 Glenarm Pl.
(303)573-1450
Arapahoe, Ballroom, Blake, Court,
Larimer, Tremont, Welton, Wynkoop
The Curtis
1405 Curtis St.
(303)571-0300
287
Dodgeball, Duck Duck Goose, Green
Light, Hide n’ Seek, Hopscotch, Jax,
Keep-Away, Kick the Can, Marco Polo,
Patty Cake, Peek-A-Boo, Red Light, Red
Rover, Scissors
Denver Marriott City
Center
1701 California St.
(303)297-1300
Colorado Ballroom, Colorado, Denver
Ballroom, Matchless, Mattie Silks,
Molly Brown, Nat Hill, Pomeroy,
Saratoga, Silverton, Suites I-VI
Grand Hyatt Denver
1750 Welton St.
(303)295-1234
288
Lobby Level
Mt. Sopris
Second Floor
Grand Ballroom, Grand Ballroom Foyer,
Imperial Ballroom, Imperial Ballroom
Foyer, Maroon Peak, Torrey’s Peak
Third Floor
Mt. Columbia, Mt. Harvard, Mt. Oxford,
Mt. Princeton, Mt. Wilson, Mt. Yale
37th Floor
Castle Peak, La Plata Peak, Pyramid
Peak Ballroom, Quandary Peak,
Sunlight Peak
38th Floor
Capitol Peak Ballroom, San Luis Peak
Hyatt Conference Center
Gray’s Peak, Longs Peak, Mt. Elbert,
Mt. Evans, Pikes Peak
289
Hilton Garden Inn Denver
1400 Welton St.
(303)603-8000
Dimension,
Element
Ballroom,
Momentum,
Platinum,
Titanium,
Tianium/Zirconium, Velocity, Zirconium
Hotel Teatro
1100 14th St.
(303)228-1100
Center Stage – Stage Left & Stage
Right, Chancellor’s Suite, Terrace
Ritz Carlton Denver
1881 Curtis St.
(303)312-3800
Ballroom
Salons
Fremont, Loveland
1-4,
Cameron,
290
Westin Tabor Center
Denver
1672 Lawrence St.
(303)572-9100
Second Floor
Augusta, Horace Tabor, Molly Brown,
Third Floor
Boardroom, Continental Ballroom,
Cook, Curtis, Gilpin, Larimer, Lawrence,
McCourt, Tabor Auditorium, Welton
ADDITIONAL MEETING
SITES
Denver Public Library
St. Francis Convention Center
291
292
293
294
295
296
297
298
CORPORATE
MEMBERS ARE IN
GOOD COMPANY
The ALA Membership Committee would
like to salute the following who have
joined ALA as Corporate Members.
Please make a point of thanking them
when you see them at ALA, ALA
Chapter, ALA Division, or other
Conferences.
Benefactor
Jane’s Information Group
299
Contributors
A W Ink Inc
ABDO Publishing Company
Absolute Backorder Service, Inc.
Accessible Archives Incorporation
AccuCut
Agati Furniture
Albert Whitman & Company
Alexander Street Press
Alibris Library Services
American Society for the Prevention
of Cruelty To Animals (ASPCA)
AquaBrowser/Medialab Solutions
Atlas Systems Inc
Audio Editions Books on Cassette &
CD
Auto – Graphics Inc.
Backstage Library Works
BBC Audiobooks America
300
Bearport Publishing Company, Inc
Better World Books
B-Logistics
Bolinda Publishing Inc
Book Systems Incorporated
BookPage
Boyds Mills Press
BRIO
Brookings Institution Press
BSA Architects
Bullfrog Films
Burnidge Cassell Associates
C2AE
Carrier Johnson
Carroll Publishing
Carus Publishing Company
Center Point Large Print
Charlesbridge Publishing Special Sales
Child’s World, Inc., The
Chronicle Books
301
CityTownInfo.com
CIVICTechnologies, Inc.
CMI
ColorMarq Library Shelf Management
ID Systems
Comex Systems Inc
Comprise Technologies, Inc
Compsych Systems, Inc
Consortium Book Sales & Distribution
The Keg House
Counting Opinions (Squire) Ltd.
Credo Reference
CSNA Architects
Data2 Corporation
Davandy, LLC
Diamond & Schmitt Architects Inc
Diamond Comic Distributors
Dick & Fritsche Design Group
Disney/Hyperion Books
Dymaxion Research Limited
302
East View Information Services
Eastern Book Company
EBL – Ebook Library
Ebrary
Economist Intelligence Unit
Education – Portal.com
Ee Publishing and Productions, Lic.
E-Image Data Corp
E-Libro Corp
Ellison Educational Equipment, Inc
Emery-Pratt Company
Enslow Publishers Inc
EnvisionWare
EOS International
Equinox Software, Inc.
Erasmus Boekhandel B.V.
Eustis Chair
Facts on File/Chelsea House
FamilySearch
Firefly Books Ltd
303
Fitzhenry & Whiteside Ltd
Follett Software Company Resource
Center
Forms & Surfaces
Fulcrum Publishing
Generation Fifth Applications Inc
Graphic Audio ... a Movie in Your Mind
Gressco Ltd
Grey House Publishing Inc 185
Millerton Road
Grissim Metz Andriese Associates
Gumdrop Books
Gwathmey Siegel & Associates
Architect
Hallett & Sons Expert Movers, Inc.
Harrassowitz GmbH & Co KG
Booksellers & Subs Agents-Library
Servs
Hennebery Eddy Architects, Inc
304
HK Systems
Holiday House Inc.
Holzman Moss Architecture
HumanWare
Idea Group Inc
IEE
Index Data
Infor Library Information Solutions
Information Publications, Inc
Integrated Technologies Group
IntelliTec College
John Hopkins University Press
Kane/Miller Book Publishers Inc
KI
Kids Can Press
Kirtas Technologies, Inc.
Larson Design Group, Inc.
Lerner Publishing Group
305
Liberty Fund
LibLime
Libramation
Library Associates Companies/LAC
Library Binding Institute
Library Bureau (A ModuForm Company)
Library Bureau Steel C/O Charles
Beseller Co
Library Systems & Services LLC
LSSI
Library Technologies, Inc.
Live Oak Media
Longo Associates, Inc
Luna Imaging, Inc.
LuraTech Inc
Maney Publishing Co
Marcive, Inc.
Mason Crest Publishers
McFarland & Co Inc Publishers
306
McMillan Smith & Partners Architects,
PLLC
Midwest Library Service
Midwest Tape
Miguel Angel Porrua, S.A. De C.V.
Movie Licensing USA
Murphy & Dittenhafer Architects
National Archives Publishing Co
NatureMaker, Inc.
Neal-Schuman Publishers, Inc.
New York Review of Books, The
NewsBank Inc.
Nienkamper Furniture & Acccessories
Inc
Nolo Press
Northern Micrographics 2004 Kramer
Street
NothingButSoftware
Office Movers Inc
307
Open Data Systems Inc
Orca Book Publishers
Other Press
OverDrive, Inc
Oxford University Press
Paratext LLC
Penworthy Company, The
Perseus Books
Plunkett Research Ltd
Prepme, Inc
ProQuest – Serials Solutions
Publishers Group West
Quality Books Inc
Quayside Publishing Group
Random House, Inc.
ReadHowYouWant
Recorded Books LLC
Reliance Label Solutions Inc
Renouf Publishing Company LTD
308
Ringgold, Inc.
Rosetta Solutions Inc
Sasaki Associates Inc
Scarecrow Press Inc
Schlager Group Inc
Sen Source
SIL International-Books
Smarthinking
SnapStream Media
S-T Imaging Inc.
Star Bright Books
Sterling Publishing Company Inc.
Stevens Worldwide Library Movers
Symbology, Inc
Talkingtech.Com Ltd.
Tantor Media, Inc.
Teach Me Tapes
TeachingBooks.Net
Tennsco Corp
309
The Heathman Hotel
The Pilgrim Press
Thomas Moser Cabinet Makers, Inc
To Go Media LLC
Tor Books
Torquere Press Inc
Tracsystems, Inc.
Tricom Document Management Inc
Tundra Books/Livres Toundra
Tyndale House Publishers
Ulverscroft Large Print USA Inc
Unicont Enterprises, Inc.
Unique Management Services Inc
Vanguard I.D. Systems
VTLS Inc
W T Cox Subscriptions
W W Norton Company
Walter De Gruyter Inc
WGBH Boston Video
310
Whirlwhim
Wocto Publishing
Worden Company
Workman Publishing Company
World Almanac Education Attn: Claudia
Caracci
World Bank Publications
Zest Books/Orange Avenue Publishing
Library Champions
3M Library Systems
Alabama Library Association
Alaska Library Association
American Psychological Association
Arizona Library Association
Arkansas Library Association
Baker & Taylor Books
Bound To Stay Bound Books Inc.
Bowker
311
Brodart Company
BWI/Follett Library Resources
California Library Association
Candlewick Press
Catholic Library Association
Checkpoint Systems Inc.
Colorado Association of Libraries
Combined Book Exhibit
Connecticut Library Association
Delaware Library Association
DEMCO Incorporated
District of Columbia Library Association
(DCLA)
Dollar General Literacy Foundation
Dun & Bradstreet
EBSCO Information Services
Elsevier
Enoch Pratt Free Library
Ex Libris USA Inc
312
FINRA Investor Education
Foundation
Florida Library Association
Follett Library Resources
Gaylord Brothers Inc
Georgia Library Association
Administrative Services
Google Inc
Greenwood Publishing Group
Guam Library Association
H W Wilson Company
Hawaii Library Association
Highsmith Inc
Idaho Library Association
Illinois Library Association
InfoUSA, Reference USA Division
Ingram Library Services
Innovative Interfaces
313
Iowa Library Association
JanWay Company
Kansas Library Association
Kentucky Library Association
LexisNexis Academic & Library
Solutions
Louisiana Library Association
Marquis Who’s Who
Marshall Cavendish
Maryland Library Association
M L A
Massachusetts Library Association
Mergent, Inc
Michigan Library Association
Minnesota Library Association
Mirrorstone
Mississippi Library Association
Missouri Library Association
314
Montana Library Association
Morningstar Inc
Mountain Plains Library Association
Nebraska Library Association
Nevada Library Association
New Hampshire Library Association
New Jersey Library Association
New Mexico Library Association
New York Library Association
North Carolina Library Association
North Dakota Library Association
OCLC Online Computer Library Center
Ohio Library Council
Oklahoma Library Association
Oregon Library Association
Pennsylvania Library Association
Polaris Library Systems
ProQuest
315
ReferenceUSA
Rhode Island Library Association
Sage Publications
Scholastic Inc.
Severn House Publishers Ltd
SirsiDynix
South Dakota Library Association
Southeastern Library Association SELA
Springer
Standard & Poor’s Corp.
Swets
Tennessee Library Association
Texas Library Association
The Library Corporation
Thomson Reuters
Utah Library Association
Verizon Foundation
Vermont Library Association
316
Virgin Islands Library Association
Virginia Library Association
Washington Library Association
West Virginia Library Association
Wisconsin Library Association
Wizards of the Coast
World Book Inc.
Wyoming Library Association
Patrons
ABC – CLIO Inc
AWE Inc. Alternative Work
Environments
Berkeley Electronic Press
Centurion Technologies
Computype, Inc
Copyright Clearance Center
317
Good Books
Little Brown Company BFYR
Macmillan
Mark Morris High School
Modern Graphics
Ovid Technologies
Salem Press, Inc
Spacesaver Corporation
The Haworth Press
318
319
320
ALA ACRONYMS
AA
Affiliate Assembly (AASL)
AACR
Anglo-American Cataloguing Rules
AALL
American Association of Law Libraries
AAM
Asian & African Materials (ALCTS)
AAMES
Asian, African, and Middle Eastern
Section (ACRL)
AAP
Association of American Publishers
AASL
American Association of School Librarians
ACA
American Correctional Association
ACRL
Association of College and Research Libraries
AECT
Association for Educational Communications and Technology
AFAS
Afro-American Studies Librarians
Section (ACRL)
321
AFL/ CIO
American Federation of Labor/
Congress of Industrial Organizations
AFLRT
See FAFLRT
AIA
American Institute of Architects
AILA
American Indian Library Association
AL
American Libraries
ALA
American Library Association
ALA-APA
ALA-Allied Professional Association
ALAD
Academic Librarians Assisting the
Disabled (ASCLA)
ALCTS
Association for Library Collections
and Technical Services
ALISE
Association for Library and Information Science Education
ALSC
Association for Library Service to
Children
ALTA
Association for Library Trustees
and Advocates
ANSS
Anthropology and Sociology Section (ACRL)
322
APA
Allied Professional Association
ARSC
Association of Recorded Sound
Collections
ARL
Association of Research Libraries
ARLIS/ NA Art Libraries Society of North
America
ARTS
Arts Section (ACRL)
AS
Acquisitions Section (ALCTS)
ASC
Activity Sections Council (ACRL)
ASCLA
Association of Specialized and Cooperative Library Agencies
ASIS
American Society for Information
Science
ATLA
American Theological Library Association
AUPS
American University Press Services
BARC
Budget Analysis and Review Committee
BES
Buildings and Equipment Section
(LAMA)
323
BRASS
Business Reference and Services
Section (RUSA)
C&RL
College & Research Libraries
C&RL
NEWS
College & Research Libraries News
CBC
Children’s Book Council
CCCMCCD
Council Committee on Minority
Concerns and Cultural Diversity
(now COD)
CC:AAM
Committee on Cataloging: Asian
and African Materials (ALCTS-CCS)
CC:DA
Committee on Cataloging: Description and Access (ALCTS-CCS)
CCS
Cataloging and Classification Section (ALCTS)
CIS
Congressional Information Service
CJCLS
Community and Junior College Libraries Section (ACRL)
CLA
Canadian Library Association;
Catholic Library Association
324
CLENERT
Continuing Library Education Network and Exchange Round Table
CLS
College Libraries Section (ACRL)
CMDS
Collection Management and Development Section (ALCTS)
CODES
Collection Development and Evaluation Section (RUSA)
COL
Legislation Committee
COLA
Council of LAMA Affiliates
COLT
Council on Library/ Media Technicians
CONSER
Cooperative Online Serials Program
COD
Council Committee on Diversity
COO
Committee on Organization
COSLA
Chief Officers of State Library
Agencies
COSWL
Committee on Status of Women in
Librarianship
CRC
Chapter Relations Committee
CRG
Council of Regional Groups (ALCTS)
325
CUAC
Cartographic Users Advisory Council
DEU
Duplicates Exchange Union (ALCTS)
DLS
Distance Learning Section (ACRL)
EBSS
Education and Behavioral Sciences
Section (ACRL)
EIC
Education Information Center (PLA)
ELMSS
Educators of Library Media Specialists Section (AASL)
EMIERT
Ethnic and Multicultural Information Exchange Round Table
ERT
Exhibits Round Table
F&A
Finance and Audit Committee (ALA)
FAFLRT
Federal and Armed Forces Libraries
Round Table
FLICC
Federal Library and Information
Center Committee
FLRT
See FAFLRT
FOLUSA
Friends of Libraries USA
FRFDS
Fund Raising and Financial Development Section (LAMA)
326
FTRF
Freedom to Read Foundation
GLBTRT
Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, and Transgendered Round table
GODORT
Government Documents Round Table
HCLF
Health Care Libraries Forum (ASCLA)
HRDR
Office for Human Resources Development and Recruitment
HRS
Human Resources Section (LAMA)
HS
History Section (RUSA)
IASSIST
International Association for Social
Science Information, Services and
Technology
IBBY
International Board on Books for
Young People
ICAN
Interlibrary Cooperation and Networking Section (ASCLA)
ICC
Issues and Concerns Cluster (PLA)
IFC
Intellectual Freedom Committee
327
IFLA
International Federation of Library
Associations and Institutions
IFRT
Intellectual Freedom Round Table
ILEX
Independent Librarians Exchange
(section) (ASCLA)
IRC
International Relations Committee
IRRT
International Relations Round Table
IS
Instruction Section (ACRL)
ISS
Independent Schools Section
(AASL)
ITAL
Information Technology and Libraries
JOYS
Journal of Youth Services in Libraries
JSC
Joint Steering Committee for Revision of Anglo-American Cataloguing
Rules
LAMA
Library Administration and Management Association
328
LC
Library of Congress
LDC
Library Development Cluster (PLA)
LES
Literatures in English (ACRL)
LHRT
Library History Round Table
LIRT
Library Instruction Round Table
LISAN
Librarians on the Information Superhighway Advocacy Network
LITA
Library and Information Technology
Association
LOMS
Library Organization and Management
Section (LAMA)
LPSS
Law and Political Science Section
(ACRL)
LRRT
Library Research Round Table
LRTS
Library Resources & Technical Services
LSC
Library Services Cluster (PLA)
LSDDP
Library Service to Developmentally
Disabled Persons (ASCLA)
LSDF
Library Service to the Deaf Forum
(ASCLA)
329
LSIEF
Library Service to the Impaired Elderly Forum (ASCLA)
LSPF
Library Service to Prisoners Forum
(ASCLA)
LSPVPDF Library Service to People with Visual
or Physical Disabilities Forum (ASCLA)
LSSIRT
Library Support Staff Interest Round
Table
LSSPS
Libraries Serving Special Populations
Section (ASCLA)
LSTA
Library Services and Technology Act
LTR
Library Technology Reports
MAES
Measurement Analysis and Evaluation
Section (LAMA)
MAGERT Map and Geography Round Table
MARBI
Machine-Readable Bibliographic Information
MARC
Machine-Readable Cataloging
MARS
Machine-Assisted Reference Section
(RUSA)
330
MLA
Medical Library Association; Modern
Language Association
MOUSS See RSS
MULA
Music Library Association
NCATE
National Council for Accreditation of
Teacher Education
NCLIS
National Commission on Libraries and
Information Science
NISO
National Information Standards Organization
NLW
National Library Week
NRMIG
Networked Resources and Metadata
Interest Group (ALCTS)
NMRT
New Members Round Table
OA
Office for Accreditation
OCLC
Online Computer Library Center
OGR
Office of Government Relations
OIF
Office for Intellectual Freedom
OITP
Office for Information Technology
Policy
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OLOS
Office for Literacy and Outreach Services
OLPR
See HRDR
ORS
Office for Research and Statistics
PARS
Preservation and Reformatting Section (ALCTS)
PCC
Program for Cooperative Cataloging
(ALCTS)
PIO
Public Information Office
PLA
Public Library Association
PRMS
Public Relations and Marketing Section (LAMA)
PVLR
Publisher/ Vendor-Library Relations
Committee (ALCTS)
RBB
Reference Books Bulletin
RBML
Rare Books and Manuscript Librarianship
RBMS
Rare Books and Manuscripts Section
(ACRL)
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REFOR- National Association to Promote LiMA
brary Services to the Spanish Speaking
RSS
Reference Services Section (RUSA)
RUSA
Reference and User Services Association
SAA
Society of American Archivists
SASS
Systems and Services Section (LAMA)
SEES
Slavic and East European Section
(ACRL)
SISAC
Serials Industry Systems Advisory
Committee
SLA
Special Libraries Association
SLAS
State Library Agency Section (ASCLA)
SLMES
School Library Media Educators Section (AASL)
SORT
Staff Organizations Round Table
SPVS
Supervisors Section (AASL)
SRRT
Social Responsibilities Round Table
SS
Serials Section (ALCTS)
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STARS
Sharing and Transforming Access to
Resources Section (RUSA)
STS
Science and Technology Section
(ACRL)
TESLA
Technical Standards for Library Automation
TLA
Theatre Library Association
ULS
University Libraries Section (ACRL)
VRT
Video Round Table
WESS
Western European Studies Section
(ACRL)
WHCLIS White House Conference on Library
and Information Services
WSS
Women’s Studies Section (ACRL)
YALSA
Young Adult Library Services Association
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ALA MIDWINTER
MEETING
DISCUSSION
GROUPS
FRIDAY, JANUARY 23
9:00am – 11:00am
ALA OA AASL/ NCATE Program Review
Training
Colorado Convention Center Room 602
Learn about the AASL recognition
program review process and the
upcoming 2009 AASL Standards
revision. Share assessments and
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discuss the application of the AASL
Standards.
10:30am – 12:00pm
ALCTS FRBR Interest Group
This session will include presentations
by implementers of FRBR as well as
an open discussion of the future of
implementing FRBR and FRBR-related
concepts.
1:00pm – 2:30pm
ALA PUBLISHING Teaching and
Training Reference Services
Grand Hyatt Denver Sunlight Peak
Chaired by Robert Kieft, editor of
ALA’s Guide to Reference, this is an
open discussion for interested ALISE
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and RUSA members about the teaching
of and training for reference service.
We will discuss methods for teaching
reference service and sources in the
classroom and at the reference desk
and how the new online Guide to
Reference (www.guidetoreference.org)
can be useful to both educators and
libraries in and beyond its role as a
bibliography.
2:00pm – 4:00pm
ALA OA External Review Panel Chair
Training
Experienced (two or more onsite
visits) External Review Panelists who
are interested in serving as chairs for
an onsite accreditation review visit are
invited to attend this training session.
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Please RSVP to Laura Dare, ldare@ala
.org.
4:00pm – 5:30pm
ACRL EBSS Education Research Forum
Hyatt Regency Denver Quartz A
With a basic goal of increased
communication between librarians
serving education-related research
collections, the Forum presents
updates on on-going projects and an
opportunity for attendees to raise
issues, discuss concerns, and propose
cooperative initiatives.
7:00pm – 9:00pm
AFL CALA Seminar Training
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UIUC and CALA will train seminar
presenters for participants in the 21st
Century Librarian Seminar Series
Program of the Chinese American
Librarians Association.
7:30pm – 9:00pm
LITA Electronic Resources
Management Interest Group
Ritz Carlton Denver Salon 3
Lively exchange of information and
discussion
among
librarians,
publishers,
electronic
resource
management system vendors and
related
service
organizations
concerning issues related to the
management of electronic resources.
All are welcome.
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SATURDAY, JANUARY 24
8:00am – 10:00am
LLAMA Diversity Officers Discussion
Group
All with an interest in diversity are
welcome to join the discussion.
Potential topics include responsibilities
of
library
diversity
officers,
recruitment
and
retention,
and
residency programs. Other topics and
questions may be raised at the
meeting.
ALCTS ASGifts and Exchange Interest
Group
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To provide a forum for librarians to
discuss gifts and exchanges. To
consider legal issues, public relations
matters, and administrative procedures
which arise in the gifts and exchange
process.
ACRL WESS Cataloging Issues Disc.
Group
Crowne Plaza Denver City Center Office
To discuss topics of current interest
pertaining to the cataloging of
Western European materials.
ACRL Library Development Disc. Group
The
ACRL
Library
Development
Discussion Group meets at ALA
Midwinter and ALA Annual Conference
to discuss topics of interest to
academic librarians, library directors,
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and directors of development. Others
are welcome. Following on our
successful discussions in June, we will
discuss these topics: planned giving,
dealing
with
gifts
on
loan,
recommending appraisers, levels of
giving, and ALADN 2009.
ALCTS Technical Services Managers
in Academic Libraries Interest Group
Crowne Plaza Denver City Center
Elevation
The Technical Services Managers in
Academic Libraries Interest Group
(formerly “Medium Heads”) includes
academic library TS managers at all
levels as well as those interested in
TS management who would like to
participate
in
discussion
about
Technical Services issues of today. The
Midwinter topic will be a continued
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discussion of TS strategies related to
the 7 Measures of Success, as taken
from Jim Collins’ book of the same
title.
LLAMA Middle Managers Discussion/
Interest Group
LLAMA Middle Managers Discussion
Group
ALA MEM PROGS Seven Measures
Working Group
Hyatt Regency Denver Marble
Working Group for Divisions
ALCTS PARS Intellectual Access to
Preservation Metadata Interest Group
Sheraton Denver Hotel Gold
PARS
Intellectual
Access
to
Preservation Metadata Interest Group
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8:00am – 12:00pm
ALCTS PARS Preservation
Administration Interest Group
Denver Marriott City Center Colorado
BR G-J
Preservation Administration Interest
Group
10:30am – 12:00pm
ACRL Information Commons Disc.
Group
Hyatt Regency Denver Centennial H
The Information Commons Discussion
Group will meet to discuss issue and
trends relating the implementation,
management
and
modifying
of
commons implementations.
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ALA APA Library Support Staff
Certification Program Open Forum
ALA-APA invites you to a hearing on
the Library Support Staff Certification
Program (LSSCP), a national, voluntary
training program for public and
academic library support staff. We will
present our final implementation
recommendations to all interested in
training of public and academic library
support staff. Your input at this
hearing
will
shape
our
final
recommendations at the ALA annual
conference, July, 2009. Help guide the
future of this important program.
RUSA CODES Dual Assignments
Discussion Group
Grand Hyatt Denver Grand Ballroom
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The
RUSA
CODES/RSS
Dual
Assignments Discussion Group focuses
on specific high-interest topics that
impact
collection
development
librarians/bibliographers who have
other responsibilities besides selecting
library resources. The topic for this
meeting has not yet been identified.
LITA MARC Formats Interest Group
Discussion Group
RUSA STARS Interlibrary Loan
Discussion Group
Colorado Convention Center Korbel
Ballroom 4C
Discussion of issues pertaining to
interlibrary loan among all types of
libraries.
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ACRL WESS Romance Languages Disc.
Group
To discuss topics of current interest
relating
to
the
acquisition,
organization, and use of materials
emanating
from
the
Romance
languages speaking countries of
Western Europe or pertaining to any
aspect of the study of these countries.
ACRL Copyright Disc. Group
The ACRL Copyright Discussion Group
provides an opportunity for those
interested in or responsible for
copyright education and support to
discuss current issues facing the
profession and our clientele.
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ACRL New Members Disc. Group
Why do some academic institutions
grant their librarians tenure or
continuing appointments? We’ll discuss
the intricacies of tenure and why you
may or may not want to pursue the
tenure track. The ACRL New Member
Discussion group is for new (and
aspiring) academic librarians. We meet
twice
a
year—at
both
ALA
conferences—to chat about whatever
is on our minds. It’s an opportunity
for networking and a friendly place to
ask any questions you have about
succeeding in ACRL.
ACRL MLA International Bibliography
In Academic Libraries Disc. Group
Altitude
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Ideas about the MLAIB. Product
updates and planned enhancements
from the MLA representatives and its
online vendors.
ALCTS CCS Copy Cataloging Interest
Group
This interest group discusses topics
related to copy cataloging in all types
of libraries. The meeting will include
a report on copy cataloging activities
at the Library of Congress.
ACRL ANSS Sociology Librarians Disc.
Group
Hyatt Regency Denver Capitol Ballroom
3
Discussion
of
issues
regarding
academic librarianship in sociology
including
reference,
collection
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development, bibliographic instruction,
current publications, core collections,
databases, and other topics of interest.
ACRL Personnel Administrators &
Staff Development Officers Disc.
Group I
The ACRL Personnel Administrators
and Staff Development Officers
Discussion Group meets from 10:30a.m.
to noon on both Saturday and Sunday
of ALA Midwinter. This meeting is
open to all ALA members interested
in human resources topics in academic
libraries.
ALCTS CRS College and Research
Libraries Interest Group
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The meeting will provide an informal
forum
for
presentations
and
discussions
of
matters,
current
interests and concerns to those
interested in serials in college and
research libraries. We will share
progress reports, and current projects
and developments.
LITA Public Libraries Technology
Interest Group
The Curtis Hide n’ Seek
Discussion Group
RUSA MARS Hot Topics: Ref.ere.nce
in a Tag You’re It World
Ballroom 3B
Ref.ere.nce in a Tag You’re It World
will explore new trends in Reference.
We will look at how to integrate
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emerging technologies into our desks
both physical and virtual.
ALCTS Electronic Resources Interest
Group Meeting
E-resources vendor troubleshooting
support and using subscription agents
for e-resources and the services they
can provide
LITA Distance Learning Interest Group
Ballroom 4A
Discussion Group
LLAMA BES Safety and Security
Discussion Group
Elevation
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Safety & Security Discussion Group
talks about the safety and security of
people and collections in all kinds of
libraries.
ALCTS Catalog Form and Function
Interest Group
Grand Hyatt Denver Maroon Peak
The ALCTS Catalog Form & Function
DG will be looking at the out-migration
of traditional materials from the
catalog into AV catalogs, e-journal
lists, digital repository software,
reserve lists, and finding aids, plus
the separation of the catalog from the
inventory function of the ILS. Will
explore what this means for the future
of the unitary library catalog and the
ILS.
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LITA RFID Interest Group
Crowne Plaza Denver City Center The
Loft
Discussion Group
ALA IFC Issues Briefing Session
IFC Issues Briefing Session
ACRL Balancing Baby & Book Disc.
Group
Hyatt Regency Denver Centennial B
Share your challenges, successes, and
ideas for balancing parenting and
career responsibilities.
1:30pm – 3:30pm
ALCTS CMDS Collection Development
in Academic Libraries Interest Group
The Curtis Peek-A-Boo
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The ALCTS-CMDS Discussion Group on
Collection Development in Academic
Libraries will meet and discuss current
issues and trends related to collection
development & management in
academic libraries. The group will be
queried about which several topics will
be covered and facilitators sought to
lead discussions.
ALCTS Newspaper Interest Group
Meeting of the Newspaper Discussion
Group. Information sharing session to
discuss current topics in the area of
newspaper preservation, digitization,
online delivery, and cataloging. Topics
may include updates on National
Digital Newspaper Program, regional
digital initiatives, the U.S. Newspaper
Program,
and
presentations
on
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technological advances to provide
online access to historical newspapers.
ALCTS CCS Cataloging Norm Interest
Group
ALCTS
CCS
Cataloging
Norms
Discussion Group invites submission
of proposals for presentations at its
meeting at the ALA Midwinter
Conference in Denver, Colo., Saturday,
January 24 2008, from 1:30 – 3:30p.m.
Presentations should focus on ideas
and best practices on the dynamics of
cataloging/metadata
norms
and
workflows in the hybrid environment.
Presentations should be approximately
15-20 minutes in length. Time will be
allowed for questions and answers.
Speakers are encouraged to lead
discussions.
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ALCTS CCS Catalog Management
Interest Group
The Curtis Keep-Away
Meeting of the ALCTS-CCS Catalog
Management Discussion Group
ALA VRT Digital Media Discussion
Group
Ballroom 4A
The Digital Media Resources Discussion
Group is a venue where librarians can
discuss new developments in the
delivery and collection of digital media
formats in libraries.
ACRL STS Hot Topics Disc. Group
Provides a forum for discussion of
current issues of immediate concern
to science librarians.
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LITA JPEG 2000 Arcvhives and
Libraries Interest Group
The JPEG2000 Interest Group will be
having an unmoderated discussion and
information sharing session. Likely
topics include the recently released
djatoka
server-side
JPEG2000
rendering toolkit and the concept of
“visually lossless” compression.
ACRL EBSS Current Topics Discussion
Hyatt Regency Denver Centennial F/G
Do you want to talk with colleagues
about new challenges or services at
your library? If so, attended EBSS’s
Current Topics Discussion. This round
robin style event will offer three
concurrent discussions: managing and
promoting online reference works,
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facilitating online instructions, and
providing services for students with
disabilities. We welcome all ALA
members to attend.
ACRL ULS Current Topics Disc. Group
Ballroom 3B
Current Topics Discussion Group
discussion of hot topics in university
libraries
ACRL ARTS Dance Librarians Disc.
Group
BR E
Dance Librarians Discussion Group is
a part of the Arts Section.
RUSA RSS Ethical and Legal Issues in
Reference Discussion Group
Grand Hyatt Denver Mt. Evans A
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Ethical and Legal Issues in Reference
Discussion Group
ALCTS PARS Recording Media Interest
Group and Reformatting Interest
Group Joint Meeting
Joint meeting of the PARS Recording
Media Interest Group and the PARS
Reformatting Interest Group
ALCTS PARS Physical Quality and
Treatment Interest Group and Library
Binding Interest Group Joint Meeting
Ballroom 4C
Joint meeting of the PARS Physical
Quality and Treatment Interest Group
and PARS Library Binding Interest
Group.
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RUSA RSS Reference Services in
Public Libraries Discussion Group
Reference Services in Public Libraries
Discussion Group
LITA Emerging Technology Interest
Group
Sheraton Denver Hotel Colorado
Discussion Group
3:00pm – 4:30pm
ALA Virtual Communities and Libraries
Member Initiative Group
Offsite: Auraria Library, Univ. of
Colorado, Denver
Join the discussion around expanding
library services in virtual communities
like Second Life and help explore ways
for ALA to improve the visibility of
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libraries and library workers
residents of virtual worlds.
to
4:00pm – 5:00pm
RUSA RSS Hot Topics in Frontline
Reference Service Discussion Group
Hot Topics in Frontline Reference
Services Discussion Group
4:00pm – 5:30pm
RUSA HS Genealogy and Local History
Discussion Group
Sheraton Denver Hotel Vail
The Genealogy & Local History
Discussion Group is a forum for the
exchange of information among
librarians working with or interested
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in local history and
collections and services.
genealogy
ACRL Senior Administrators Disc.
Group
Discussion of current issues facing
senior administrators in academic and
research libraries.
RUSA MARS Virtual Reference
Discussion Group
Hilton Garden Inn Denver Element
Ballroom
The Virtual Reference Discussion Group
is a forum to talk about the challenges
and practices in providing online
reference assistance to users in public,
special and academic libraries.
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ACRL CJCLS Hot Topics in Community
College Librarianship/CJCLS-NCLR
Joint Disc. Group
5/6
This is a combined meeting of CJCLS
and NCLR and will include the very
popular CJCLS Hot Topics in Community
College Librarianship discussion group
as well as the National Council for
Learning Resources discussion. NCLR
represents libraries and learning
resources in the AACC organization.
ACRL Continuing Education/
Professional Development Disc. Group
Goals Setting and Benchmarking for
Staff Development: Join in this
interesting discussion of how to use
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goal setting and benchmarking in
developing and assessing a staff
development program.
ACRL WESS Classical, Medieval &
Renaissance Disc. Group
Grand Hyatt Denver Castle Peak
A discussion and information-sharing
forum for librarians with particular
interests in Western Europe (including
Greece) in the ancient, medieval, and
early modern periods.
LLAMA MAES Discussion Group
Sheraton Denver Hotel Spruce
Hot topics in assessment
ACRL Heads of Public Services Disc.
Group
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All public service librarians are invited
to discuss the Embedded Librarian. The
session will begin with a brief
presentation by Marty Kesselman from
Rutgers University and Sarah Watstein
from UCLA with discussion to follow.
ACRL ANSS Criminal Justice/
Criminology Librarians Disc. Group
Discussion
of
issues
regarding
academic librarianship in criminal
justice and criminology, including
reference, collection development,
bibliographic
instruction,
current
publications,
core
collections,
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ACRL IS Current Topics Discussion I:
Mobile Learning Best Pratice for
Information Literacy
Grand Hyatt Denver Sunlight Peak
Jim Hahn from the University of
Illinois at Urbana-Champaign will lead
a discussion titled Mobile Learning
Best Practice for Information Literacy
Instruction. As Mr. Hahn pointed out
in his proposal, according to a 2008
Pew Internet and American Life Project
report, Mobile Access to Data and
Information, the cell phone ranks as
the most highly valued technology in
America. None of us who spends any
time on a college campus is surprised
by that, I’m sure. Our students appear
to be glued to their phones, both
texting and talking. This discussion
will be an opportunity to consider the
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tapping of this pervasive technology
for information literacy instruction.
LLAMA BES Library and Interiors
Discussion Group
Ballroom 4A
Open to all participants to discuss and
explore issue and ideas relating to
interior design in all types of libraries.
ASCLA ICAN Collaborative Digitization
Discussion Group
The Curtis Keep-Away
Join those interested in collaborative
digitization initiatives for lively
discussion on projects being done
around the country and common
issues.
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LLAMA FRFDS Development Issues
Discussion Group
LLAMA FRFDS Mid-winter Discussion
Group
Discussion and planning session
ALA OLA Building Statewide Coalitions
for All Libraries
Colorado Convention Center Room
403/404
4:00pm – 6:00pm
ASCLA SLAS State Library Consultants
Discussion Group
Consultant staff from State Library
Agencies will meet to share news of
new programs and discuss issues and
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ongoing
concerns
management.
of
program
RUSA STARS Hot Topics Discussion
Group
Forum for discussion of timely
resource sharing issues in all types of
libraries.
LITA Standards Interest Group
Grand Hyatt Denver Maroon Peak
Herbert Van de Sompel at Los Alamos
National Laboratory and Carl Lagoze
at Cornell University will talk about
Object Reuse and Exchange (OAI-ORE)
which defines standards for the
identification and description of
aggregations of online resources.
These aggregations, sometimes called
compound digital objects, may combine
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distributed resources with multiple
media types including text, images,
data, and video. Todd Carpenter at
NISO will give updates on new
initiatives at the National Information
Standards Organization.
5:00pm – 6:30pm
RUSA MARS How Libraries are Using
Online 2.0
Hyatt Regency Denver Centennial B
This discussion forum, sponsored by
the
User
Access
to
Services
Committee, will discuss the findings
of the committee’s recent survey on
Online 2.0 uses in libraries. Attendees,
seated at various break-out tables, will
also discuss how their libraries are
using Online 2.0.
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SUNDAY, JANUARY 25
7:00am – 9:00am
ALA MEM PROGS Divisions Presidents’
Breakfast
Hyatt Regency Denver Centennial C
All Divisions meet to discuss issues
and concerns.
8:00am – 10:00am
LLAMA SASS Circulation/ Access
Services Discussion Group
BR G-J
Discussion of current issues pertaining
to the management of circulation and
access services operations in all types
of libraries.
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ACRL WESS Scandinavian Disc. Group
To discuss topics relating to the
acquisition, organization, and use of
materials emanating from the Nordic
countries or pertaining to any aspect
of Scandinavian Studies.
ACRL Library & Information Science
Collections Disc. Group
Brown Palace Leadville
Open discussion of issues relevant to
librarians working with LIS collections
and/or providing LIS information
services to graduate programs and
practicing professionals.
ACRL Librarianship in For-Profit
Educational Institutions Disc. Group
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The
Librarianship
in
For-Profit
Educational Institutions Discussion
Group meets twice a year to discuss
issues of concern to librarians working
for colleges, universities, and trade
schools with a for-profit status. Topics
discussed
include
accreditation,
regulatory
compliance,
vendor
relations, student and faculty outreach,
information literacy, document delivery
and interlibrary loan service, and
unique situations encountered in
for-profit environments.
ASCLA ICAN Physical Delivery
Discussion Group
Denver Marriott City Center Denver BR
III
This discussion group is for those
interested in and involved with
physical delivery systems for library
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materials. Topics to be discussed
include the OCLC home delivery
project, connecting regional couriers
to create interlibrary loan No Mail
Zones, and best practices and
problems with physical delivery. We’ll
also discuss topics for onlineinars
related to physical delivery.
ALCTS PARS Digital Preservation
Interest Group
Westin Tabor Center, Denver Tabor
Auditorium
The Digital Preservation Interest Group
provides a forum for discussion about
the preservation of digital collections.
The Interest Group explores topics
such as use of TRAC or DRAMBORA for
digital preservation audits. Leaders in
the field provide updates from
international conferences in countries
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where national digital curation centers
have emerged. Task Forces will report
on the wider acceptance of ALA’s
definition of digital preservation and
on
the
need
for
educational
opportunities.
10:30am – 12:00pm
ASCLA SLAS LSTA Coordinators
Discussion Group
The Curtis Duck Duck Goose
The LSTA Coordinators Group Meeting
is designed for LSTA Coordinators from
state library agencies to discuss issues
of common concern.
ACRL AFAS Cataloging Issues Disc.
Group
7
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To provide a forum for the discussion
of bibliographic and subject access to
African American resources.
ACRL STS Publisher/ Vendor Relations
Disc. Group
Ballroom 4C
SCOAP^3 and Beyond: What New
Funding Models Might Hold for the
Future of Science and Technology
Publishing
ALA MEM PROGS Civic
Engagement—Member Initiative
Group
Nancy Kranich Meeting
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LITA Library Consortia and Systems
Interest Group
Museum
The Library Consortia and Systems
Interest Group will be hosting a
user-driven, open topic discussion
during our Midwinter meeting. Topics
in the past have included OPAC and
ILS issues, Online 2.0, open source
solutions, ERM systems, digital
repositories, and many other aspects
of library technology as applied in a
consortia environment.
ACRL CLS Medium-Sized Academic
Libraries Disc. Group
Grand Hyatt Denver Castle Peak
Join a topic-based discussion with your
College Libraries Section colleagues.
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Topics are posted on COLLIB-L prior to
the session.
LITA Internet Resource Services
Interest Group
The Curtis Hide n’ Seek
Discussion Group
ACRL WESS Germanists/ Social
Sciences & History Joint Disc. Group
The Germanist and Social Sciences and
History Discussion Groups will meet
together to explore the use of the
LibGuides Community (http://libguide
s.com/community.php?m=i)
for
Western European Studies.
ACRL Media Resources Disc. Group
Brown Palace Tabor Suite
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The ACRL Media Resources Discussion
Group
provides
a
forum
for
presentations and discussions on
media issues in academic library
settings. Consult the ACRL Media
Resources Discussion Group Wiki for
a list of speakers and topics for the
2009 Midwinter meeting, http://wikis
.ala.org/acrl/index.php/Media_Resourc
es_Discussion_Group.
ACRL Australian-Canadian-New
Zealand Studies Disc. Group
Westin Tabor Center, Denver Gilpin
Discussion of IFLA in Quebec, and
other issues concerning Australian,
New Zealand and Canadian Studies.
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LLAMA Women Administrators
Discussion Group
1
Please join this group to discuss issues
of particular interest to women in
library management and administration
positions.
ACRL Personnel Administrators &
Staff Development Officers Disc.
Group II
Ballroom 4B
The ACRL Personnel Administrators
and Staff Development Officers
Discussion Group meets from 10:30a.m.
to noon on both Saturday and Sunday
of ALA Midwinter. This meeting is
open to all ALA members interested
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in human resources topics in academic
libraries.
LITA Heads of Library Technology
Interest Group
Grand Hyatt Denver Gray’s Peak
The Heads of Library Technology
Interest Group (HoLT) provides a
forum and support network for people
with administrative responsibility for
computing and technology in a library
setting.
HoLT
provides
timely
programming for the ALA Annual
Conference. Our main topic for the
Midwinter Meeting in Denver will be
HoLTalk. HoLTalk is a lively discussion
on current and interesting technology
topics. Please e-mail your topic ideas
prior to the meeting to richard.wayne
@utsouthwestern.edu or bring them
to the meeting.
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LLAMA Storage Discussion Group
III
The meeting will consist of two to four
short presentations followed by
questions and discussions.
LLAMA BES Moving Libraries
Discussion Group
explore issues and ideas relating to
moving collections and staff in all
types of libraries.
ASCLA ICAN Interlibrary Cooperation
Discussion Group
Elevation
This group provides a forum for
discussion of interests in interlibrary
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cooperation
and
the
statewide
development
of
library
service,
emphasizing the interdependence of
all types of libraries and the sharing
of ideas and common issues.
LLAMA BES Storage Discussion Group
Discussion group provides a forum for
exchanging ideas on the planning,
design,
development,
operation,
management and/or dismantling of
library collection storage.
ALCTS PARS Preservation Instruction,
Education, and Outreach Interest
Group and Preservation in Small to
Mid-sized Libraries Interest Group
Joint Meeting
Westin Tabor Center, Denver Tabor
Auditorium
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Joint meeting of the PARS Preservation
Instruction, Education and Outreach
Interest
Group
and
the
PARS
Preservation in Small to Mid-sized
Libraries Interest Group.
ACTS Tech Services Workflows using
Book Vendor Systems: Automated
Acquisitions In-Process/ Control
Systems Discussion Group
Over the past decade, library vendors
have developed beyond being a mere
supplier of books, while at the same
time
library
technical
services
resources have diminished. Academic
librarians from several institutions will
discuss how they have developed
innovative workflows using vendor
services to manage the collection and
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acquisitions
libraries.
processes
in
their
RUSA MARS Products and Services
Committee Discussion Forum:
Managing Electronic Reference
Collections
Colorado Convention Center Room
401/402
What is the role of reference
collections today? What is the right
balance between print and digital and
how can the digital be presented so
our users will find and use it? How do
we create and organize e-reference
“collections” drawn from multiple
vendors with different interfaces and
formats? Come and hear our speakers,
and discuss with others your libraries’
options and solutions to these and
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other
questions
collections.
on
e-reference
RUSA RSS User Education and
Information Literacy Discussion
The Curtis Hopscotch
Discussion of user education issues in
the oontext of reference work.
RUSA RSS Reference Services in Small
and Medium-Sized Research Libraries
Discussion
Discussion of Reference Services in
Small and Medium-Sized Research
Libraries.
RUSA RSS Reference Services in Large
Research Libraries Discussion Group
Ballroom 4F
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Reference Services in Large Research
Libraries Discussion Group
10:30am – 12:30pm
RUSA BRASS Evolving and Revolving:
Reference Models in Business
Librarianship Discussion Group
5/6
Please come and join the BRASS
Business Reference Discussion Group
in a lively discussion of business
resources and reference topics. Our
discussion will first focus on reference
models and then open to other
reference topics from the floor. This
discussion group is open to all
registered attendees.
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1:30pm – 3:00pm
ACRL IS Current Topics Discussion II:
Teaching 2.0 – What are the
Pedagogical Implications of Social
Technologies
Ballroom 2C
Wendy Holliday from Utah State
University will be facilitating a
discussion on another very timely
topic, Teaching 2.0: What are the
Pedagogical Implications of Social
Technologies. While 2.0 tools and
technologies have been a hot topic
recently, the specific focus of this
discussion proposes to move our
attention away from the specific tools
and into a deeper exploration of our
teaching,
connecting
the
2.0
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technologies
practice.
to
real
instructional
1:30pm – 3:30pm
ALCTS CMDS Collection Development
for Practioners
Open discussion of current topics in
collection development.
ALCTS AS Acquisitions Managers and
Vendors Interest Group
2
A panel will set a context for audience
discussion on a topic of current
interest to vendors and acquisitions
managers.
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1:30pm – 5:30pm
ALCTS Authority Control Interest
Group Issue Updates & Business
Meetings
Grand Hyatt Denver Mt. Sopris
Hear various updates given by Library
of Congress, Library and Archives
Canada, OCLC, and the RDA/MARC
Working Group. Afterwards we have a
business meeting to discuss upcoming
programs and elections.
4:00pm – 5:00pm
ALA OA Committee on Accreditation:
Who and What
4
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Meet the practitioners, academics, and
public-at-large members who are COA,
and learn what they do as accreditors.
4:00pm – 5:30pm
ALA PUBLISHING Booklist Online
Users Group
Crowne Plaza Denver City Center The
Loft
Booklist Online users and staff discuss
usability and enhancements.
ALCTS Creative Ideas in Technical
Services Interest Group
The Curtis Red Rover
The chair and vice chair select
different discussion topics based in
part on ideas from the last meeting.
Participants join breakout discussions
on the topic of their choice by
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selecting the table at which that topic
will be discussed. At the end of the
discussion period, each group gives a
short summary for the benefit of all
attendees.
ACRL Regional Campus Libraries Disc.
Group
Sheraton Denver Hotel Spruce
Creative Solutions to Unexpected
“Bumps in the Road”. Have you
experienced or are you experiencing a
sudden and unexpected change in
library services or operations? Did you
adapt to this change creatively and
successfully?
Come
share
your
experiences and brainstorm with other
librarians forced to adapt to new
situations.
394
RUSA HS History Librarians Discussion
Group
The History Librarians Discussion
Group is a forum for the exchange of
information among librarians working
with or interested in history collections
in all formats, reference services, and
teaching the use of libraries and
resources for historical research.
LLAMA LOMS Fiscal and Business
Officers Discussion Group
The purpose of the discussion group
is to facilitate the exchange of ideas
and information on fiscal, business and
related administrative matters in
libraries.
395
ACRL Scholarly Communications Disc.
Group
Through
its
standing
Scholarly
Communication
Committee,
ACRL
sponsors a regular forum at both the
Midwinter and Annual conference to
broaden the base of librarians who are
knowledgeable about and engaged in
scholarly communication issues. The
discussion group is facilitated and
explores and explands the topics from
the forum and related issues.
ACRL Sports & Recreation Disc. Group
Hilton Garden Inn Denver Momentum
The discussion group will focus on the
links between academic programs and
challenges in collection development
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and instruction related to sport and
recreation.
LITA The Next Generation Catalog
Interest Group
Discussion Group
ACRL CLS College Library Directors
Disc. Group
Join a discussion of issues important
to college library directors.
ALCTS CCS RDA Implementation Task
Force
Grand Hyatt Denver Mt. Evans A
The RDA Implementation Task Force
will meet to continue discussion on
issues of implementation of new
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cataloging codes and plans for Annual
conference presentations.
ACRL Popular Culture & Libraries Disc.
Group
Denver’s Curtis Hotel is a pop-culture
museum of sorts with its 13 theme
floors celebrating such subjects as Star
Trek, Big Hair, Fun & Games, music,
television, sports history, and more.
Its “5 & Dime” gift shop, pop-culture
library, and tic-tac-toe note pads add
to the hotel’s nostalgic experience. If
you were to design a hotel on
American pop-culture, what would you
include? Meet to compare notes on
this heady question and then walk to
this nearby hotel to view and
experience it.
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ACRL ANSS Anthropology Librarians
Disc. Group
Grand Hyatt Denver Gray’s Peak
Discussion
of
issues
regarding
academic librarianship in anthropology
including
reference,
collection
development, bibliographic instruction,
current publications, core collections,
ALCTS Out of Print Interest Group
Grand Hyatt Denver Pikes Peak
The Out of Print Interest Group
discusses topics of concern relating to
the acquisition of out of print
materials.
ACRL ARTS Film & Broadcast
Librarians Disc. Group
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Film & Broadcast Librarians Discussion
Group is part of the Arts Section.
ACRL IS Discussion Forum: Preparing
Librarians for Information Literacy
Instruction: Expectations of New
Graduates
Sheraton Denver Hotel Vail
Convened by the ACRL Instruction
Section/Association for Library and
Information Science Education Joint
Working Group on Curriculum, this
discussion forum seeks to offer
participants the opportunity to engage
in constructive dialog about the skills
and expertise required of new LIS
graduates going into instruction
careers, what employers expect of
entry-level
instruction/information
literacy professionals, and what
educators can do to help ensure new
400
graduates are equipped to meet these
early career expectations.
ALCTS Role of the Professional
Librarian in Technical Services
Sheraton Denver Hotel Tower Court C
In light of the changing library
environment, this discussion/interest
group focuses on topics related to the
evolving role professional librarians
play in technical services areas. Recent
discussions have included: RDA and
RDA training, the continuing necessity
for controlled vocabulary, defining the
appropriate roles for MLS and non-MLS
catalogers, and the importance of good
management skills for supervisors.
LLAMA LOMS Organizational
Development Discussion Group
401
The
Organizational
Development
Discussion Group provides a forum for
members
interested
in
Library
Organizational issues. It serves as an
information exchange and support
network to identify and discuss
common concerns and to explore
alternative solutions.
LLAMA BES Facilities Planning
Discussion Group
Museum
explore issue and ideas relating to
planning new or renovating existing
libraries of all types.
ASCLA ICAN Consortium Management
Discussion Group
402
The
Consortium
Management
Discussion Group is for those involved
with the management and operation
of library consortia, to share ideas and
common issues.
LITA Blog and Wiki Interest Group
(BIGWIG)
The Curtis Kick the Can
Discussion Group
ASCLA SLAS Youth Services
Consultants Discussion Group
Ballroom 4A
State Library and other consultants for
youth services discuss current trends
and projects.
ACRL Philosophical, Religious &
Theological Studies Disc. Group
Ritz Carlton Denver Cameron
403
Discussion of issues arising in library
support for the study of philosophy,
religion, and theology.
YALSA Discussion & Interest Group
Open House
Come join the conversation! YALSA’s
Discussion and Interest Groups will be
meeting in one room. Hop from table
to table to participate in different
discussions or stick with your special
interest. Anime Discussion Group,
Gaming Interest Group, Serving YAs in
Large Urban Populations Discussion
Group, Reader’s Advisory Interest
Group, Summer Reading Interest
Group,
Student
Interest
Group,
Teaching Young Adult Literature, and
Teen Music Interest Group.
404
ALA DIVERSITY DiversiTEA: Diversity
Research Discussion
The Diversity Research Grant program,
sponsored by the ALA Office for
Diversity, addresses critical gaps in
the knowledge of diversity issues
within library and information science.
Topics for applications for 2009
Diversity Research Grants will be
announced at this time, and attendees
will have the chance to review
research presentations from past
recipients.
4:00pm – 6:00pm
ALSC All Discussion Group I & II
The Curtis Peek-A-Boo
405
Children
Books,
Development, Collection of
Literature
for
Adult
Managing
Children’s
Preschool
Services,
Library/School Partnerships
Collection
Children’s
Research,
Services,
Public
MONDAY, JANUARY 26
8:00am – 10:00am
ACRL WESS General Membership
Forum
Sheraton Denver Hotel Beverly
The General Membership meeting
provides a forum for committee and
discussion group reports. It is also an
opportunity to discuss topics of current
interest relating to the acquisition,
organization, and use of Western
European materials.
406
ACRL Undergraduate Libraries Disc.
Group
Museum
Welcome to all librarians who are
interested in discussing the issues and
innovations in the latest library
services
and
spaces
serving
undergraduates.
ACRL WSS Discussion Forum:
Multimedia and Classrooms – Role of
the Library and Librarians
This discussion forum concerns the use
of multimedia in classrooms, and the
role of libraries and librarians in their
implementation and use. Multimedia
classrooms, sometimes housed in
libraries, open up the opportunity for
407
collaboration with faculty and students
and might hold further possibilities
for enhancing feminist pedagogy.
ALCTS PVLR Forum: Patron-Driven
Acquisition and Its Impact on
Libraries, Vendors, and Publishers
Representatives
from
libraries,
vendors, and publishers will discuss
various patron-driven acquisitions
initiatives and the effect on their
workflows and organizations.
ALCTS CCS Heads of Cataloging
Interest Group
III
ALCTS CCS Heads of Cataloging
Discussion Group presents, usually in
a form of a panel, the reports from
408
various types of libraries on a chosen
subject of interest for Cataloging and
Technical Services managers and staff.
Midwinter ’09 tentative theme TBA in
due time.
RUSA RSS Performance Issues for
Reference Librarians Discussion Group
Discussion of Performance Issues for
Reference Librarians
10:30am – 12:00pm
ALCTS CMDS Collection Management
in Public Libraries Discussion Group
Current topics of interest in collection
development are discussed.
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RUSA CODES Reference Sources and
Online 2.0: Publishers’ Perspectives
Discussion Group
Sheraton Denver Hotel Beverly
In
this
discussion
forum,
representatives from four reference
publishers will discuss how Online 2.0
technologies have influenced the
development of their companies’
products. Representatives will be from
Alexander
Street
Press,
OCLC,
Proquest, and Readex.
10:30am – 12:00pm
ASCLA ICAN Virtual Library Discussion
Group
To provide a forum for discussion of
library services that can be provided
410
in an electronic format; to provide an
opportunity to discuss cutting edge
pilot projects as well as established
services that promote a 24/7 library
that is accessible anytime, anywhere.
1:30pm – 3:30pm
ALCTS Scholarly Communications
Interest Group
The ALCTS Scholarly Communications
Interest Group is a discussion group
in which librarians have an opportunity
to talk about current issues related to
scholarly communication and in
particular their implications for library
collections and technical services. All
librarians with an interest in scholarly
communication issues are cordially
411
invited to attend and participate in the
discussion.
LLAMA Dialog with Directors
Discussion Group: Starting,
Advancing, and Accelating your Career
Hyatt Regency Denver Mineral Hall A
All are welcome. The meeting is not
created for directors but designed to
promote interaction with directors,
deans, and administrators. Come pick
the mind of today’s library leadership
and see how you can move your career
forward or meet the challenges of your
daily duties.
LITA Imagineering Interest Group
The Curtis Red Light
Science
Fiction
often
provides
commentary on modern society, but
is frequently discussed as being
412
predictive. Come ready to discuss your
favorite examples of old science fiction
with current relevancy or amusing
tales that provide now laughable ideas.
Also, what visions of the future from
more recent science fiction have kept
you pondering long after the book is
done?
LITA Open Source Systems Interest
Group
Grand Hyatt Denver Mt. Harvard
Discussion Group
ALCTS Technical Services Workflow
Efficiency Interest Group
Altitude
The Technical Services Workflow
Efficiency Interest Group provides a
forum to discuss and analyze
413
techniques,
new
developments,
problems and technological advances
in the workflows associated with the
evaluation, selection, acquisition, and
discovery of library materials and
resources.
LLAMA HRS Emerging Trends
Discussion Group
LLAMA members and all other
interested individuals are invited to
join this discussion of major emerging
trends seen in all areas of human
resources. This meeting will build on
the well-attended discussion session
held in Anaheim in June 2008, at
which several trends were identified
and explored that are faced by or
anticipated in all types by libraries.
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ALCTS CRSContinuing Resources
Cataloging Committee Update Forum
Ballroom 3C
ALCTS CRS Continuing Resources
Cataloging Committee hosts a Monday
afternoon Update Forum at every
MidWinter and Annual Conference, at
which representatives of the Library
of Congress, the NSDP/ISSN Center,
and the CONSER program report the
latest news to the serials cataloging
community, and invited speakers give
presentations on a topic of current
interest. Speakers for Denver TBA;
tentative topic: Fishing Upstream for
Copy: Working with Vendor Records.
415
ALA ORS Dominican Summer Reading
Advisory Meeting
7
8:00pm – 10:00pm
ALSC Storytelling Discussion Group
7
Exchange of ideas.
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417
MIDWINTER MEETING
DAILY SCHEDULE
This Chronological listing is a
comprehensive schedule of all
meetings, discussion groups,
special events and exhibits events
submitted to the Conference
Services Office.
Meetings and events within this
schedule are listed by starting time,
and then alphabetically by sponsoring
unit.
If a meeting is being held by ALA or
by an office within ALA, and not by
a separate unit or division of the
Association, it will be designated as
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“ALA” and listed alphabetically by
sponsoring office.
ALA affiliates are designated “AFL”
and then listed alphabetically;
unofficial groups and exhibitors are
designated “UNO” and then listed
alphabetically. Library School events
are designated “LS.”
For changes after November 21,
2008, please refer to the supplement
provided with this book. Onsite
changes and cancellations can be
submitted to the Conference Services
Office, located in the Colorado
Convention Center, and will be
published in Cognotes, the daily show
newspaper.
Changes
MUST
be
received by 2:00p.m. on the day
before publication to be printed. A
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list of meeting hotels and locations,
along with maps of the convention
center and headquarters hotels, are
located in the local information
section of this guide, pages 49-70.
Section Entitled “ALA MIDWINTER
MEETING DISCUSSION GROUPS” list
only the discussion groups, as a quick
reference. The full schedule begins
in Section Entitled “CAPTIONED
MEETINGS”.
CAPTIONED MEETINGS
ALA Executive Board
Friday, 8:30a.m. – 12:00p.m.
Hyatt Regency Agate BC
420
Sunrise Speaker Series
Saturday, 8:00 – 9:00a.m.
Four Seasons Ballroom 3-4
ALA Presidential
Candidates Forum
Saturday, 11:00a.m. – 12:00p.m.
ALA Council/ Exec. Board/
Membership Info.
Sunday, 9:00 – 10:00a.m.
421
ALA-APA Information
Session
Sunday, 10:00 – 10:30a.m.
ALA Council I
Sunday, 10:45a.m. – 12:15p.m.
ALA President’s Program
Sunday, 3:30 – 5:30p.m.
Four Seasons Ballroom 3-4
Youth Media Award Press
Conference
Monday, 7:45 – 9:00a.m.
422
ALA-APA Council
Monday, 10:15 – 11:15a.m.
ALA Executive Bd.
Candidates Forum
Monday, 11:30a.m. – 12:30p.m.
ALA Executive Board II
Monday, 1:30 – 4:30p.m.
ALA Council II
Tuesday, 9:15a.m. – 12:45p.m.
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ALA Council III
Wednesday, 8:00a.m. – 12:30p.m.
ALA Executive Board III
Wednesday, 2:00 – 5:30p.m.
THURSDAY, JANUARY 22
7:30am Start Time
Unit/
Committee/
Subunit Meeting
End
Time
Location
ALA APA Library Support 4:30PM CCC Room
Staff Certifica204
tion Program Advisory Committee
424
8:00am Start Time
Unit/
Committee/
Subunit Meeting
End
Time
Location
*LLAMA John Cotton Dana 5:00PM CCC Room
PRMS
Award Judging
701
8:30am Start Time
Unit/
Committee/
Subunit Meeting
ALCTS
End
Time
Location
Implementing an 5:00PM MAR DenInstitutional
ver BR IV
Repository: Benefits and Challenges $
425
9:00am Start Time
Unit/
Committee/
Subunit Meeting
ALA
MEM
PROGS
Consortium
Meeting (Pat
Smith)
9:30am Start Time
Unit/
Committee/
Subunit Meeting
AASL
Location
3:00PM REG Capitol
Ballroom 3
End
Time
Location
Executive Com- 12:30PM CCC Room
mittee Meeting I
405
1:00pm Start Time
Unit/
Committee/
Subunit Meeting
AASL
End
Time
Strategic Planning Session I
End
Time
Location
4:00PM CCC Room
404
426
2:00pm Start Time
Unit/
Committee/
Subunit Meeting
End
Time
Location
ALSC
mittee Meeting
405
YALSA
Executive I
4:00PM CCC Room
610
3:00pm Start Time
Unit/
Committee/
Subunit Meeting
End
Time
*RUSA
CODES
9:00PM MAR Colorado BR A
Reading List
4:00pm Start Time
Unit/
Committee/
Subunit Meeting
ALA
End
Time
Location
Location
Executive Com- 5:00PM REG Agate
mittee
B/ C
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4:30pm Start Time
Unit/
Committee/
Subunit Meeting
YALSA/ Joint Executive
AASL/ Meeting
ALSC
6:00pm Start Time
Unit/
Committee/
Subunit Meeting
AFL
End
Time
Location
6:00PM CCC Room
610
End
Time
Location
JCLC 2012 Com- 10:00PM REG Granmittee Meeting I
ite A
FRIDAY, JANUARY 23
7:00am Start Time
Unit/ Sub- Committee/
unit
Meeting
End
Time
Location
*ALA
RDA Advisory 8:00AM CCC Room
PUBLISH- Board meeting
102
ING
428
8:00am Start Time
unit
Meeting
End
Time
Location
ACRL
Board Effective- 12:00PM SHER Cenness Seminar
tury
ALA
HRDR
Emerging Lead- 5:00PM CCC Room
ers Workshop
302/ 303
ALA FTRF Freedom to
9:00AM MAR DenRead Foundaver BR III
tion Orientation
ALA ORS National Center 12:00PM SHER Silfor Education
ver
Statistics
(NCES)/ Academic Library
Survey (ALS)
Meeting
ALA OITP Office for Infor- 12:00PM CCC Room
mation Technol603
ogy Policy Advisory Committee
I
429
unit
Meeting
End
Time
Location
ALA PUB- Publishing Com- 5:30PM CCC Room
LISHING mittee Meeting
610
ALA ORS Workforce
12:00PM CCC Korbel
Study Advisory
Ballroom
Committee
3C
*ALSC
2009
11:30AM TEATR
Batchelder
Stage Left
Award Committee
*ALSC/
AFL
2009 Belpre
11:30AM TEATR
Award CommitStage
tee
Right
*ALSC
2009 Caldecott 12:30PM WEST HoAward Commitrace Tabor
tee
*ALSC
2009 Geisel
11:30AM GRAND Mt.
Award CommitYale
tee
430
unit
Meeting
End
Time
Location
*ALSC
2009 Newbery 12:30PM TEATR TerAward Commitrace
tee
*ALSC
2009 Sibert
12:30PM RITZ LoveAward Commitland
tee
*ALSC
2009 Wilder
12:30PM MAR
Award CommitSaratoga
tee
*LLAMA
PRMS
John Cotton
Dana Award
Judging
LITA
Blogger’s Room 6:00PM CCC Room
711
RUSA
CODES
Notable Books 5:00PM BROWN
Council
Stratton
*RUSA
CODES
Reading List
5:00PM CCC Room
701
4:00PM MAR Denver BR II
431
unit
Meeting
End
Time
Location
*RUSA
Smart investing@your library
5:00PM CCC Room
206
*RUSA
CODES
Sophie Brody
5:00PM MAR SilverMedal Committon
tee
*UNO
Library Advisory 5:00PM WEST ContiBoard
nental B
*YALSA/ Odyssey Award 6:00PM HIL MomenALSC
tum
8:30am Start Time
Unit/
Committee/
Subunit Meeting
End
Time
Location
*ACRL
Institute for In- 12:30PM SHER Bevformation Literaerly
cy Executive I
AFL
BCALA Retreat
and Executive
Board Meeting
3:30PM CCC Korbel
Ballroom
4B
432
Unit/
Committee/
Subunit Meeting
End
Time
Location
ALA
ALA Executive
Board
12:00PM REG Agate
B/ C
ALCTS
Breaking Down 4:30PM MAR Denthe Silos: Planver BR IV
ning for Discovery Tools for Library 2.0 $
RUSA HS Behind the Genealogy Reference Desk $
5:00PM OS Denver
Public Library
9:00am Start Time
Unit/
Committee/
Subunit Meeting
End
Time
AASL
Strategic Planning Session II
Location
5:00PM CCC Room
404
433
Unit/
Committee/
Subunit Meeting
End
Time
Location
*ACRL
Nobody Told Me 4:00PM REG CentenI’d Have to
nial B
Teach! Strategies for the Accidental Instruction Librarian $
AFL
Beta Phi Mu Exec- 1:00PM SHER Biltutive Board
more
Meeting
ALA/
AASL/ NCATE
11:00AM CCC Room
AASL OA Program Review
602
Training
ALA/
Advocacy Insti- 3:30PM REG Capitol
AFL/ AL- tute $
Ballroom
TA OLA
5/ 6
ALA
FTRF
Freedom to Read 5:00PM MAR DenFoundation
ver BR III
LLAMA
Mission Possible: 5:00PM CURT HopPractical Project
scotch
Management $
434
Unit/
Committee/
Subunit Meeting
End
Time
Location
LITA
User Centered
5:00PM GRAND Mt.
Design for DigiSopris
tal Projects $
UNO
Denver Chapter 4:30PM REG Capitol
Council – The
Ballroom 1Transformational
2
Powers of the Library: Ensuring
the Future of
your Library $
UNO
OCLC CONTENT- 12:00PM SHER Towdm 5 – In Depth
er Court A
YALSA
Board Planning 12:00PM CCC Room
113
YALSA
Reaching Today’s 5:00PM REG CentenDiverse Teens $
nial Ballroom H
435
9:30am Start Time
Unit/
Committee/
Subunit Meeting
AASL
End
Time
Location
School Library 4:30PM SHER Vail
Advocacy Institute $
ALA CRC Chapter Leaders 4:00PM REG GranOrientation $
ite A/ B
ALA
Orientation
12:00PM CCC Room
Training & Lead707
ership Development
ALCTS
Technical Ser12:30PM MAR Colvices Directors of
orado BR F
Large Research
Libraries
LLAMA
Library Leader- 4:00PM CURT Red
ship: You Are
Rover
How You Communicate $
436
10:00am Start Time
Unit/
Committee/
Subunit Meeting
End
Time
Location
*ALA
Coretta Scott
10:00PM GRAND Mt.
EMIERT King Book Award
Wilson
Jury 1
10:30am Start Time
Unit/
Committee/
Subunit Meeting
End
Time
Location
ALA
MEM
PROGS
Round Table Co- 12:00PM CCC Room
ordinating As612
sembly
*ALA
APA
SirsiDynix – ALA- 12:00PM HIL VelociAPA Award Comty
mittee
ALCTS
FRBR Interest
Group
12:00PM CCC Room
205
437
Unit/
Committee/
Subunit Meeting
End
Time
Location
*PLA
EBSCO Excel12:00PM CCC Room
lence in Small
208
and/ or Rural
Public Library
Services Award
Jury
UNO
OCLC Enhance
12:00PM CCC Room
Sharing Session
403
11:00am Start Time
Unit/
Committee/
Subunit Meeting
End
Time
Location
ALA/
AASL/ NCATE Co- 12:00PM CCC Room
AASL OA ordinating Com606
mittee Meeting
RUSA
CODES
Reference
10:00PM RITZ
Sources CommitCameron
tee
438
11:30am Start Time
Unit/
Committee/
Subunit Meeting
ALA
Committee on
Membership
Meetings
12:00pm Start Time
Unit/
Committee/
Subunit Meeting
ACRL IS IS/ ALISE Joint
Working Group
on Curriculum
End
Time
Location
1:30PM CCC Room
604
End
Time
Location
2:00PM SHER Aspen
ALA OLA Advocacy Insti- 1:00PM REG Cententute & Chapter
nial A/B
Leaders Orientation Workshop
Lunch
ALA
OLOS
Literacy Assem- 1:30PM REG Capitol
bly
Ballroom 3
439
Unit/
Committee/
Subunit Meeting
End
Time
Location
PLA
2010 National
2:00PM SHER TowConference Comer Court D
mittee
*UNO
LIS Journal Edi- 3:00PM CURT Kick
tors Meeting
the Can
1:00pm Start Time
Unit/
Committee/
Subunit Meeting
End
Time
Location
*ACRL
Bring It On
4:30PM REG CentenHome!: Creating
nial C
Custom Search
Plug-Ins for Your
Library $
ALA
Empowerment
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Location
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526
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533
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541
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Pikes Peak
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Time
Location
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Location
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John Cotton Dana 5:30PM CURT Duck
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5:30PM SHER
Savoy
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End
Time
Location
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Library and Inte- 5:30PM CCC Korbel
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5:30PM BROWN
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Location
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RLG Programs
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549
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Location
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5:30PM CROWN Elevation
550
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5:30PM CCC Room
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5:30PM CCC Room
102
5:00pm Start Time
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Location
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10:00AM GRAND Mt.
Oxford
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10:00AM GRAND
Torrey’s
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560
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11:30AM WEST Continental C
566
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Time
Location
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Location
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11:00AM REG Mineral Hall
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Time
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573
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Public Libraries 10:00AM REG CentenCommittee
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Task Force to De- 10:00AM REG Centenvelop 3-5-Year
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10:00AM CCC Room
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Time
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Program Clearing- 10:00AM REG Sumhouse
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577
9:00am Start Time
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Time
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578
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579
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Committee/
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Time
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REAL Advisory 11:00AM WEST ContiBoard (part of
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581
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LMS Role in
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582
unit
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Time
Location
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RBMS
ALA/ SAA Joint 12:00PM CCC Room
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Access Task
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583
unit
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Time
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12:00PM BROWN
Leadville
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Conference Pro- 12:00PM CROWN
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2010
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ANSS
Conference Pro- 12:00PM SHER Biltgram Planning
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584
unit
Meeting
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701
2010
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12:00PM WEST
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586
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Time
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ACRL CLS Medium-Sized 12:00PM GRAND
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587
unit
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588
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589
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Legislation
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590
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203
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591
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592
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593
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LSTA Coordina- 12:00PM CURT Duck
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594
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596
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unit
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599
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UNO
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601
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ALA PUB- RBB Luncheon 1:00PM CCC Room
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501
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605
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Location
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Committee/
Subunit Meeting
End
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Location
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End
Time
Location
YALSA
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202
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Best Books for
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End
Time
Location
YALSA
ly Brown
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Teen Tech Week 3:30PM CCC Room
405
2:30pm Start Time
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Committee/
Subunit Meeting
End
Time
Location
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Time
Location
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615
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Time
Location
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demic & ReSavoy
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Time
Location
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3:00pm Start Time
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Subunit Meeting
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Policy Monitor- 4:00PM CCC ALA
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617
3:30pm Start Time
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ALA PRESI5:30PM CCC Four
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can University
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618
unit
Meeting
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National School 7:00PM REG MarLibrary Media
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Time
Location
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sion Forum
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620
unit
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Time
Location
ACRL
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621
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Time
Location
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search Discussion
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Force (FTF)
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622
unit
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Location
General Mem- 5:30PM CCC Room
bership and All404
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ment (Member
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Initiative
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5:30PM REG Capitol
Ballroom 3
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623
unit
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Location
ALA WO
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Technology –
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on LSTA – COL
102
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committee Joint
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Online ManGODORT agers Mtg.
5:30PM REG Capitol
Ballroom 7
ALCTS
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5:30PM CCC Room
109
Affiliate Relations Committee
624
unit
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End
Time
Location
ALCTS
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Collection Man- 5:30PM GRAND Maagement and
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Development
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6:00PM CURT
Peek-ABoo
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Nominating
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626
unit
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End
Time
Location
ASCLA
SLAS
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101
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ICAN
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ASCLA
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ness Officers
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Discussion
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5:30PM CCC Room
608
627
unit
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End
Time
Location
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Interest Group
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Top Technology 5:30PM HIL VelociTrends Business
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628
unit
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Location
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tion Award Jury
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DC 2010
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629
unit
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Location
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630
unit
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End
Time
Location
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OCLC Resource 5:30PM CCC Korbel
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3B
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Program for Co- 5:30PM CCC Room
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505/ 506
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203
Open House
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tis
Adults
YALSA
Great Graphic
Novels for
Teens
5:30PM CCC Room
112
5:30PM CROWN
Park
631
unit
Meeting
End
Time
Location
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Outstanding
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vation
College Bound
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backs for Young
Lawrence
Adults
YALSA
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ly Brown
Young Adult
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632
4:30pm Start Time
Unit/
Committee/
Subunit Meeting
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End
Time
Location
Coordinating
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(part of Coordinating Committee for ACRL Advocacy Initiatives Mtg.)
5:00pm Start Time
Unit/
Committee/
Subunit Meeting
End
Time
Location
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633
5:30pm Start Time
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Subunit Meeting
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Harvard Leader- 7:00PM MAR Colship Reunion
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6:00pm Start Time
Unit/
Committee/
Subunit Meeting
End
Time
Location
ALA SR- Feminst Task
7:30PM REG Capitol
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ALA GLB- Social
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634
7:00pm Start Time
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Subunit Meeting
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Time
Location
BCALA Member- 10:30PM HIL Eleship Meeting
ment Ballroom
9:00pm Start Time
Unit/
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Subunit Meeting
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Houghton Mifflin 10:00PM SHER Vail
Harcourt Banquet
8:00pm Start Time
Unit/
Committee/
Subunit Meeting
AFL
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Time
ASCLA/ COSLA
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End
Time
Location
12:00AM GRAND
Capitol
Peak Ballroom
635
MONDAY, JANUARY 26
6:30am Start Time
Unit/
Committee/
Subunit Meeting
End
Time
Location
ALA/
Dr. Martin Luther 7:30AM CCC Room
AFL SR- King, Jr. Holiday
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RT
Celebration
7:00am Start Time
Unit/
Committee/
Subunit Meeting
End
Time
Location
*UNO
Teacher Librarian 9:00AM REG MinerJournal Advisory
al Hall B
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Thomson
8:30AM CROWN
Reuters BreakCapitol
fast Focus Group
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636
7:30am Start Time
Unit/
Committee/
Subunit Meeting
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End
Time
Location
Finance & Audit 10:00AM REG Agate
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the Executive
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ALA ERT Member Meeting 9:00AM CCC Room
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Blackwell Cus- 10:00AM CROWN Oftomer Sessions
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7:45am Start Time
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Committee/
Subunit Meeting
ALA
End
Time
Location
YOUTH MEDIA 9:00AM CCC Four
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Ballroom
637
8:00am Start Time
Unit/
Committee/
Subunit Meeting
End
Time
Location
AASL
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9:30AM SHER Silver
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10:00AM SHER
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10:00AM CCC Korbel
Ballroom
4F
638
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Committee/
Subunit Meeting
End
Time
Location
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rum: Multimedia
703
and Classrooms
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11:30AM CCC Room
603
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10:00AM CCC Korbel
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4A
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10:30AM SHER Biltmore
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room
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639
Unit/
Committee/
Subunit Meeting
End
Time
Location
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Research Coordi- 10:00AM SHER
nating CommitSavoy
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Columbia
II
10:00AM CROWN
Museum
ALA LIRT All Committees 10:30AM CCC Room
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mittee II
640
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Location
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ment Training in
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12:00PM REG Granite
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10:00AM CCC Room
710
Ethics II
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RT
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Ballroom 3
10:00AM CURT
RT
Force (FTF)
Dodgeball
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5
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GIS Discussion 12:00PM CCC Room
MAGERT Group and
206
GeoTech Committee
641
Unit/
Committee/
Subunit Meeting
End
Time
Location
ALA IFRT Intellectual Free- 10:00AM CCC Room
dom Round Table
708
2
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10:00AM CCC Room
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sembly
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642
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Subunit Meeting
End
Time
Location
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SUNRISE SPEAK- 9:00AM CCC Room
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605/ 607
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10:00AM MAR Denver BR III
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mittee
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10:00AM CCC Room
106
10:00AM CCC Room
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644
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Time
Location
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202
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711
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10:00AM CCC Korbel
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2C
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10:00AM CCC Room
107
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10:00AM CCC Room
501
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645
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Time
Location
RUSA
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Executive Com- 12:00PM CCC Korbel
mittee II
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4B
RUSA
BRASS
Future Directions 10:00AM CCC Room
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Wilson Indexes 10:00AM REG SumCommittee
mit 25 &
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10:00AM HIL Momentum
646
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Subunit Meeting
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Time
Location
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Library Consultants
8:30am Start Time
Unit/
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AFL
12:00PM REG Mineral Hall A
End
Time
Location
JCLC 2012 Com- 12:00PM CCC Room
mittee Meeting
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II
9:00am Start Time
Unit/
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ALCTS
PARS
Executive Com- 12:00PM GRAND
mittee
Pyramid
Peak B
YALSA
Past President’s 10:00AM REG MinerBreakfast
al Hall E
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AASL/ Caucus
ALSC
10:00AM CCC Room
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10:00am Start Time
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Subunit Meeting
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Time
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ALTA
Meeting
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LLAMA
BES
mittee
401/ 402
RUSA
RSS
Executive Com- 12:00PM CCC Korbel
mittee
Ballroom
4E
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10:15am Start Time
Unit/
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Subunit Meeting
ALA
APA COUNCIL
10:30am Start Time
Unit/
Committee/
Subunit Meeting
End
Time
Location
11:15AM CCC Four
Seasons
Ballroom
End
Time
Location
AASL
SPVS
Section Meeting 12:30PM CCC Room
212
ACRL
Bylaws II
12:00PM SHER Century
ACRL
LES
Executive II
12:00PM REG Marble
ACRL
ANSS
Executive II
12:00PM REG Capitol
Ballroom 6
ALA
Board Meeting II 12:00PM CCC Room
CLENERT
204
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12:00PM CURT
RT
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Dodgeball
Amelia Bloomer
Project Meeting
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General Member- 12:30PM CCC Room
GODORT ship Mtg.
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CODES
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LMPI
ALCTS
Non-English
12:00PM CURT
Steering CommitPeek-Atee Forum
Boo
12:00PM CCC Room
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ALSC
Software for
Central
Kids
City
ASCLA
ICAN
Virtual Library 12:00PM CCC Room
Discussion Group
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LLAMA
HRS
All Committee
Meeting
RUSA
CODES
Executive Com- 12:00PM REG Capitol
mittee
Ballroom 3
RUSA
CODES
Reference
12:00PM SHER BevSources and Onerly
line 2.0: Publishers’ Perspectives
Discussion Group
*UNO
VOYA Editorial 12:30PM WEST Cook
Advisory Board
Meeting
YALSA
Best Books for
Young Adults
12:00PM REG Centennial Ballroom H
12:30PM CCC Room
505/ 506
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YALSA
Board III
12:30PM CCC Room
112
YALSA
Financial Ad12:30PM SHER
vancement ComSavoy
mittee
YALSA
Great Graphic
12:00PM CROWN
Novels for Teens
Park
YALSA
backs for Young
Lawrence
Adults
YALSA
ly Brown
Adult Readers
11:30am Start Time
Unit/
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Subunit Meeting
ALA
End
Time
Location
Location
ALA Executive 12:30PM CCC Four
Board Candidates
Seasons
Forum
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RUSA
RSS
Joint RSS/ MARS 1:00PM CCC Room
Executive Com405
mittees
*UNO
EBSCO Publish- 1:30PM HIL Eleing School Liment Ballbrary Luncheon
room
UNO
Thomson
Reuters Lunch
Focus Group
1:00pm Start Time
Unit/
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Subunit Meeting
1:30PM SHER Capitol
End
Time
Location
ALA
Executive Board 3:00PM CROWN
MAGERT II
Museum
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AASL
mittee Meeting
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ACRL
RBMS
Bibliographic
5:30PM REG Capitol
Standards – EdiBallroom 1
torial Team II
ACRL
RBMS
Bibliographic
5:30PM REG Capitol
Standards – EdiBallroom 6
torial Team III
ACRL
Ethics
3:30PM REG Marble
ACRL
WESS
Executive
3:30PM REG Capitol
Ballroom 5
ALA SR- Action Council 2 3:30PM GRAND
RT
Meeting
Pyramid
Peak A
ALA
HRDR
Advisory Commit- 3:30PM CCC Room
tee
210
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ALA Executive
Board II
4:30PM REG Agate
B/ C
ALA
Award Commit- 3:30PM REG Minertee
al Hall C
ALA CRC Chapter Rela3:30PM CCC Korbel
tions Committee
Ballroom
II
4F
ALA WO Committee on
Legislation
4:30PM REG Capitol
Ballroom 3
ALA
3:30PM CCC Room
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CPCT 2009
ALA ORS Dominican Sum- 3:30PM REG Capitol
mer Reading AdBallroom 7
visory Meeting
ALA LIRT Executive Com- 3:00PM CCC Room
mittee II
203
ALA IFC IFC III
6:00PM CCC Room
603
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Round Table Ex102
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ALA SR- Rainbow Project 3:30PM CCC Room
RT
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ALA
Staff Develop- 3:30PM CCC Room
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ALA
Steering Commit- 3:30PM SHER ColGODORT tee 2
orado
ALCTS
Board Meeting II 5:30PM CCC Room
304
ALCTS
CRS
Continuing Re- 3:30PM CCC Korbel
sources CataBallroom
loging Commit3C
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ALCTS
Education Com- 3:30PM SHER
mittee
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Time
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ALCTS
AS
FORUM: Are We 3:30PM CCC Korbel
Ready for E-book
Ballroom
Approval Plans?
3B
ALCTS
Scholarly Commu- 3:30PM CCC Room
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ALCTS
CCS
Subject Analysis 3:30PM SHER
Committee
Columbine
ALCTS
Technical Ser3:30PM CROWN Alvices Workflow
titude
Efficiency Interest Group
ALSC
Board of Directors II
5:30PM CCC Room
604
ALSC
Committee
4:30PM CCC Room
601
LLAMA
Committee on
Organization
3:30PM CCC Room
202
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LLAMA
Dialog with Direc- 3:30PM REG Minertors Discussion
al Hall A
Group: Starting,
Advancing, and
Accelarating
your Career
LLAMA
HRS
Emerging Trends 3:30PM CCC Room
Discussion Group
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LLAMA
Membership
Committee
LLAMA
Program Commit- 5:30PM CCC Room
tee
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LITA
Board Of Direc- 5:00PM CCC Room
tors Meeting
204
LITA
Imagineering In- 3:30PM CURT Red
terest Group
Light
LITA
ITAL Editorial
3:30PM CROWN
Board Committee
Capitol
Boardroom
3:30PM SHER Aspen
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Time
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LITA
Kilgour Award
Committee
3:30PM CCC Room
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LITA
Open Source
3:30PM GRAND Mt.
Systems Interest
Harvard
Group
RUSA
Access to Infor- 3:30PM SHER
mation CommitSavoy
tee II
RUSA
3:30PM CCC Room
107
RUSA HS Local History
Committee
3:30PM CURT
Dodgeball
RUSA/
ALCTS/
LITA
MARBI
RUSA
MARS
Planning Commit- 3:30PM CCC Room
tee
208
UNO
ebrary Meeting 3:30PM REG Centennial B
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Time
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YALSA
Best Books for
Young Adults
3:30PM CCC Room
505/ 506
YALSA
Executive II
3:30PM CCC Room
112
YALSA
Great Graphic
3:30PM CROWN
Novels for Teens
Park
YALSA
backs for Young
Lawrence
Adults
YALSA
ly Brown
Adult Readers
YALSA
Trainer Program 3:30PM REG SumTask Force
mit 25 &
26
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AFL
FOLUSA Gala Au- 4:00PM CCC Room
thor Tea
702-706
ASCLA
3:00pm Start Time
Unit/
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Subunit Meeting
6:00PM CCC Room
113
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Time
Location
ALA GLB- Steering Commit- 6:00PM CCC Korbel
TRT
tee II
Ballroom
4A
4:00pm Start Time
Unit/
Committee/
Subunit Meeting
ALA
Committee on
Organization
End
Time
Location
6:00PM REG Capitol
Ballroom 5
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Time
Location
ALA SR- Membership
RT
Meeting
5:30PM GRAND
Pyramid
Peak A
*LLAMA Recognition of
Achievement
Committee
26
RUSA
BRASS
mittee
407
YALSA
Best Books for
Young Adults
YALSA
Great Graphic
5:30PM CROWN
Novels for Teens
Park
YALSA
ly Brown
Adult Readers
5:30PM CCC Room
505/ 506
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6:00pm Start Time
Unit/
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AASL/
ALSC/
YALSA
Joint Membership Reception
8:00pm Start Time
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Time
Location
8:00PM CCC Room
108/ 110
End
Time
Location
ALA
Council Forum
9:30PM REG Centennial A
ALSC
Storytelling Dis- 10:00PM REG Capitol
cussion Group
Ballroom 7
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7:30am Start Time
Unit/
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Prompt Book
Meeting
8:00am Start Time
Unit/
Committee/
Subunit Meeting
End
Time
Location
8:30AM REG Jim
Rettig’s
Suite
End
Time
Location
ACRL
RBMS
Bibliographic
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ALA
COSWL
COSWL
ALCTS
AS
Executive Com- 10:00AM CCC Room
mittee
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ALCTS
CCS
mittee Meeting
202
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608
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CRS
mittee Meeting
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ALCTS
Program Commit- 12:00PM CCC Room
tee II
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ALSC
Committee
12:00PM CCC Room
601
LLAMA
Board of Directors
12:00PM CCC Room
401
LITA
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RUSA HS Executive Com- 12:00PM CCC Room
mittee
206
RUSA
MARS
mittee III
204
YALSA
Best Books for
Young Adults
YALSA
Great Graphic
10:00AM CROWN
Novels for Teens
Park
10:00AM CCC Room
505/ 506
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Unit/
Committee/
Subunit Meeting
YALSA
Location
ly Brown
Adult Readers
9:15am Start Time
Unit/
Committee/
Subunit Meeting
ALA
End
Time
COUNCIL II
10:30am Start Time
Unit/
Committee/
Subunit Meeting
End
Time
Location
12:45PM CCC Four
Seasons
Ballroom
End
Time
Location
ALSC
Budget Commit- 12:00PM CCC Room
tee Meeting II
208
YALSA
Best Books for
Young Adults
YALSA
Great Graphic
12:00PM CROWN
Novels for Teens
Park
12:00PM CCC Room
505/ 506
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1:30pm Start Time
Unit/
Committee/
Subunit Meeting
ACRL
End
Time
Location
4:30PM SHER
Columbine
ALA CRC Chapter Councilors Forum
3:30PM CCC Room
402
ALA WO Committee on
Legislation
3:30PM CCC Room
206
ALA
Committee on
Organization II
3:30PM CCC Room
204
ALA
Constitution & 3:30PM CCC Room
Bylaws Commit208
tee
ALA IFC IFC IV
4:00PM CCC Room
603
ALA IRC International Re- 3:30PM CCC Room
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ALCTS
Board Meeting III 3:30PM CCC Room
304
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ALSC
tors Luncheon
210
and Meeting III
RUSA
Board of Directors III
3:30PM CCC Room
107
YALSA
Best Books for
Young Adults
3:30PM CCC Room
505/ 506
4:30pm Start Time
Unit/
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ALA
Council Forum
End
Time
Location
6:00PM CCC Room
402
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WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 28
6:30am Start Time
Unit/
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Subunit Meeting
ALA
Prompt Book
Meeting
8:00am Start Time
Unit/
Committee/
Subunit Meeting
ALA
COUNCIL III
2:00pm Start Time
Unit/
Committee/
Subunit Meeting
ALA
ALA Executive
Board III
End
Time
Location
7:30AM REG Jim
Rettig’s
Suite
End
Time
Location
12:30PM CCC Four
Seasons
Ballroom
End
Time
Location
5:30PM REG Agate
B/ C
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2009 MIDWINTER
MEETING
EXHIBITION
FRIDAY, JANUARY 23 – MONDAY,
JANUARY 26, 2009
The 2009 Midwinter Meeting Exhibits
will include over 800 booths, and will
be housed in the Colorado Convention
Center in Halls A, B and C. The ALA
Midwinter Exhibition is packed with
demonstrations and free samples from
over 425 vendors. Learn more about
the great events happening on the
exhibit floor in section entitled
“MIDWINTER MEETING EXHIBITION”.
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Exhibit Events and Hours
Friday, Jan- 4:00–5:15p.m.
uary 23
5:30–7:30p.m.
Author Forum
Exhibits Opening Ceremony
Exhibits Opening Reception
Saturday,
January 24
9:00a.m.–5:00p.m.
Sunday, Jan- 9:00a.m.–5:00p.m.
uary 25
Monday, Jan- 9:00a.m.–2:00p.m.
uary 26
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contact the ALA Development Office
at 312-280-3259.
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EXHIBITOR LISTING
3M Library Systems 1302
3M Center Bldg. 225-4N-14
St. Paul, MN 55144-1000
651-733-8141
800-328-0067
www.3M.com/us/library
3M offers the latest in RFID,
self-service, automated materials
handling, security and PC management
solutions, backed by a dedicated
project
management
team
and
unparalleled service and support. We’ll
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help you create a more human library
and a more fulfilling and enjoyable
experience for your patrons.
A
A. Rifkin Co. 2546
1400 Sans Souci Parkway
Wilkes-Barre, PA 18706
570-825-9551
800-458-7300
Fax: 800-825-8284
www.arifkin.com
Custom-manufactured high quality
fabric bags, including reusable mailing
pouches
for
Books-By-Mail
and
InterLibrary Loan programs. Mailing
bags available in several durable,
lightweight fabrics, which may be
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silk-screen imprinted with library
return
address.
Bags
are
USPS-approved, easily recognizable
and convenient for both libraries and
their customers to use.
Exhibiting Staff: Fran Alfonsi, Paul
Lantz, Bill Marinelli, Mike Mulcahy
AAS/ Science Online 603
1200 New York Avenue NW
Washington, DC 20005
202-326-6730
866-265-4152
Fax: 202-682-0816
[email protected]
Science is the number one general
scientific journal in the world,
published by the largest general
scientific society in the world, the
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American
Association
for
the
Advancement of Science. Science
publishes top quality peer reviewed
research as well as articles topically
important to those in the worldwide
scientific community.
Exhibiting Staff: Cathy Holland, Philip
Tsolakidis, Kiki Forsythe
ABC-CLIO 2218
130 Cremona Dr.
Santa Barbara, CA 93117
805-968-1911
800-368-6868
Fax: 805-685-9685
www.abc-clio.com
Celebrating over 50 years of reference
publishing, ABC-CLIO is a privately held
company, committed to serving the
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history profession, history teachers,
and students and scholars of history.
ABC-CLIO
annually
publishes
approximately
80
encyclopedias,
guides, and handbooks.
Exhibiting Staff: Debbie Aube
ABDO Publishing –
Spotlight – Magic Wagon
– ABDO iBooks 946
8000 West 78th St., Ste 310
Edina, MN 55439
952-831-2120
800-800-1312
Fax: 952-831-1632
www.abdopublishing.com
ABDO Publishing Group has four
divisions: ABDO Publishing Company,
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featuring quality nonfiction; Spotlight,
featuring high-quality library editions
of popular fiction; Magic Wagon, with
all-original picture books, chapter
books, leveled readers, and graphic
novels; and ABDO iBooks, interactive
CDs designed for easy reading practice.
Exhibiting Staff: Paul Abdo, Dan
Verdick, Paul Skaj, Chuck Scheppy,
Ellen Fliegelman
Abingdon Press 605
201 Eighth Avenue South
Nashville, TN 37202
615-749-6290
800-251-3320
Fax: 615-749-6061
www.abingdonpress.com
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Since the early 1920s, Abingdon Press
has been publishing a wide array of
high-caliber academic, professional,
inspirational,
and
life-affirming
religious literature to enrich church
communities across the globe.
Exhibiting Staff: Bryan Williams
Abrams/ Amulet/ STC. 923
115 West 18th St.
New York, NY 10011
212-229-8826
Fax: 212-366-0809
www.hnabooks.com
Harry N. Abrams, Inc is America’s
preeminent publisher of high-quality
illustrated art and lifestyle books,
published in its Abrams, Stewart,
Tabori and Chang, Abrams Image, and
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Abrams Comic Arts imprints. Abrams
Books for Young Readers and Amulet
Books
publish
award-winning,
bestselling books for children and
young adults.
Exhibiting Staff: Jason Wells, Howard
Reeves, Susan Van Metre, Tamar Brazis
Access Control Solutions
& Selectec, Inc. 1554
226 Monee Rd.
Park Forest, IL 60466
708-747-2629
Fax: 708-747-9828
Access Control Solutions and Selectec,
Inc. have been developing equipment
and software that is user friendly for
the library environment for more than
25 years; starting with our card and
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bill readers to the BookMaster series
that prevents damage to the bindings
of books, as well as our new Touch
Screen unit.
Accessible Archives 848
697 Sugartown Road
Malvern, PA 19355
610-296-7441
866-296-1488
Fax: 610-725-1745
www.accessible.com
Accessible Archives publishes FULL
TEXT PRIMARY SOURCE 18th and 19th
Century American Newspapers and
Periodicals online, including American
County Histories To 1900. This vast
quantity
of
archived
historical
information reflects broad views across
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American history and culture. Our
comprehensive databases allow access
to leading books and periodicals from
that era.
Exhibiting Staff: Rob Nagy, Tom Nagy
AccuCut 804
1035 E. Dodge St.
Fremont, NE 68025
402-721-4134
800-288-1670
Fax: 800-369-1332
www.accucut.com
AccuCut
is
the
original
curriculum-based die cutting company,
supporting learning experiences with
easy-to-make manipulative activities.
Cut all types of materials with our
Mark IV (TM) roller die cutting
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machine,
and
create
dynamic
classroom teaching aids. Get great
ideas for your classroom by www.acc
ucut.com.
ACLS Humanities E-Book
1658
633 Third Avenue, 8th Fl.
New York, NY 10017
212-697-1505
Fax: 212-949-8058
www.humanitiesebook.org
ACLS Humanities E-Book is a digital
collection of over 2,200 full-text,
cross-searchable, high-quality books
in the Humanities, recommended and
reviewed by scholars. HEB features
unlimited multi-user access on- and
off-campus through standard Online
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browsers; and free MARC records. HEB
is a collaboration of learned societies,
publishers, scholars and librarians.
Exhibiting Staff: Nina Gielen, Brooke
Belott
Action! Library Media
Service 1553
65 Pine Avenue #572
Long Beach, CA 90802
562-988-8100
800-886-4408
Fax: 562-988-8122
www.ActionLibraryMedia.com
Action! is a full-service media supplier
for today’s libraries, specialized in DVD
to better help our customers locate
and obtain the titles they need. Our
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mission is to be a single source for
video collection.
Exhibiting Staff: Cherene Birkholz,
Gene Birkholz
Adam Matthew Digital 617
Pelhams Court London Road
Marlborough, Wiltshire SN8 2AA
United Kingdom
+44(0)1672-511921
Fax: +44(0)1672-511663
www.amdigital.co.uk
Based in England, we work with
leading libraries and archives around
the world to produce creative and
powerful research and teaching
resources. These digital collections
make available manuscripts and rare
printed sources that are both detailed
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enough for scholarly research and
accessible enough for undergraduate
use.
Exhibiting Staff: David Tyler
Agati, Inc. 1024
1219 W. Lake St.
Chicago, IL 60607
312-829-1977
Fax: 312-829-8249
www.agati.com
AGATI is a furniture manufacturer,
providing
design,
engineering,
fabrication, and installation services
in
the
institutional,
healthcare,
hospitality and corporate markets.
AGATI designs are characterized by a
blend of aesthetics and engineering to
create superior and enduring furniture.
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Choose AGATI for nationally recognized
design,
service,
quality
and
performance.
Exhibiting Staff: Joe Agati, Joe Frueh,
Laura Gilliland, Melissa Munro Fuller
ALA Publishing 1418
50 E. Huron St.
Chicago, IL 60657
312-280-5052
800-545-2433
Fax: 312-280-5275
http://www.ala.org/ala/aboutala/hqop
s/publishing/index.cfm
In addition to visiting the conference
store, Booklist/Book Links, ALA
TechSource, and Guide to Reference
booths, ALA Publishing looks forward
to seeing you here. Meet with an ALA
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Editions editor to discuss your book
ideas. Get information on American
Libraries magazine and its growing
suite of print/electronic publications.
Exhibiting Staff: Michael Jeffers, Mary
Mackay
Albert Whitman &
Company 717
6340 Oakton St.
Morton Grove, IL 60053
847-581-0033
800-255-7675
Fax: 847-581-0039
www.albertwhitman.com
Our highly-praised picture books,
novels, and nonfiction titles for ages
2-12 succeed in delighting children,
while helping them grow intellectually
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and emotionally. Albert Whitman
books reach out to children of all
backgrounds and experiences.
1924
3212 Duke Street
Alexandria, VA 22314
703-212-8520
800-889-5937
Fax: 703-940-6584
http://alexanderstreet.com
We publish award-winning, online
collections in the humanities, music,
performing arts, and social sciences.
Visit Booth #1924 and enter to win a
subscription to “American History in
Video” or “Counseling and Therapy in
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Video.” And visit us at Booth #1153
to learn what we’re doing with comics!
Exhibiting Staff: Eileen Lawrence,
Andrea
Eastman-Eastman-Mullins,
Keith Allen, Mary Siegel, Jenni Wilson,
Stephen Rhind-Tutt, Tim Lloyd, Liz
Dutton, Greg Urquhart, Meg Keller,
Patrick Cole, Susan Buczkowski, Athena
Jackson, Stephanie Garrett
Algonquin Books of Chapel
Hill (A division of
Workman Publishing
Company) 903
PO Box 2225
Chapel Hill, NC 27515-2225
919-967-0108
800-779-5155
693
Fax: 919-933-0272
www.algonquin.com
Publisher of fiction and nonfiction in
hardcover and trade paper in the
following areas: General Fiction,
Memoirs/Biographies,
Education,
Adventure/Travel, Writing/Language,
History, and Religion. Recent titles
include New York Times bestseller,
WATER FOR ELEPHANTS.
Exhibiting Staff: Michael Rockliff, Ina
Stern, Steven Pace
Alibris 2410
1250 45th St. #100
Emeryville, CA 94608
510-594-4573
877 254-2747
Fax: 510-550-6052
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www.alibris.com/library
Alibris Library Services is the leading
library supplier of used, new, and
hard-to-find books, movies and music.
We offer flexible payment options,
consolidated shipping, and custom
tools for managing replacement and
collection development projects.
Exhibiting Staff: Shelly Stuard, Bill
Kane, Renee Chastain, Jeanie Bunker
Altarama Information
Systems 552
1111 East 1100 North
Orem, UT 84097
801-319-2934
Fax: 801-226-7866
www.altarama.com
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RefTracker
improves
productivity,
statistics and management control for
all types of requests coming into your
library, while facilitating all the
communication
methods
required
today—in-person, phone, e-mail, Online
forms, IM, SMS, VOIP.
Exhibiting Staff: Linda Arret, Arthur
Brady
Ambassador Books and
Media 1925
160 Finn Court
Farmingdale, NY 11735
800-431-8913
800-431-8913
Fax: 631-770-1041
www.absbook.com
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Ambassador offers a comprehensive
range of firm order, standing order,
approval plan services, new title
announcement
service,
and
an
interactive OneSource database of over
four million print titles and over one
million non-print titles. The company
is an OCLC WorldCat partner providing
complete shelf ready processing for
all materials.
Exhibiting Staff: Stuart Grinell, Susan
Brodbar
American Collective Stand
1320
277 White Street
Buchanan, NY 10511
914-739-7500
800-462-7687
697
Fax: 914-739-7575
www.americancollectivestand.com
A collective of individual stands
representing all segments of U.S.
publishing, book trade and electronic
sectors with attending executives.
2009 Book Fairs: Frankfurt Book Fair,
London Book Fair, Beijing Book Fair,
Bologna Book Fair and the New Delhi
Book Fair in 2010. Visit www.america
ncollectivestand.com
for
more
information.
Exhibiting Staff: Jon Malinowski, Janet
Fritsch
American Economic
Association 1551
2403 Sidney Street, Suite 260
Pittsburgh, PA 15203
698
412-432-2301
Fax: 412-431-3014
www.aeaOnline.org
The American Economic Association
(AEA)
publishes
the
American
Economic Review, the Journal of
Economic Literature, the Journal of
Economic Perspectives and EconLit.
The AEA’s www.aeaOnline.org provides
access to Online resources for
economists. In 2009 the AEA will
launch four new journals covering all
fields of economics.
Exhibiting Staff: Drucilla Ekwurzel,
Edda Leithner
American Institute of
Physics 1452
2 Huntington Quadrangle, Suite 1NO1
699
Melville, NY 11747
516-576-2485
800-344-6902
Fax: 516-576-2374
librarians.aip.org
The AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF PHYSICS
publishes 11 journals, two magazines,
and a Conference Proceedings series.
AIP is also a service provider to
scholarly
publishers,
providing
everything from XML composition to
online distribution. AIP’s Scitation
platform hosts more than 175
publications from over 25 societies in
science, engineering, and related
fields.
Exhibiting Staff: Lori Carlin, Monica
Dragovich, Terry Hulbert, Julie Zhu,
Randy Nanna
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American Interfile &
Library Relocations 2608
55 Sweenydale Avenue
Bayshore, NY 11706
631-231-3309
800-426-9901
Fax: 631-952-7521
www.americaninterfile.com
Providing nationwide library moving
services,
collection
management
services,
bar-code
and
RFI
installations,
collection
cleaning,
shelving
system
moving
and
installation, collection mapping and
transition consulting, space planning,
vendor coordination and relocation
scheduling.
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American Psychological
Association 1744
750 First Street NE
Washington, DC 20002-4241
202-336-5500
800-374-2721
Fax: 202-336-6191
www.apa.org
The premier source of information in
psychology.
APA
delivers
this
information through its expansive
collection
of
books,
journals,
newsletters, electronic products and
its Online site, www.apa.org.
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American Reads Spanish
1413
2655 Le Jeune Road, Suite 1114
Coral Gables, FL 33134
305-446-4387
Fax: 305-446-2602
www.americareadsspanish.com
Official institution that develops and
promotes the Spanish Book Publishing
Industries and channels inquiries and
activities related to this industry.
Exhibiting Staff: Alina San Juan, Isabel
Neal
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American Society for the
Prevention of Cruelty to
Animals 1309
424 East 92nd St.
New York, NY 10128-6804
212-876-7700
Fax: 212-860-3435
www.aspca.org
Books, videos and curriculum materials
that help foster responsible pet care
and respect for animals. Presenter of
the ASPCA Henry Bergh Children’s
Book Awards. Visit our catalog online
at aspca.org/catalog or write to us for
a free copy.
Exhibiting Staff: Humane Education
and National Programs
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Annick Press 822
15 Patricia Ave.
Toronto, ON M2M 1H9
ON, Canada
416-221-4802
Fax: 416-221-8400
www.annickpress.com
Award-winning books for children and
young
adults;
thought-provoking
novels, innovative nonfiction, picture
books, and poetry available in
hardcover and paperback. Distributed
by Firefly Books.
Exhibiting Staff: Rick Wilks
Annual Reviews 1557
4139 El Camino Way
Palo Alto, CA 94306
705
650-843-6634
800-523-8635
Fax: 650-424-0910
www.annualreviews.org
Annual Reviews provides critical,
authoritative reviews by leading
scientists within Biomedical, Life,
Physical and Social Sciences –
available in site licenses to institutions
and consortia. Learn about our new
Economic
Collection
and
other
forthcoming titles at ALA Midwinter
2009 in booth 1557, or at www.annua
lreviews.org.
Exhibiting Staff:
Monique Ortiz
Nick
Niemeyer,
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Artisan Books (A division
of Workman Publishing
Company) 903
225 Varick St.
New York, NY 10014-4381
212-614-7572
800-722-7202 x7572
Fax: 800-344-3482
www.workman.com
Publisher of high-quality illustrated
books in Culinary Arts, Lifestyle,
Photography/Art,
Profiles/Portraits,
Home/Hobby; distributor for Greenwich
Workshop Press: Artist inspired
illustrated books.
Stern, Steven Pace
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Atiz Innovation, Inc. 508
2441 N Beachwood Dr Ste 4
Los Angeles, CA 90068
Atlas Systems 2514
244 Clearfield Avenue, Suite 407
Virginia Beach, VA 23462
757-467-7872
Fax: 757-467-7875
www.atlas-sys.com
Atlas
Systems
improves
library
operations through specialty software
such
as
the
Ares
Reserves
Management Software, Aeon Special
Collection Management software, and
the free Odyssey Electronic Delivery
software. Atlas also provides training
and ongoing development for the
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industry leading OCLC ILLiad ILL
management software. Atlas Systems,
Promoting Library Excellence through
Efficiency.
Exhibiting Staff: Marilee Glover, Jason
Glover, Dan Specht, Genie Powell, Rich
Stryker, Christian Dupont, Frank
Hermes, Curtis Poston
Auto-Graphics, Inc. 2212
3201 Temple Avenue Suite 100
Pomona, CA 97168
800-776-6939
800-776-6939
Fax: 909-595-3506
www.auto-graphics.com
Auto-Graphics offers Online-based
library automation solutions through
AGent™, a suite of integrated products
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– including a complete ILS system; a
robust ILL solution for consortial
library members; and a powerful
federated search solution – to meet
the special needs of libraries within a
single interface. www.auto-graphics.c
om.
Exhibiting Staff: Paul Cope, Albert
Flores, Eric Jung, Mary Jackson, Mary
Clark, Tom Emerson, Tom Paulin, Lynn
Shrewsbury, Ted Koppel, Mirella
Escamilla
Aux Amateurs De Livres
2334
62, Avenue de Suffren
Paris, NA 75015
NAFrance
33-1-45-671838
710
Fax: 33-01-45-66-50-70
www.auxam.fr
An international bookseller and
subscription agent for materials
published in France and French
speaking countries. Experienced staff
provide in depth services including
Approval Plans, Standing orders,
Serials, Bib services, Full LC cataloging
records, books servicing.
Exhibiting
Staff:
Gilles
de
La
Rochefoucauld, Anne-Sophie Annino,
Christèle Giboire
AWE, Inc. 2524
2501 Seaport Drive, Suite #410 SH
Chester, PA 19013
610-833-6400
888-293-0272
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Fax: 610-833-6440
www.awe-net.com
AWE’s Early Literacy Station(TM) and
ELS Bilingual Spanish(TM) are the
premiere All-In-One “digital learning
centers for children ages 3-8. Content
is multimedia, educational, wholesome,
interactive, and top-rated. No technical
knowledge or support is required. Kids
don’t have to know they are learning:
they just think they are having fun.”
Exhibiting Staff: Karl Thornton, John
Louchheim,
Desiree
Jeremenko,
Dennean Handfield, Steve Russell,
Brian Aertker, Michael Mok, Donald
Kennedy, Chelsea Reeder, Melissa
Congdon
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Azuradisc, Inc. 525
2885 North Nevada Street, Suite 140
Chandler, AZ 85225
480-827-8786
800-933-4923
Fax: 480-827-1104
www.azuradisc.com
In 1995 Azuradisc invented and
patented the world’s first disc repair
machine and continues as innovators
in Disc Repair. Azuradisc has desktop
to fully automated machines repairing
all disc types and care products
including security strips, scratch
guards, jewel case liners, spray
cleaner, microfiber cloths and offers
Disc Repair Service.
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Exhibiting Staff: Robert Bauer and Alan
Gibson
B
2244
533 East 1860 South
Provo, UT 84606
801-356-1852
800-288-1265
Fax: 801-356-8220
www.bslw.com
Backstage Library Works provides
professional services to help you
deliver information resources to your
patrons. Whether it’s improving access
to a special collection or cataloging
ongoing acquisitions, Backstage can
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customize a quality, cost-effective
solution for creating or upgrading
MARC
records,
retrospective
conversion, reclassification, authority
control,
digitization
and
image
metadata.
Exhibiting Staff: Jeff Calcagno, Cassie
Ellis, John Merrill, Julianne Smith, John
Reese,
Patricia
Stelter,
Richard
Covington, Scott Pratt
Baker & Taylor 2122
2550 West Tyvola Rd, Suite 300
Charlotte, NC 28217
704-998-3100
800-775-1800
Fax: 704-998-3316
www.btol.com
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Baker & Taylor is a global information
and entertainment services company
that offers books, videos, music and
related
services
to
libraries,
educational institutions, and retailers.
A wholesaler representing more than
72,000 book publishers and 7,000
audiovisual producers with a database
of more than 4.7 million titles.
Basch Subscriptions 2604
10 Ferry Street, Suite 429
Concord, NH 03301
603-229-0662
800-226-5310
Fax: 603-226-9443
www.basch.com
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Basch
Subscriptions
provides
subscription service with a deliberate
emphasis on service. We’re proud of
our systems and the services we
provide
but,
for
an
unbiased
assessment, check with our customers
... your colleagues and associates that
use Basch Subscriptions are our best
advertisement.
BayScan Technologies, LLC
836
12782 Prospect Road, 1st Floor
Strongsville, OH 44149
440-846-2510
877-229-7226
Fax: 440-846-2515
www.bayscan.com
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BayScan Technologies is your source
for Bar Code Scanners and Labels,
Receipt Printers, RFID Tags, Spine
Label Printing Solutions, Touch Screen
Monitors, Digital Signage plus much
more ... Stop by and check out our
Self-Checkout and RFID solutions too!
Exhibiting Staff: Kevin Brown, Dave
Shaffer
BCR 2508
14394 East Evans Avenue
Aurora, CO 80014-1408
303-751-6277
800-397-1552
Fax: 303-751-9787
www.BCR.org
BCR brings libraries together for
greater success by expanding their
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knowledge, reach and power. Service
areas include: productivity, promotion,
training & continuing education,
databases & econtent, digital &
preservation services (BCR’s CDP),
financial & administrative services,
consulting & project management.
Exhibiting Staff: Chris Cook, Jay Ford,
Maura Hadaway, Gillian Harrison
Bearport Publishing Co.
807
101 Fifth Ave, Ste 6-R.
New York, NY 10003
212-337-8577
877-337-8577
Fax: 212-337-8557
www.bearportpublishing.com
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Bearport Publishing is dedicated to
building enthusiasm for reading with
K-8 students. Our curriculum-aligned,
nonfiction books are written in a
compelling narrative style to engage
children in well-told stories that
combine fascinating information with
grade-appropriate text.
Exhibiting Staff: Dave Dunn, National
Sales
Manager;
Gabe
Kaufman,
Associate Publisher for Marketing &
Sales
Begin Smart 1203
387 Park Ave., South, 5th Floor
New York, NY 10016
212-532-7160
www.sterlingpublishing.com
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Begin Smart™ is a developmental
publishing program created by Harriet
Ziefert designed to encourage the
physical, social, emotional, and
intellectual growth of babies and
toddlers. It addresses children’s need
to take in information through all of
their senses—eyes, ears, fingers,
mouths, and noses—and to manipulate
objects as much as possible.
Exhibiting Staff: Christopher Vaccari,
Sarah Ritter
Beijing International Book
Fair, CNPIEC 1320
16 Gongti East Road Chaoyang District
Beijing, 100020
China
+86-10-6586-6995
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Fax: +86-10-6508-9188
www.bibf.net
16th Beijing International Book Fair,
September 3-7, 2009 will be held at
the China International Exhibition
Center, Beijing China. Exhibition covers
over 35,000sqm with 1500 exhibitors
from 58 countries and with over
40,000 professional visitors.
The Berkeley Electronic
Press 1751
2809 Telegraph Avenue, Suite 202
Berkeley, CA 94705
510-665-1200
Fax: 510-665-1201
www.bepress.com
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The
Berkeley
Electronic
Press
(bepress) publishes peer-reviewed
electronic journals and develops
software for the academic community.
Our core mission is to promote
efficient scholarly communication.
Digital Commons, our Institutional
Repository platform, powers the
repositories of over 60 universities,
including the eScholarship Repository
of the University of California system.
Exhibiting Staff: Tim Tamminga, Dave
Stout, Lisa Elliott, Barbara Kaplan,
Maria Lopes
Bernan 2108
4501 Forbes Blvd., Suite 200
Lanham, MD 20706
301-459-2255
800-865-3457
723
Fax: 800-865-3450
www.bernan.com
Bernan
is
the
largest
private
distributor of U.S. government and
intergovernmental agency publications,
and
a
publisher
of
original,
award-winning
references.
MyGovernment™
is
our
new
Onlinebased directory of government
officials. Find out what’s new by
visiting www.bernan.com, or stop by
booth #2108.
Exhibiting Staff: Bruce Samuelson,
Veronica Dove
Better World Books 1948
Attn: Library Divison
1105 Lakewood Parkway, Ste 205
Alpharetta, GA 30004
724
800-894-0242 ext. 773
800-894-0242 ext. 773
Fax: 770-521-4436
www.betterworldbooks.com
Support LITERACY and earn extra
income for your library! Partner with
Better World Books and let us sell
your library’s discards and book
donations. To learn more about our
NO COST, INNOVATIVE program, send
an
e-mail
with
your
contact
information to library@betterworldbo
oks.com, call 800.894.0242 Ext. 773
or visit http://library.betterworldbook
s.com.
Exhibiting
Staff:
Walter
Sears,
Christian Blue, Dustin Holland, Jacob
Fu
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Bibliotheca RFID Library
Systems Inc. 532
8207 Stephanie Drive
Huntsville, AL 35802
256-270-8641
800-892-5971
Fax: 256-270-8642
www.bibliotheca-rfid.com
Bibliotheca is the No.2 global provider
of practical, scalable RFID solutions.
Based
on
renowned
BiblioChip
technology, our RFID solutions offer
unparalleled, efficient integration with
ILS systems, plus easy, intuitive user
interfaces for patrons and staff. We’ve
made the move to RFID smooth for
350+ libraries worldwide.
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Exhibiting Staff: Lamar Jackson,
Matthias Joos, Andre Koitzsch, Rod
Whitlow, Charlie Carroll, Alan Johnson,
Rick Cartagena, James Warrington,
Steve Mackey
Binder Minder by Book
Support Systems, Inc.
1004
P.O. Box 23789
Portland, OR 97281-3789
503-684-1552
800-647-5713
Fax: 503-684-8448
binderminder.com
Book
Support
Systems,
Inc.
manufactures the Binder Minder.
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Exhibiting Staff: Chris Peck, Martin
Rose
BioOne 2353
c/o Amigos Library Services
14400 Midway Road
Dallas, TX 75244
972-851-8000
800-843-8482
Fax: 972-991-6061
http://www.bioone.org
BioOne® is a unique aggregation of
high-impact
bioscience
research
journals. BioOne® provides integrated,
cost-effective access to a thoroughly
linked
information
resource
of
interrelated journals in organismal
biology, ecology and environmental
sciences.
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Exhibiting Staff: Susan Skomal, Mark
Kurtz, Lauren Kane, Jeff Downing,
Jessica Hays, Susie Thompson, Robert
Watkins
Birchard Company 613
P.O. Box 1438
Claremont, CA 91711-8438
909-625-2260
877-4EZ-DROP
Fax: 909-625-2208
www.ezdrop.biz
Featuring the new EZ Drop book
returns and carts: EZ Dual Drop, the
print and AV book drop combination
you have been waiting for, now in 2
sizes. Both use the lightweight and
low cost molded EZ carts. Other
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models and sizes available including
the ThruWall EZ 51.
Exhibiting Staff: Ronald Birchard
JoAnne Birchard Adam Birchard
Marijeanne Birchard Claire Birchard
Ben Birchard Rebecca Albaugh Aaron
Albaugh
Black Dog & Leventhal
(Distributed by Workman
Publishing Co.) 903
c/o Workman Publishing Company
225 Varick St.
New York, NY 10014-4381
212-614-7572
800-344-3482
Fax: 800-344-3482
www.workman.com
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Publisher of extraordinary hardcover
values in Sports & Recreation,
Entertainment, Pop-Culture, Music
(Opera),
History,
Architecture,
Reference, Humor, Children’s Books.
Stern
Blackstone Audio Inc. 752
P.O. Box 969
31 Mistletoe Rd
Ashland, OR 97520
541-482-9239
800-729-2665
Fax: 541-482-9294
www.BlackstoneAudio.com
Blackstone Audio, Inc. offers 4000+
unabridged titles in sturdy library
edition packaging, 25 new releases a
731
month, including simultaneous releases
and exclusives using award-winning
narrators and the highest quality
recordings. Blackstone offers simple,
flexible 20-40% discounts, free
shipping and replacements, without
standing order plans! Now offering
Blackstone Playaway titles.
Exhibiting Staff: Alan Recko, Judy
Byers, David Adams, Todd Poudrier
Blackwell 1544
6024 Jean Road, Building G
Lake Oswego, OR 97035-8598
503-684-1140
800-547-6426
www.blackwell.com
Stop by to see the new Collection
Manager. For 128 years, Blackwell has
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been supplying academic and research
libraries with books and bibliographic
support. Their tools, services, and
partnerships are created to respond to
rapidly changing information in
publishing, distribution and access, to
create efficient workflows for libraries.
Exhibiting Staff: David Swords, Mr.
Kim Anderson, Patricia Adams, John
Laraway, Mike Arnold, Scott Smith,
Meg Baker, Lorne Kenyon, Wanda
Maddox,
Forrest
Link,
Crystal
Stamps-Etheredge, John Batson, Jay
Henry, Maggie McNair
B-Logistics 2347
11111 East 53rd Avenue, Suite A
Denver, CO 80239
303-389-6914
866-587-0889
733
Fax: 303-389-6920
www.blogistics.com
B-Logistics works with public, academic
and special libraries to sell your
discards and donations online for top
dollar. It’s like having hundreds of
millions of buyers at your used book
sales! Let us help you make the most
of your used book sales.
Exhibiting Staff: Dianne Howie, LeeAnn
Langdon
Bloom’s Literary Criticism
2031
132 West 31st Street, 17th Floor
New York, NY 10001
212-967-8800
800-322-8755
Fax: 800-678-3633
734
http://www.chelseahouse.com
For the past 20 years, Chelsea House
and Harold Bloom have worked
together to publish a vast collection
of critical volumes. Bloom’s Literary
Criticism focuses on the writers and
works most often studied in high
schools and universities.
The Bloomsbury Review
2612
1553 Platte Street Suite 206
Denver, CO 80202-1167
303-455-3123
800-783-3338
Fax: 303-455-7039
THE BLOOMSBURY REVIEW® is a book
magazine entering its 29th year of
735
publishing. With a book review focus
on those excellent books that too
often fly under the radar of major
review outlets, THE BLOOMSBURY
REVIEW® also features in-depth
interviews
with
well-known
or
up-and-coming writers.
Exhibiting
Staff:
Marilyn
Auer,
Publisher; David M. Perkins, Director
of Marketing
Bloomsbury/ Walker & Co.
1117
175 Fifth Avenue, 8th Floor
New York, NY 10010
646-438-6102
Fax: 212-727-0984
www.bloomsburyusa.com
736
Bloomsbury Children’s Books and
Walker Books for Young Readers
publish a full range of books for
children from birth through age
eighteen including picture books,
fiction, and nonfiction.
Exhibiting Staff: Beth Eller, Melanie
Cecka, Emily Easton, Diana Blough,
Katie Fee
Blue Apple Books 904
515 Valley Street
Maplewood, NJ 07040
973-763-8191
800-722-6657
Fax: 973-763-5944
www.blueapplebooks.com
Blue Apple Books is an independent
publisher of quality fiction and
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nonfiction for children, with a specialty
in early literacy. Featuring our latest
titles, including Mermaid Dance and
Long Tail Kitty, as well as Flip-a-Face
titles by SAMi.
Exhibiting Staff: Kip Jacobson, Elliot
Kreloff, Harriet Ziefert
Bolinda Publishing, Inc.
805
186 S Long Swamp Rd
Jackson, ME 04921
888-708-3602
Fax: 877-864-8307
www.bolinda.com
Bolinda is a world leading audio
publisher and library supplier. Known
for outstanding recording of worldwide
best
sellers
Bolinda
provides
738
audiobooks that are out of the
ordinary. Bolinda publishes award
winning, well reviewed adult, young
adult and children’s audio. Bolinda is
also available in downloadable format.
Library discounts available.
Exhibiting Staff: Phil Walshe, Rebecca
Walshe, Cheryl Arute
Bologna Children’s Book
Fair 1320
Piazza Costituzione, 6
Bologna, Surrey 40128
Italy
+39-051-282242
Fax: +39-051-6374011
www.bolognachildrensbookfair.com
The
world’s
leading
children’s
publishing event, featuring books and
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multimedia. Held each spring in
Bologna, Italy with over 1,300
exhibitors from more than 70
countries. 2009: March 23-26, 2010:
March 22-25.
Exhibiting Staff: Marzia Sampaoli
TheBookCheckOut.com
1415
277 White Street
Buchanan, NY 10511
914-739-7500
Fax: 914-739-7575
www.thebookcheckout.com
The Book Checkout is a searchable
database of books, audio books,
periodicals, CD Rom, video and more
from
thousands
of
publishers.
Specifically catered to the library and
740
education
markets.
Publisher,
distributor and online bookstore links
are included. Rate/Review books and
add your favorites to your own shelf.
Exhibiting Staff: Jon Malinowski, Seth
Dellon, Peter Birch, Janet Fritsch
The Book House Inc. 1448
208 W. Chicago Street
Jonesville, MI 49250
517-849-2117
800-248-1146
Fax: 800-858-9716
www.thebookhouse.com
Book vendor serving Libraries with
ANY BOOK IN PRINT from all
publishers and distributors in the U.S.
and Canada. Firm Orders, Standing
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Orders, online order screen, online
order status.
Exhibiting Staff: John Ansett, Victor
Ginsberg, Sandra Brown, Roy Conant
Book Links 1412
50 E. Huron St.
Chicago, IL 60611
312-280-5052
800-545-2433 x5052
Fax: 312-280-5275
http://www.ala.org/BookLinks
Stop by to pick up your FREE copy of
Book Links’ annual Lasting Connections
issue, celebrating the best books and
media published for the K-8 age group
in 2008. In each issue of Book Links
you’ll find helpful columns, thematic
bibliographies, author features, and
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specially
Booklist.
selected
reviews
from
Exhibiting Staff: Laura Tillotson, Bill
Ott, Dan Kaplan
The Book Shepherd 637
14160 E Bellewood Dr.
Aurora, CO 80015
303-627-9179
800-594-0800
Fax: 303-627-9184
www.TheBookShepherd.com
Exhibiting Staff: Judith Briles & John
Maling
BookExpo America 1316
383 Main Avenue
Norwalk, CT 06851
203-840-5614
743
800-840-5614
Fax: 203-840-9614
www.bookexpoamerica.com
BookExpo America May 28-May 31,
2009. BEA is the largest publishing
trade event in N. America with 2,000
companies exhibiting, including every
major publishing house, adult trade,
childrens, independent and university
presses. BEA hosts world class events
and education covering industry
trends, issues and 1,000+ authors
attending.
Exhibiting Staff: Lance Fensterman,
Steve Rosato, Debbie McManus,
Jennifer Hubal
Booklist 1412
50 E. Huron Street
744
Chicago, IL 60611
312-280-5284
800-545-2433 x5052
Fax: 312-280-5275
www.BooklistOnline.com
Stop by to pick up your FREE copy of
Booklist’s annual Top of the List and
Editors’ Choice issue, celebrating the
best books and media published in
2008. Plus get a demonstration of
Booklist Online, which provides easy
access to over 120,000 archived
Booklist reviews and features.
Exhibiting Staff: Dan Kaplan, Bill Ott,
Mary Frances Wilkens, Laura Tillotson
Books On Tape 1215
Attn: Library and School Services
400 Hahn Road
745
Westminster, MD 21157
800-733-3000
800-733-3000
Fax: 800-940-7046
www.library.booksontape.com
For over 30 years, B-O-T has been a
premier publisher of bestselling,
award-winning unabridged audiobooks
for all ages, including popular Fiction,
Mysteries and Nonfiction. Popular
Standing Order Plans with extra
discounting. Order direct to receive
FREE lifetime tape/CD replacements.
Exhibiting Staff: Cheryl Herman, Brian
Gurewitz
Bowker 1918
630 Central Avenue
New Providence, NJ 07974
746
908-286-1090
800-5BOWKER (526-9537)
Fax: 908-219-0191
www.bowker.com
As the U.S. ISBN Agency, & most
authoritative source for title/publisher
information, Bowker serves Librarians
& Patrons by powering the business
of books & book information through
our value added products & workflow
solutions; Books in Print, Bowker Book
Analysis System, Resources for College
Libraries (RCL), Syndetic Solutions &
AquaBrowser.
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Boyds Mills Press 1003
815 Church Street
Honesdale, PA 18431
800-490-5111
800-490-5111
Fax: 570-253-0179
www.boydsmillspress.com
Hardcover and paperback books for
children and teenagers including
activity
books,
picture
books,
nonfiction on a wide range of topics
including science and American history,
fiction,
poetry
and
books
in
translation.
Brainfuse, Inc. 503
271 Madison Ave. 4th Floor, Suite 407
New York, NY 10016
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866-272-4638
866-272-4638
Fax: 212-504-8184
www.brainfuse.com
Brainfuse HelpNow, America’s most
comprehensive homework help service,
offers
live,
One-to-One,
online
homework assistance. Receive direct
attention from expert domestic tutors
from any home or library computer.
Services include – Conventional
Homework
Help;
State-Aligned
Skills-Building
Lessons;
24-Hour
Writing Lab; Spanish Speaking Tutors.
Exhibiting Staff: Jack Rothstein,
Francesco Lecciso, Gianni Lecciso, Alex
Sztuden, Kris Lecciso
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Brepols Publishers 2331
Begijnhof 67
Turnhout, BE-2300
Belgium
321-444-8020
Fax: 321-442-8919
With the launch of the International
Medieval Bibliography and the Library
of Latin Texts Brepols has gained a
strong
reputation
in
electronic
publishing. In 2009 Brepols will be
launching two major new databases:
Dictionnaire d’histoire et de géographie
ecclésiastiques
Online
and
the
bibliography of the Revue d’histoire
ecclésiastique
Exhibiting Staff: Hans Deraeve, Patrick
Daemen
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BRIL 1851
153 Milk St., Sixth Floor
Boston, MA 02109
617-263-2323
Fax: 617-263-2324
www.brill.nl
Exhibiting Staff: Ellen Endres, Alison
Macdonald, Ellie Kerrissey
Brio 516
12 6th St. South, Suite 1250
Minneapolis, MN 55402
612-746-8800
888-333-7979
Fax: 612-746-8811
www.briobooks.com
BRIO is a contract book publisher
dedicated to independent authors. We
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offer a variety of genres including:
children’s, religion, science, memoir,
fiction and general nonfiction.
We are committed to assisting writers
in pursuing their dreams; join us in
this initiative by visiting our booth, or
check us out at www.briobooks.com.
Exhibiting Staff: William Reynolds,
Sara Lien
Brodart Co. 1624
500 Arch. St.
Williamsport, PA 17701
570-326-2461
800-233-8467
Fax: 570-651-1635
www.brodart.com
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Books & Automation products and
services, Contract Furniture, Library
Supplies and Furnishings.
Exhibiting Staff: Adam Allen, Amanda
Anderson, Kris Anderson, John Carson,
Kasey Dibble, Megan Fink, Lori Gray,
Jim Hollingsworth, Lauren Lee, Mike
Manley, Brandon Richardson, Jennifer
Rooth, Emily-Anne Schulte, Rob Scott,
Tom Sumpter, Kathy Underriner
Brookhaven Press 1942
2004 Kramer Street
La Crosse, WI 54603
608-781-0850
800-236-0850 x131
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Fax: 608-781-3883
www.brookhavenpress.com
Brookhaven Press reprints state,
county histories, and genealogical
titles as books or CDs. Additionally,
we offer Clio, a digital bookshelf with
500 searchable titles of your choice
from our collection. Brookhaven also
offers collections including Historic
Pittsburgh, 19th Century Schoolbooks
and a range of microfilm and fiche.
Exhibiting Staff: Carol Berteotti
Burgeon Group 615
2244 N. 13th Street
Phoenix, AZ 85006
602-451-7285
Fax: 602-253-1524
www.burgeongroup.com
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Interactive
learning
destinations
exclusively for public libraries to meet
PLA’s Ready to Read Skills. Our toys
and environments are designed to
museum standards for tough play. We
provide a range of services, from toys
with no small parts, to custom
design/build environments branded as
Librainium™ spaces. Our libraries Play
Fully!
Exhibiting Staff: Kim van der Veen,
Kelly Everill, Lynelle Grimes, Joshua
Curtiss, Doug van der Veen
BWI 2012
1340 Ridgeview Dr.
McHenry, IL 60050
815-578-4592
800-888-4478
Fax: 815-578-4680
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www.titletales.com
BWI offers books, music, DVDs, and
related services that are in tune with
the needs of public libraries. BWI has
an easy-to-use Online site (titletales.
com), plus professional Collection
Development,
Cataloging,
and
Processing staff, dedicated exclusively
to servicing public libraries.
C
Cambridge Educational
2031
PO Box 2053
Princeton, NJ 08543-2053
756
800-257-5126
800-257-5126
Fax: 609-671-0266
http://www.cambridgeeducational.com
Educators count on Cambridge to
provide outstanding media resources
that support the development of the
whole student. Cambridge programs
provide a practical, accurate, and
reliable foundation of knowledge that
helps
students
think
through
opportunities and choices and reach
their potential at school, in work, and
in life.
Cambridge University
Press 2018
32 Avenue of the Americas
New York, NY 10013-2473
757
212-924-3900
800-221-4512
Fax: 212-691-3239
www.cambridge.org
Cambridge University Press is one of
the world’s leading publishers of
scholarly books and journals. We
publish over 2000 titles and 215
journals every year and have launched
a suite of online products including
the Historical Statistics of the United
States and the Journal of Fluid
Mechanics Archives.
Exhibiting Staff: Carlos Aguirre, Alan
Roseman,
Andrea
Cernichiari,
Melissanne Scheld, Kerry Cahill
Candlewick Press 813
99 Dover Street
758
Somerville, MA 02144
617-661-3330
Fax: 617-661-0565
www.candlewick.com
Candlewick Press publishes award
winning hardcover and paperback
children’s books for readers of all
ages, including board books, picture
books, beginning readers, chapter
books, and novels for middle grade
and young adult readers.
Exhibiting Staff: Jenny Choy, Sharon
Hancock
Capstone Press 718
151 Good Counsel Drive
759
Mankato, MN 56001
800-747-4992
800.747.4992
Fax: 888-262-0705
www.capstonepress.com
Capstone Press offers the most
accessible and appealing nonfiction
books for school libraries. We are
passionate about reading success, and
it shows in all of our curriculum and
recreational topics.
Exhibiting Staff: Matt Keller, Valorie
Klemz, Eric Fitzgerald
Career Cruising 1566
1867 Yonge Street, Suite 1002
Toronto, ON M4S 1Y5
Canada
416-463-1600
760
800-965-8541
Fax: 416-463-0938
www.careercruising.com
Career Cruising is a comprehensive
Online-based career guidance resource
that includes: internationally respected
career assessment tools, detailed
occupation
profiles,
multimedia
interviews with real working people,
comprehensive college and financial
aid information, as well as an
electronic portfolio and a resume
builder.
Exhibiting Staff: Cindy Wong
808
30 Grove St, Ste C
Peterborough, NH 03458
761
603-9247-209
800-821-0115
Fax: 603-371-9026
www.cobblestonepub.com
Literature magazines, science and
nature magazines, history magazines,
even an archaeology magazine—all for
children!
Always
ad-free,
our
magazines contain well-researched
articles, magnificent photos, hands-on
activities, and selections from the best
children’s writers and illustrators to
make learning about our world fun and
engaging for all ages.
Exhibiting Staff: Amy L. Reisinger, Lisa
Borges
Casalini Libri 2419
Via Benedetto da Maiano, 3
762
FIESOLE, 50014
FLORENCEItaly
++39-055-5018-1
Fax: ++39-055-5018-201
www.casalini.it
Casalini Libri is a European vendor
specializing in Spanish, Italian, French,
Portuguese and Greek publications.
Casalini also produces scholarly
fulltext resources: Editoria Italiana
Online. Services include shelf-ready
supply,
cataloguing,
physical
processing,
approval
plans,
bibliographic updates and free access
to
our
online
databases
for
personalized selection, MARC download
and ordering workflows.
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Exhibiting Staff: Barbara Casalini,
Michele Casalini, Joachim Bartz,
Kathyrn Paoletti, Colleen Campbell
Case[werks], LLC 539
1501 Saint Paul Street, Suite 116
Baltimore, MD 21202
410-332-4160
800-810-2852
Fax: 410-332-4106
www.casewerks.com
Case[werks] is THE professional’s
source
for
products
specifically
designed for the exhibition of original
art, artifacts and special collections in
libraries and all types of sophisticated
interior
environments.
Offerings
include archival display cases & exhibit
furnishings, gallery accessories, art
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hanging
hardware,
signage
conservation equipment.
and
Exhibiting Staff: Matt Malaquias
Chari Davenport – Mystery
Author 2636
800 N. Highlands Drive
Harrisburg, PA 17110
206-898-3732
chari-davenport.com
Explore each thrilling novel from
newcomer Chari Davenport. Described
as traditional mysteries, every story
is full of adventure and suspense that
everyone will enjoy.
Exhibiting Staff: Chari Davenport
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Charlesbridge Publishing
806
85 Main St.
Watertown, MA 02472
617-926-0329
800-225-3214
Fax: 617-926-5720
www.charlesbridge.com
Charlesbridge books promote reading
and discovery in the classroom, library,
and home and reflect a belief in the
power of knowledge and the value of
story.
Exhibiting Staff: Donna Spurlock,
Associate Director of Marketing;
Yolanda Leroy, Editorial Director; Jill
Ash, Sales & Marketing Assistant
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Chelsea House Publishers
2032
New York, NY 10001
212-967-8800
800-322-8755
Fax: 800-678-3633
http://www.chelseahouse.com
Chelsea House is a leading nonfiction
publisher of curriculum-oriented series
for children and young adults.
Award-winning
books
include
biographies,
science
&
health,
geography,
and
social
studies.
Appropriate for public, elementary,
middle school, and high school
libraries.
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Chicago One Stop/ Browser
Display 1826
329 W. 18th Street, Suite 715
Chicago, IL 60616
312-822-0822
800-822-4410
Fax: 312-642-7880
Exclusive MFR of patented, space
saving Browser (r) Display Systems
for DVD, Video, CD, CDROM, Books and
Tapes/Discs,
and
a
variety
of
multimedia display fixtures. Our
products are sold to libraries by the
major library distributors.
Exhibiting Staff: Howard Rosen, Arleen
Rosen, K. Feiler, M. Alexander
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Children’s Book Press
(Dist. in US by Publishers
Group West) 831
965 Mission Street, Suite 425
San Francisco, CA 94103
415-545-2665
866-935-2665
Fax: 415-543-3394
www.childrensbookpress.org
Pioneering nonprofit press publishing
award-winning
multicultural
and
bilingual children’s books. Specializing
in contemporary and traditional stories
from Latino, African-American, Native
American,
and
Asian-American
communities.
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Children’s Plus, Inc. 723
1387 Dutch American Way
Beecher, IL 60401
800-230-1279
Fax: 800-896-7213
http://www.childrensplusinc.com
Children’s Plus, Inc. provides quality
children’s prebound books to Libraries,
Media Centers and Classrooms. Free
shipping
and
processing.
100%
satisfaction guaranteed. Over 50,000
titles from 300 plus publishers.
Exhibiting Staff: Kevin Walsh, Dan
Walsh
Children’s Press 914
(Scholastic Library Publishing)
90 Old Sherman Turnpike
770
Danbury, CT 06816
203-797-3500
800-621-1115
Fax: 866-783-4361
www.scholastic.com/librarypublishing
Children’s Press offers the finest in
children’s nonfiction in the subject
areas of emergent readers, reading,
science, geography, history, social
studies, Spanish and high-low books.
Exhibiting Staff: Evan St. Lifer, Randy
Pennington, Mark Stollar, Eric Schmitt
Choice 1543
575 Main Street Suite 300
Middletown, CT 06457
860-347-6933
Fax: 860-704-0465
www.ala.org/acrl/choice
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CHOICE provides expert reviews of new
scholarly nonfiction titles (print and
electronic) and is regarded by
academic and research libraries as an
essential resource for selection and
collection development. CHOICE is
available in print and on the Online at
the newly revised CHOICE REVIEWS
ONLINE.
Exhibiting Staff: Rita Balasco, Anne
Doherty, Fran Graf, Pam Marino, Irv
Rockwood, Rachel Zippin, Lisa Mitten
Chronicle Books 904
680 Second Street
415-537-4200
800-759-0190
Fax: 800-286-9471
www.chroniclebooks.com
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Chronicle
Books
publishes
award-winning children’s picture books,
books for beginning and older readers,
novels, board books, and activity
books. Visit Chronicle Books in booth
#904 for free posters, ARCs, and
more. Visit Chronicle Books online at
www.chroniclebooks.com.
Exhibiting Staff: Chris Boral, Cathleen
Brady
The Chronicle of Higher
Education 843
1255 Twenty-Third Street, N.W.
202-466-1000
Fax: 202-659-2236
Chronicle.com/campuswide
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The Chronicle of Higher Education is
the No.1 news source for faculty,
administrators,
researchers,
and
students on college campuses. Our
site-license service provides convenient
campus-wide IP access to all of The
Chronicle’s online news, commentary,
and archives. Our library-friendly
contract and a price-proposal form can
be found at Chronicle.com/campuswid
e.
Exhibiting Staff: Alvin Brockway
Cinco Puntos Press 838
701 Texas Avenue
El Paso, TX 79901
915-838-1625
800-566-9072
Fax: 915-838-1635
http://www.cincopuntos.com
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With roots on the U.S./Mexico border,
Cinco Puntos Press publishes great
books which make a difference in the
way our readers see and understand
the world.
Exhibiting Staff: Bobby Byrd, Lee Byrd
Clarion Books 931
215 Park Avenue South
New York, NY 10003
212-420-5883
800-225-3362
Fax: 212-420-5855
www.clarionbooks.com
Award-winning
hardcover
and
paperback books for children and
young adults in all genres. www.clari
onbooks.com
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Exhibiting Staff: Dinah Stevenson,
Marcia Leonard, Jennifer Wingertzahn,
Lynne Polvino, Virginia Buckley,
Jennifer Groves, Marjorie Naughton
Classical Comics Ltd. (dist.
in US by Publishers Group
West) 831
PO Box 7280
Litchborough, NN12 9AR
Towester United Kingdom
0845-812-3000
http://www.classicalcomics.com
We are a UK publisher that publishes
graphic-novel adaptations of classical
literature: from Shakespeare to
Dickens to Shelley to Brontë ... our
range has something for everyone!
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Timeless stories that are true to the
original vision of the authors, receiving
our own original and exciting
treatment.
CLCD Company,
LLC/Children’s Literature
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Children’s Literature Comprehensive
Database, LLC
7513 Shadywood Rd.
Bethesda, MD 20817
301-469-2070
800-469-2070
Fax: 301-469-2071
www.childrenslit.com
The
Children’s
Literature
Comprehensive Database (CLCD) is an
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affordable Internet based acquisition,
research,
and
reference
service
offering more than 1,900,000 MARC
records and over 350,000 reviews of
children’s and young adult materials
from 37 major review media. Free Trial
at www.childrenslit.com for the
foremost tool to locate the best books.
Exhibiting Staff: Marilyn Courtot,
Sharon Salluzzo, Charlie Wyman, Bob
Asleson
CMS, Inc. 1455
4729 East Sunrise Dr. #458
Tucson, AZ 85718
800-765-4656
800-765-4656
Fax: 888-267-1607
www.cmsdiginet.com
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CMS
software
enables
patron
self-service
for
printing/copying
payment plus reservation/time limits
for
public
computers.
Wireless
printing, wireless authentication, and
internet filtering are also available.
CMS supports all software it produces
and sells and supports a full line of
equipment—copiers, printers, coin/bill
units. CMS also provides money
collection services.
Exhibiting Staff: Cesar Ortiz, Logan
Graf, Dean Knipe
Colibri Systems, LLC 2548
925 Vista Park Drive
Pittsburgh, PA 15205
412-787-5136
877-265-4274
Fax: 412-787-5138
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www.colibriusa.com
CoLibri systems covers all types of
books and printed assets. All it takes
is 20 seconds to create a tailored fit
cover that adheres perfectly to the
book without glue or tape. CoLibri
covers are acid free, water resistant
and do not alter the original cover.
Exhibiting Staff: Bob Bodzenski
Colorado Association of
Libraries & Denver Public
Library 1741
c/o CLIC, 7400 E Arapahoe Rd, Ste 105
Centenial, CO 80112
720-587-9857
Fax: 303-431-9752
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The Colorado Association of Libraries
is the common bond, voice, and power
for the library community. The Denver
Public Library connects people with
information, ideas and experiences to
provide enjoyment, enrich lives and
strengthen our community. Come meet
great librarians and learn about
successful library program offered
throughout the state.
Colorado Independent
Publishers Assocication
2630
P.O. Box 101975
Denver, CO 80250
303 365 2472
619-639-1143
Fax: 877-244-6974x706
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http://www.cipabooks.com
A nonprofit association of over 300
independent publishers based in
Colorado. CIPA sponsors literacy
programs, book contests, a catalog,
newsletter and educational programs
for publishers and others.
Exhibiting Staff: Kenn Amdahl, Karen
Reddick
Columbia University Press
2052
61 W. 62nd St.
New York, NY 10023
212-459-0600
800-944-8648 x7125
Fax: 212-459-3677
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Columbia University Press offers
important
electronic
resources
including: The Columbia Gazetteer of
the World—Online, Columbia Granger’s
World of Poetry, CIAO, and Earthscape.
Columbia is also the publisher of
highly-acclaimed reference works.
Exhibiting Staff: John Babcock
1415
277 White Street
Buchanan, NY 10511
914-739-7500
800-462-7687
Fax: 914-739-7575
www.combinedbook.com
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Collective exhibit featuring books,
periodicals, and multimedia from
hundreds of publishers. Catalog listing
all publishers and titles available at
the booth. Showcasing new online
catalog of titles and publishers, TheB
ookCheckout.com. See the book before
you decide to buy it.
Exhibiting Staff: Jon Malinowski, Seth
Dellon, Peter Birch, Janet Fritsch
Comex Systems Inc. 2320
5 Coldhill Rd.South, Suite 24
Mendham, NJ 07945
800-543-6959
800-543-6959
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Fax: 973-543-9644
www.comexsystems.com
Videotapes, CDROMs and DVD’s for the
GED, CLEP, SAT and other standardized
tests.
Exhibiting Staff: Doug Prybylowski,
Chris Prybylowski
Comics, Comix, and
Graphic Novels Online
from Alexander Street 1153
3212 Duke Street
Alexandria, VA 22314
703-212-8520 x116
800-889-5937
Fax: 703-940-6584
http://alexanderstreet.com
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Demo the first online collection of
comic strips, comic books, and graphic
novels designed specifically for
researchers and students in the
nascent field of comics scholarship.
With 100,000+ pages, it will cover the
gamut of sequential art—from early
newspaper strips and underground
works to today’s most powerful
graphic novels.
Exhibiting Staff: Greg Urquhart, Patrick
Cole, Keith Allen
Compass Point Books 713
Mankato, MN 56001
877-371-1536
877-371-1536
Fax: 877-371-1539
www.compasspointbooks.com
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Compass Point Books are designed
with the early teen reader in mind.
Highly visual with narrative text that
allows a personal connection to the
content. These books deliver nonfiction
in ways that are important to today’s
teens.
Exhibiting Staff: Maureen Hatteberg
Compendium Library
Services 1335
P.O. Box 222
Red Feather Lakes, CO 80545
970-881-2477
Fax: 970-881-2237
www.compendiumlib.com
Compendium improves public service
in
libraries.
Desk
Tracker,
Compendium’s flagship product, is the
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fastest, easiest way to track library
activity at every public service point.
Online-based and fully customizable,
Desk Tracker is the choice of top
academic libraries for managing public
service.
Comprise Technologies
2011
1041Route 36 West
PO Box 425
Navesink, NJ 07752
732-291-3600
800-854-6822
Fax: 732-291-3699
www.comprisetechnologies.com
Comprise offers a line of PC Access
Management, Revenue Management,
and Self Service Kiosks. SAM is their
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flagship access management solution.
Smart Money Manager is the library
industry’s first point of sale terminal
for revenue management. Library
Payment Centers allow anyone to
make
payments
without
staff
involvement.
Exhibiting Staff: Dan Curtin, Tricia
Curtin, Diane Weinberger, and Peter
Sully
Computype, Inc. 523
2285 West County Road C
Saint Paul, MN 55113
651-633-0633
800-328-0852
Fax: 651-633-5580
www.Computype.com
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Libraries have been using bar code
identification
for
their
books,
magazines, assets, etc. for years and
Computype has been with them every
step of the way. We offer bar code
identification labels, spine labels,
CD/DVD labels, patron cards, spine
labels printers, label replicators, and
scanners.
Exhibiting Staff: Tom Gillund, Joel
Cessna, Eric Roach
Consortium Book Sales
838
The Keg House
34 Thirteenth Ave NE, Suite 101
Minneapolis, MN 55413-1007
612-746-2600
800-283-3572
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Fax: 612-746-2606
www.cbsd.com
Consortium Book Sales & Distribution,
home to a community of independent
publishers from around the world,
distributes a diverse selection of
thought-provoking books to the widest
possible audience.
Exhibiting Staff: Jennifer
Voegele, Junita Bognanni
Continuum 1756
80 Maiden Lane, Ste 704
New York, NY 10038
212-953-5858
Fax: 212-953-5944
www.continuumbooks.com
Swihart
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Continuum is an academic, religious
and trade publisher, producing almost
500 books a year and with an active
backlist of over 6000 titles. Our
academic and reference publishing
program is concentrated on the
humanities, in the fields of philosophy,
film, music, literature, education,
linguistics, politics, history, theology
and biblical studies.
Exhibiting Staff:
Kimberly Petit
Abigail
Cox
and
Counterpoint Press (dist.
West) 831
2117 Fourth Street, Suite D
Berkeley, CA 94710
510-704-0230
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800-788-3123
Fax: 510-704-0268
www.counterpointpress.com
COUNTERPOINT LLC is a publishing
venture
created
through
the
acquisition
of
three
notable
independent presses: Counterpoint,
Shoemaker & Hoard, and Soft Skull
Press. Counterpoint will also publish
books in association with Sierra Club
Books. Counterpoint publishes fiction,
literature, and poetry, plus nonfiction
including history, memoir, biography,
and nature.
Counting Opinions
(SQUIRE) Ltd. 1858
29 Ladner Drive, Suite 100
Toronto, M2J 3Z8
793
Ontario Canada
877-454-2728
877-454-2782
Fax: 416-490-0704
www.countingopinions.com
Library management needs better,
more comprehensive, library-specific,
data management solutions to meet
their operational and advocacy needs.
Counting Opinions satisfies this need
with powerful, real-time, on-demand,
cost-effective
Online-based
solutions—LibSat for the management
of customer feedback and LibPAS for
the management of performance data.
Exhibiting Staff: Frank Biss, Ian Reid,
Carl Thompson
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CountryWatch, Inc. 744
Two Riverway, Suite 725
Houston, TX 77056
713-355-6500
800-879-3885
Fax: 713-355-3770
http://www.countrywatch.com
CountryWatch,
Inc.
publishes
country-specific political, economic,
cultural, and historical intelligence and
data on the recognized countries of
the world. In addition, CountryWatch
offers a Macroeconomic Forecast
examining
5-year
trends
in
macroeconomic indicators as well as
a Youth Edition catering to the K-7
students.
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Exhibiting Staff: Vicki Sanditen, Wayne
Mathews, Alisha Ansel-Davis
Coutts Information
Services 2304
1823 Maryland Avenue
Niagara Falls, NY 14302
800-263-1686
800-263-1686
Fax: 905-356-5-64
www.couttsinfo.com
Academic libraries are turning to
Coutts for comprehensive, reliable
services for print books and electronic
content. Coutts helps librarians and
information professionals manage the
acquisition of materials in any format,
providing online workflow management
solutions.
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Exhibiting Staff: Andy Alferovs, Bob
Nardini,
Carolyn
Morris,
John
Chambers, Stephen Pugh, Steve Forest,
Tim Turner, Sophia Apostol
CQ Press 1714
2300 N St., NW Suite 800
202-729-1828
Fax: 202-729-1806
866-4CQ-PRESS (427-7737)
http://www.cqpress.com
CQ Press (www.cqpress.com) publishes
a wide variety of reference works,
textbooks, and online resources on
government, politics, and world affairs
that seek to educate and inform
readers. CQ Press’s content is known
for its objectivity, breadth and depth
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of coverage, and high standards of
journalistic excellence.
Exhibiting Staff: Sarah DeLucas
Credo Reference 2343
316 Stuart St, Ste 301
Boston, MA 02116
617-426-5202
877-426-5202
Fax: 617-426-3103
www.credoreference.com
Credo Reference is a vast, online
reference library, providing access to
the full-text of 350+ titles from 60+
of the best publishers. Credo’s
collection contains a wide range of
subject-specific
titles
covering
everything from accountancy to arts,
science to Shakespeare, law to
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literature plus dictionaries, bilinguals,
thesauri, encyclopedias and atlases.
Exhibiting Staff: David Waters, James
Slattery, Heather Blaine
Crowley Micrographics,
Inc. 514
5111 Pegasus Court, Suite M
Frederick, MD 21704
240-215-0224
Fax: 240-215-0234
www.thecrowleycompany.com
THE CROWLEY COMPANY provides a
wide range of services and products
to the library and information
management
industry
worldwide.
Consisting of both hardware and
conversion service divisions including
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Crowley
Micrographics,
Microsystems, HF Processor.
Extek
Exhibiting Staff: CHRIS CROWLEY
D
Dark Horse Books 1252
10956 SE Main Street
Milwaukie, OR 97222
503-652-8815
800-862-0052
Fax: 503-654-9440
http://libraries.darkhorse.com
Wise librarians will tell you Dark Horse
Comics publishes the widest variety of
graphic novels and related art books
in the world! Well-known media
properties as well as popular
American,
European,
and
Asian
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creators have all found homes between
the
artfully-designed
and
securely-bound covers of Dark Horse
books.
Data2 Corporation 2509
222 Turner Blvd
St. Peters, MO 63376
410-377-0897
800-227-2121
Fax: 925-603-1213
www.data2.com
Data2 Corporation is a leader in
providing custom barcode labels,
Teslin® patron cards, and other
labeling products to public, private,
university
and
local
libraries
throughout the U.S. Data2’s Digital
Imaging Process guarantees the
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integrity of the barcode while archival
quality materials ensure durable labels
for years to come.
Exhibiting Staff: Kristin Vogel and
Mary Elizabeth Bell
Dean Evans & Associates
2551
DEMCO, Inc. 1404
P.O. Box 7488
Madison, WI 53707
608-241-1201
800-356-1200
Fax: 800-245-1329
demco.com
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DEMCO supports the valuable work of
library and educational professionals
by providing outstanding service and
a 100% guarantee on every product.
DEMCO is proud to be an ALA Library
Champion and an important partner in
ALA diversity initiatives. Visit us in
booth #1404 today.
Exhibiting Staff: John Ison, Julie
Hornby, Mike Grasee, Janet Nelson,
Amy Hensen, Mike Wygocki, Tim
Higgins
DEMCO Library Interiors
1403
4810 Forest Run Road
Madison, WI 53704
800-747-7561
800-747-7561
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Fax: 800-730-8094
www.demcointeriors.com
DEMCO
Library
Interiors
works
collaboratively to create inspiring
environments by combining design
services with the most comprehensive
choices in quality library furniture. Our
services include everything from
design
and
layout
to
project
management and full installation. Our
dedicated staff is committed to
delivering libraries on time and on
budget.
Exhibiting Staff: Randy Korte, Mike
Schmitt, Tim Higgins, Janet Nelson
Devine Entertainment
Corporation 540
2 Berkeley Street, #504
804
Toronto, ON M5A 2W3
OntarioCanada
416-642-282
877-338-4633
Fax: 416-364-1440
www.devine-ent.com
Exhibiting
Staff:
Marketing Director
Glenn
Sernyk,
Diamond Book Distributors
1252
1966 Greenspring Drive
Timonium, MD 21093
410-560-7100
800-452-6642
Fax: 410-560-7589
http://bookshelf.diamondcomics.com
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Diamond Book Distributors offers
librarians a diverse selection of quality
graphic novels and related products.
Exhibiting Staff: Allan Greenberg, John
Shableski, Janna Morisimam
Digital Library Systems
Group at Image Access
1714
543 NW 77th Street
Boca Raton, FL 33487
561-886-2900
800-378-5432
Fax: 561-431-2766
www.dlsg.net
Leaders in digitization solutions for
academic & research libraries. Our
Bookeye planetary scanners & WideTEK
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oversize
flatbed
scanners
work
wonderfully with our systems for
interlibrary
loan
(BSCAN-ILL),
digitization projects (Opus Workflow),
and walk-up scanning (Knowledge
Imaging Centers – KIC). Come see a
most amazing lineup of exciting new
products.
Exhibiting Staff: Ted Onlineb Daniel
Ehrlich, Mark Sirkus, James Baker, Joe
Dancel, Diana Jacome
Digital Transitions 608
35 West 35th St, 2nd Floor
New York, NY 10001
212-529-6825
877-f/ortless (367-8537)
Fax: 212-504-2713
www.digitaltransitions.com
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DT’s Division of Cultural Heritage is
dedicated to meet the specific
demands of cultural institutions. Our
Reprographic Systems are designed to
produce the highest quality images
while optimizing your productivity and
can be configured to work with the
widest variety of cameras/lighting. Our
modular design enables upgrades as
needs change.
Exhibiting Staff: Peter Siegel
Disney Hyperion Books 814
New York, NY 10011-5604
212-633-4477
Fax: 212-807-5880
www.hyperionbooksforchildren.com
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Disney
Book
Group
publishes
award-winning childrens books for all
ages, featuring several formats: board
books, picture books, chapter books,
novels, and paperback originals.
Imprints include: Disney-Hyperion,
Disney-Jump at the Sun, Disney Press,
and Disney Editions.
Exhibiting
Staff:
Christine Vargas
Angus
Killick,
DK Publishing Inc. 1235
375 Hudson Street
New York, NY 10014
646-674-2916
800-631-8571
Fax: 646-674-4020
www.dk.com
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DK Publishing is the visionary book
publisher renowned for pioneering a
distinctive, highly visual style in its
books for adults and children. DK
(Dorling Kindersley) is a division of
Penguin Group (USA) and is part of
Pearson plc, the international media
group.
Drexel University Online,
The iSchool 2504
3001 Market St. Suite 300
Philadelphia, PA 19104
215-895-0919
Fax: 215-571-3903
www.drexel.com/ala
Drexel University Online, The iSchool
offers ALA members a 20% reduction,
when enrolling in the ALA-accredited,
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MS in Library and Information Science
or the Certificate of Advanced Study
in Information Science and Technology.
Visit www.drexel.com/ala or www.isc
hool.drexel.edu or booth 2504. Use
“ALA” as your code to apply for free.
Exhibiting Staff: Maura Buzad Trainor,
Allison Yocum, Matt Lechtenberg
Duke University Press 1752
Box 90660
Durham, NC 27708-0660
919-688-5134
888-651-0122
Fax: 919-688-4574
www.dukeupress.edu
Duke University Press publishes
approximately 120 books annually and
more than 35 periodicals in a wide
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range of disciplines. Our electronic
collections include the e-Duke Books
Scholarly Collection, the e-Duke
Journals Scholarly Collection, the
Carlyle Letters Online, and Project
Euclid, a joint venture with Cornell
University Library.
Exhibiting Staff:
Jocelyn Dawson
Kimberly
Steinle,
Dun & Bradstreet 2445
3 Sylvan Way
Parsippany, NJ 07054
973-605-6782
800-526-0651
Fax: 866-358-7491
www.dnb.com
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D&B, the most trusted source of
business information for the past 160
years, gives you instant access to 100
million businesses worldwide. It’s vital
for you to be D&B connected. Connect
with us at www.dnb.com.
DVA (Distribution Video &
Audio, Inc.) 1762
133 Candy Lane
Palm Harbor, FL 34683
727-447-4147
800-683-4147
Fax: 727-441-3069
www.dvalibrary.com
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Serving libraries over 15 years, DV&A
is a full service media distributor
specializing in entertainment and
special interest titles. Our database
consists of over 350,000 in-print and
out-of-print VHS and DVD for order on
our specialized Ecommerce site.
Exhibiting Staff: Elise DiCanio
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e-ImageData Corp. 2248
340 Grant St
Hartford, WI 53027
262-673-3476
800-251-2261
Fax: 262-673-3496
http://e-imagedata.com
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The
ScanPro
1000
Viewer,
Scanner-to-PC.
Printer
for
ALL
Microforms Microfilm, Cartridge Film,
Ultra Fiche, Micro Opaques, and
Aperture Cards Features provide
convenience,
simplicity,
and
easy-of-use. Automatic image advance,
framing, cropping, etc High resolution
scan in just ONE second Optical zoom
lens coverage 7X to 100X Exclusive
TRUEView™
operation.
Automatic
scanning of roll film.
Exhibiting Staff: James Westoby
e-Libro, Corp. 2619
17555 Atlantic Blvd. Suite 804
Miami, FL 33160
305-466-0155
Fax: 305-466-0968
www.e-libro.com
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E-Libro is the future of Spanish
Language online research combining
modern and versatile software from
Ebrary, with 30,000 of the highest
quality books and scientific research
journals from 100 of the world’s
leading Publishing Companies.
Exhibiting Staff: Felipe Varela, Donna
Preudhomme
East View Information
Services 2420
10601 Wayzata Boulevard
952-252-1201
800-477-1005
Fax: 952-252-1205
www.eastview.com
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East
View
Information
Services
provides information solutions on any
topic from Eastern Europe, Asia, and
Middle East. We serve academic,
government and corporate researchers
around the world. We produce and
distribute aggregated databases of
periodicals, historical archives, and
books, on microfilm/fiche, online, and
in print. Find us at www.eastview.com
Exhibiting Staff: David Ziembiec
Eastern Book Company
1148
55 Bradley Dr.
Westbrook, ME 04092
207-856-1370
800-937-0331
Fax: 207-856-1685
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www.ebc.com
Eastern Book Company: a leading
supplier of books to academic, public
and special libraries nationwide.
Eastern has a quick turnaround time,
exceptional fulfillment rates, and great
discounts plus the personal customer
service that academic libraries require.
Exhibiting Staff: Stephen Coyne, John
Riley
EasyBib.com 734
PO Box 4668 #38315
New York, NY 10016
847-323-1419
www.easybib.com
EasyBib.com provides bibliographic
composition services. Users enter their
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bibliographic data and EasyBib formats
this into a works cited list ready to
print. Along with its free service,
EasyBib provides school-wide software
with collaborative tools between
teachers and students. Today, EasyBib
is the most popular bibliographic
software of its kind.
Exhibiting Staff: Neal Taparia, Darshan
Somashekar, Emry Downinghall
Ebook Library 1952
2505 SE 11th Ave. #226
Portland, OR 97202
503-473-8506
Fax: 240-235-7017
www.eblib.com
Ebook Library (EBL) offers a variety
of innovative and flexible ways to
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purchase and use ebooks, tailored
specifically to academic, research and
corporate libraries. EBL provides
title-by-title selection of ebooks, along
with a range of accesson demand
options.
Exhibiting Staff: Sally TerBeck, Kari
Paulson
ebrary 2404
318 Cambridge Avenue
Palo Alto, CA 94306
650-475-8700
866-4-EBRARY
Fax: 650-475-8881
http://www.ebrary.com/
ebrary® is a leading e-content services
and technology provider that has been
serving the library, publishing, and
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corporate markets since 1999. More
than 1,400 customers around the world
serving over 12.5 million end-users use
the ebrary platform to acquire
e-content from leading publishers and
distribute their own PDF content
online.
EBSCO 1520
5724 Highway 280, East
Birmingham, AL
35242
205-991-6600
www.ebsco.com
EBSCO partners with a broad range of
clients, including libraries and their
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patrons,
research
institutions,
publishers, corporations and business
communities.
The
world’s
only
fullservice provider of information,
EBSCO offers a portfolio of services
that spans the realm of print and
electronic subscription access and
management, research databases and
more. www.ebsco.com.
Eerdmans Books for Young
Readers 907
2140 Oak Industrial Dr NE
Grand Rapids, MI 49505
616-459-4591
800-253-7521
Fax: 616-459-6540
www.eerdmans.com/youngreaders
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We publish high-quality picture books,
novels and biographies that encourage
children to explore the wonder, joy,
and challenges of life.
Exhibiting Staff: Anita Eerdmans
Elecompack by ASRS 1556
225 W. 34th St. #2103
New York, NY 10122
843-251-2530
Fax: 212-714-2084
elecompack.com
ELECOMPACK is a high density mobile
bookstack system that provides more
than twice the storage capacity of
conventional stacks. ELECOMPACK is
available in both electric and
mechanical models. Both models
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provide
passive
safeties.
ELECOM-PACK-simply the best!
Exhibiting Staff: Bob Gum
Ellison 803
25862 Commercentre Dr.
Lake Forest, CA 92630-8804
949-598-8822
800-253-2238
Fax: 949-598-8838
www.ellison.com
For over 30 years, Ellison has
pioneered
reliable
shape-cutting
solutions for the classroom. The
Prestige® SpaceSaver™ and Prestige®
Pro are known for their long-lasting
quality. The all-safe, all-easy AllStar®
Machine is also all affordable. And our
most
versatile
machine,
the
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RollModel™, works with any Ellison
die ever made.
Elsevier Inc. 1532
360 Park Ave South
New York, NY 10010
212-633-3767
888-437-4636
Fax: 212-633-3112
www.elsevier.com
Elsevier, publisher of scientific,
technical & medical information
products. Elsevier publishes more than
2,000 journals and 1,900 new books
per
year,
additionally
offering
innovative electronic products, i.e.
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ScienceDirect, MD Consult, Scopus,
bibliographic databases and online
reference works. Visit us at booth
#1531&1532. Elsevier. Building Insights.
Breaking Boundaries.™.
Emerald Group Publishing
Limited 2518
Howard House Wagon Lane
Bingley, BD16 1WA
West Yorkshire United Kingdom
44-127-477-7700
866-901-1923
Fax: 44-127-478-5201
www.emeraldinsight.com
Emerald Group Publishing Limited is
the world’s leading publisher of
management
research.
Emerald
publishes over 700 titles, comprising
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200 journals, nearly 300 books and
over 200 book series as well as online
products and services. Providing
research you can use and connecting
academia
with
the
world
of
management practice.
Exhibiting Staff: David Butler, Jim De
Wolf, John Eggleton, David Birkinshaw,
Donna Reynolds, Bea Ramirez, Margie
Konen
Emery-Pratt Company
2024
1966 W. M-21
Owosso, MI 48867
989-723-5291
800-248-3887
Fax: 989-723-4677
www.emery-pratt.com
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Distributor of books and AV materials,
giving personal service to libraries and
hospitals nationwide. We welcome your
orders and standing orders via phone,
mail, fax, PC and EDI.
Exhibiting Staff: Avery Weaver, Kevin
Coyle, Charles Snider, Ray Austin, &
Oscar T. Robot
Encore 1319
5850 Shellmound Way
510-655-6200
Fax: 510-450-6350
www.encoreforlibraries.com
Encore(www.encoreforlibraries.com) is
the next-generation search tool that
unites content, community, and
discovery-no matter which ILS a library
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uses. The Encore Framework supports
robust applications and Online Service
offerings to meet your library’s
particular needs. What’s more, the
Encore “Pit Crew” backs the product
with single-day, in-library installation
and dedicated support.
Encyclopaedia Britannica,
Inc. 1407
331 N. LaSalle St.
Chicago, IL 60654
800-621-3900
800-621-3900
Fax: 800-344-9624
www.info.eb.com
Encyclopaedia
Britannica
Online
continues to provide an easy-to-use
gateway to the vast resources of
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Britannica. Stop by booth #1407 to
see many of the award winning
Britannica products including SMART
MATH, Britannica Online Library
Edition, Global Reference, Spanish
Reference,
Britannica
Illustrated
Science Library, and the Britannica
Student Encyclopedia!
Exhibiting Staff: Michael Ross, Rick
Lumsden, Jason Nitschke, Marie
Giannola, Wendell Reeves
Enslow Publishers Inc. 809
PO Box 398
40 Industrial Road
Berkely Heights, NJ 07922-0398
908-7719400
800-398-2504
Fax: 908-771-0925
www.enslow.com
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Enslow has published quality K-12
nonfiction books for over 30 years.
Our colorful Enslow Elementary books
are approved by both reading and
content experts. Our Middle-High
School books have been brightly
redesigned to engage readers of all
levels. MyReportLinks.com Books give
students access to hundreds of safe
related Online sites.
Exhibiting Staff: Brian Enslow, Mark
Enslow, John Martucci
Envisionware 2414
2810 Premiere Parkway NW, Suite 350
Duluth, GA 30097-8912
678-584-5911
800-216-8370
Fax: 678-584-1232
http://www.envisionware.com
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EnvisionWare, world’s leading provider
self-service solutions serving over
5,000 libraries around the globe. PC
ReservationR and print control to
credit card and self-service fine
payment solutions; self-check to
turnkey RFID, and LibraryPDA to
Automated
Materials
Handling
systems, EnvisionWare has right
solution for all libraries regardless of
size/type.
Exhibiting Staff: Mike Monk, Al Coalla,
Jan Sheppard, Debbie Bruno, Kristen
Zdunowski, John Himes, Steve Kraus
Equinox Software, Inc. 522
3050 Business Park Drive, Suite A1
Norcross, GA 30071
678-269-6116
877-OPEN-ILS
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Fax: 866-497-6390
http://www.esilibrary.com
Founded by the original Evergreen
designers and developers, Equinox
Software is a growing team of skilled
developers and other professionals
who provide comprehensive migration
services, development, and technical
support
for
Evergreen,
the
consortial-quality,
open
source
Integrated Library System.
Exhibiting Staff: Brad LaJeunesse, Bob
Molyneux, Bill Erickson, Mike Rylander,
Shae Tetterton, Karen Schneider, Don
McMorris, Corinne Hall, Dawn Roberts,
Carolyn Molyneux
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Erasmus Boekhandel BV
2422
P.O. Box 19140
Amsterdam, 1000 GC, The Netherlands
5353422
Fax:- 6206788
www.erasmusbooks.nl and www.erasm
us.fr
With offices located in Amsterdam and
Paris, we supply European books and
CD-ROMS to national, university and
public libraries. Areas covered range
from STM and humanities to law and
fine arts. Firm orders, standing orders,
approval plans and new title service.
Exhibiting Staff: Dirk Raes, Sasha M.
Brunsmann
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ERIC 616
655 15th St., NW, Ste 500
202-741-4283
Fax: 202-628-3205
www.eric.ed.gov
ERIC includes more than 1.2 million
education-related
documents
and
journal article records, and is
increasing full-text access. The number
of comprehensively indexed journals
has risen dramatically, providing
broader access to the literature in
education. New Online site features
include RSS feeds and tutorials. Visit
ERIC to learn more.
Exhibiting Staff: Pete Dagutis, Nancy
Cawley, Jane Atwell
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Estey/ Tennsco 1444
P.O. Box 1888
201 Tennsco Dr
Dickson, TN 37056-1888
615-446-8000
800-251-8184 x5318
Fax: 615-446-7224
www.tennsco.com
Estey,
one
of
the
premier
manufacturers of cantilever library
shelving in the world. Providing
storage solutions for today’s library
needs, to include the latest in
multimedia storage.
Exhibiting Staff: Chris Blankenship, Hal
McCalla
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Euromonitor International
1045
224 South Michigan Avenue, Suite
1500
Chicago, IL 60604
312-922-1115
Fax: 312-922-1157
www.euromonitor.com
Passport GMID is an award-winning
online information system providing
intelligence on industries, countries
and consumers. Offering integrated
access to internationally comparable
statistics, full-text market reports, real
time news analysis from industry and
country analysts. Research covers 205
countries, with extended coverage of
80.
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Exhibiting Staff: Michael Pacurar, Sean
Griffin
Eustis Chair 1145
P.O. Box 842
Ashburnham, MA 01430
978-827-3103
Fax: 978-827-3040
www.eustischair.com
Eustis Chair is an owner-operated
manufacturer of distinctive hardwood
chairs for public and academic
libraries. Our chairs are designed for
elegance and comfort, and engineered
for lasting durability. They are built
by American craftsmen in our 100
year-old
factory
located
in
Ashburnham,
Massachusetts,
the
birthplace of U.S. chair manufacturing.
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Exhibiting Staff: Fred Eustis, Lisa
Eustis
Evergreen Press 2614
6140 Rangeline Rd, #A
Theodore, AL 36582
251-443-7900
888-670-7463
Fax: 251-443-7090
www.evergreenpress.com
Evergreen Press in Mobile Al, is an
inspirational/religious publisher. We
have many titles of inspirtional nature
including are best sellers Cats in the
Parsonage and Angel at My Door. We
also have business titles including
Winning Without Greed. We look to
have several book signings at our
booth so please come by.
839
Ex Libris 632
1350 E. Touhy Ave., Suite 200E
Des Plaines, IL 60018
847-296-2200
800-762-6300
www.exlibrisgroup.com
Ex Libris is a leading provider of
library automation solutions, offering
the only comprehensive product suite
on the market today for electronic,
digital, and print materials. By
collaborating closely with customers
and industry visionaries, Ex Libris
addresses the evolving requirements
of libraries in the high-tech era.
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Facet Publishing 1424
100 William Street, Suite 2004
New York, NY 10038
212-925-8650
866-NS-BOOKS
Fax: 212-219-8916
www.neal-schuman.com
Facet
Publishing
is
a
leading
international publisher of books for
the library and information profession.
Previously
Library
Association
Publishing, Facet Publishing is wholly
owned by CILIP: the Chartered Institute
of
Library
and
Information
Professionals.
Facet
books
are
exclusively distributed in the United
States by Neal-Schuman Publishers.
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Facts On File 2031
132 W. 31st Street, 17th Floor
New York, NY 10001
212-967-8800
800-322-8755
Fax: 800-678-3633
http://www.factsonfile.com
Founded in 1941, Facts On File is an
award-winning publisher of print and
online reference materials as well as
online historical and current news
products for schools and libraries.
Subject areas include science, history,
careers, literature, religion, the arts,
and more.
FamilySearch 2438
35 N. West Temple St.
842
Salt Lake City, UT 84150
801-240-2584
866-406-1830
Fax: 801-240-1794
www.familysearch.org
FamilySearch is the world’s largest
provider of FREE genealogy resources
–
online
databases,
research
guides/helps, and forms. Records are
available from 100+ countries and can
be obtained by visiting one of over
4500 branch libraries (family history
centers). Some records can be
accessed through the library’s Online
site at familysearch.org.
Exhibiting Staff: Paul F. Smart, Paul
Nauta, Staff
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Farrar Straus Giroux 1114
18 West 18th Street
New York, NY 10011
212-741-6900
Fax: 212-741-6973
www.fsgkidsbooks.com
Award-winning
hardcover
and
paperback books for toddlers through
young adults, all genres and formats.
Imprints include: Frances Foster Books;
Melanie Kroupa Books; Farrar Straus
Giroux Books for Young Readers;
Sunburst Paperbacks; Aerial Fiction;
Mirasol/libros juveniles; and R & S
Books.
Exhibiting Staff: Michael Eisenberg;
Margaret Ferguson; Jeanne McDermott
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FDA’s Division of Drug
Information 553
Federal Communications
Commision 541
Consumer & Governmental Affairs
Bureau, Consumer Affairs & Outreach
Div.
445 12th Street, SW
888-CALL-FCC
TTY: 1-888-TELL-FCC
www.fcc.gov
The
Federal
Communications
Commission (FCC) is an independent
US government agency charged with
regulating interstate and international
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communications by radio, television,
wire, satellite, and cable.
Exhibiting Staff: Helen Chang
Feiwel and Friends 1118
175 Fifth Ave
New York, NY 10010
646-307-5696
888-330-8477
Fax: 212-979-8768
www.feiwelandfriends.com
Feiwel and Friends children’s books
combine quality and substance with
commercial appeal. The books include
fiction and nonfiction for ages 0-16.
Our books are friends for life.
Exhibiting Staff: Jean Feiwel, Liz
Szabla, Elizabeth Fithian, Allison
Remcheck
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Ferguson Publishing 2031
New York, NY 10001
212-967-8800
800-322-8755
Fax: 800-678-3633
http://www.fergpubco.com
With its acclaimed career guidance and
reference
materials,
Ferguson
Publishing is highly regarded among
librarians and guidance counselors as
the premier publisher in the career
education field.
Films for the Humanities
& Sciences 2031
PO Box 2053
847
800-257-5126
800-257-5126
Fax: 609-671-0266
http://www.films.com
As the leading provider of media for
higher education, Films for the
Humanities & Sciences creates and
distributes
world-class
academic
content for discerning educators. Films
for the Humanities & Sciences is
widely recognized as having the
broadest and deepest range of content
available.
Films Media Group 2031
PO Box 2053
800-257-5126
800-257-5126
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Fax: 609-671-5777
www.films.com
Films Media Group is the leading
provider of educational video for the
high school curriculum, representing
the world’s finest broadcasters,
independent producers, and our own
award-winning productions. Besides
DVDs, we offer over 8,000 titles for
digital licensing on local servers or
streamed from our Online-based video
solution, Films On Demand.
Financial Times 951
New York, New York 10019
212-641-6419
www.ft.com
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The Financial Times, one of the worlds
leading
business
newspapers,
recognized internationally for its
authority, integrity and accuracy. FT
content helps 6.5 million people to
stay ahead. Give your company the
edge with an FT Content License. We’ll
deliver FT content to your team,
whenever and however works best for
you—in print, online, or through third
party channels. The result? Better
informed staff, faster decisions and
better results for your business.
Exhibiting Staff: Stephanie
Debbie Marty, Linda Talarico
Firefly Books 938
66 Leek Crescent
Richmond Hill, ON L4B 1H1
Canada
Major,
850
416-499-8412
Fax: 416-499-1142
www.fireflybooks.com
Quality trade books for adults, young
adults and children.
Exhibiting
Martin
Staff:
Ann
Quinn,
Tom
First Second Books 1107
175 Fifth Avenue
New York, NY 10010
646-307-5388
Fax: 646-307-5285
www.firstsecondbooks.com
First Second Books publishes quality
graphic novels for adults, children, and
teens. With the highest standards for
both art and writing, First Second
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Books’ mission is to publish great
books by great authors.
Exhibiting Staff: Mark Siegel, Lauren
L. Wohl, Colleen AF Venable
FKI Logistex 2532
10045 International Blvd.
Cincinnati, OH 45246
877-935-4564
877-935-4564
www.fkilogistex.com/library
FKI Logistex (www.fkilogistex.com/lib
rary) is a premier provider of
automated material handling systems
for
libraries
worldwide.
Library
solutions from FKI Logistex are
cost-effective
and
ergonomic
alternatives
to
traditional,
labor-intensive
library
processes.
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Solutions include automated check-in
stations, sorting systems, shelving
systems and security monitoring.
Exhibiting Staff: Tom Pinkin, Chris
Johnson, Ken Cordes, Cory McCoy,
Laura Suman, Karen Adams
2114
1340 Ridgeview Drive
McHenry, IL 60050
815-759-1700
888-511-5114
Fax: 800-852-5458
www.titlewave.com
As the only company that focuses on
K-12 schools, Follett Library Resources
is uniquely attuned to understanding
and meeting the needs of school
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librarians. We offer an easy-to-use
Online site (titlewave.com), personal
service,
complete
cataloging/processing,
plus
free
shipping and handling on books and
audiovisual materials.
Footnote.com 1134
355 South 520 West, Suite 175
Lindon, UT 84042
801-494-6517
800-613-0181
Fax: 801-494-6490
www.footnote.com
Footnote.com brings the U.S. National
Archives to your library. Footnote.com
through their partnership with NARA
and other archives have digitized
millions of historical documents found
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nowhere else on the Online. At Footn
ote.com, you don’t just view history,
you connect with history.
Exhibiting Staff: Justin Schroepfer
Formac/ James Lorimer &
Co. 1041
5502 Atlantic St
Halifax, Nova Scotia B3H 1G4
Canada
902-421-7022
800-565-1975
Fax: 902-425-0166
www.formac.ca
Formac publishes chapter books
featuring humorous, contemporary
characters appealing to beginning
independent readers in the First
Novels series. Lorimer publishes a
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collection of sports novels which
appeal to reluctant readers in the 9-13
age group.
Frances Lincoln Children’s
Books (Dist. in US by
Publishers Group West)
831
4 Torriano Mews Torriano Avenue
London, England NW5 2RZ
United Kingdom
020-7284-4009
800-788-3123
Fax: 020-7485-0490
www.franceslincoln.com
Since 1988 Frances Lincoln Children’s
Books has published high-quality
illustrated books, specializing in
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multicultural picture books (including
the
bestseller
Amazing
Grace),
information books, and art books.
Attending authors are Mick Manning
and Brita Granstrom.
Exhibiting Staff: Ani
Janetta Otter Barry
Chamichian,
Frankfurt Book Fair 1320
Reineckstrasse 3
Frankfurt, 60313
Germany
+49-69-2101-263
Fax: +49-69-2102-227
FIBF is the biggest book fair in the
world with more than 7,500 exhibitors
from 113 countries. Also organizes
participation of German publishers at
more than 25 international fairs and
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is cofounder of Cape Town Book Fair
in South Africa and the co-organizer
of the Abu Dhabi Book Fair.
Franklin Watts 914
Danbury, CT 06816
203-797-3500
800-621-1115
Fax: 866-783-4361
Franklin Watts is dedicated to
producing quality nonfiction books for
middle-grade through young adult. Our
list offers books in subjects including
science, biography, history, geography,
social studies and reference.
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Exhibiting Staff: Evan St. Lifer, Eric
Schmitt, Randy Pennington
Friends of Libraries U.S.A.
614
109 S. 13th St., 3N
215-790-1674
800-936-5872
Fax: 215-545-3821
www.folusa.org
FOLUSA
provides
resources,
workshops, and consulting services to
support Friends, Foundations, and
Trustees in their work on behalf of
libraries. FOLUSA’s wide array of
resources
focus
on
advocacy,
fundraising,
organizational
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effectiveness,
libraries.
and
governance
for
Exhibiting Staff: Sally G. Reed, Beth
Nawalinski
Frontline Placement
Technologies, Inc. 2247
5 Great Valley Parkway, Suite 150
Malvern, PA 19355
610-722-9745
Fax: 610-722-9537
www.frontlineplacement.com
Frontline Placement Technologies is
an employee scheduling service. How
about tossing out the paper timesheets
and paper employee schedules? How
about letting your schedule fix itself
while you sit back and relax?
Employees can go online or on the
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phone to gain access to their updated
schedule. Please visit www.frontlinep
lacement.com/enterprise.
Exhibiting Staff: Harrison Jacobs
Frozen Light Collection
548
4459 S Gary Ave
Tulsa, OK 74105-4360
918-492-1212
www.frozenlight.biz
The very best travel clothing. Silk
velvet shawls and ruanas. Batik jackets
and sarongs. Dresses and pantsets for
work or play, daytime or evening.
Sterling silver jewelry with gemstones.
Exhibiting Staff: Mona Betz
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Fulcrum Publishing 1440
4690 Table Mountain Drive, Suite 100
Golden, CO 80403
303-928-8240
800-992-2908
Fax: 303-279-7111
www.fulcrumbooks.com
Founded in 1984, Fulcrum Publishing
takes pride in encouraging readers to
live life to the fullest and learn
something new every day. The
company is a resounding voice for
independent publishing in the western
United States, carrying and promoting
over 450 active titles.
Exhibiting Staff: Michelle Baldwin
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Full Cast Audio 517
618 Westcott Street, First Floor
Syracuse, NY 13210
315-471-7500
800-871-6809
Fax: 315-471-9902
www.fullcastaudio.com
Full Cast Audio: unabridged audiobooks
for children and young adults,
featuring titles by Tamora Pierce,
Shannon Hale, Tim Green, Bruce Coville
and many others. All titles are
available on CD in sturdy library
packaging. FCA is also available on
Playaway, Audible.co and Overdrive.
Exhibiting Staff: Bruce Coville, Daniel
Bostick, Sue Streeter
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Furniture by Dovetail 641
70 Industrial Drive
Holden, MA 01520
508-829-8947
Fax: 508-829-8948
www.bydovetail.com
Dovetail helps academic institutions
create efficient environments that
integrate architecture, furniture and
technology. Many prestigious colleges
and universities have discovered our
extraordinary ability to custom design
and build furniture, cabinetry and
millwork of lasting beauty.
Exhibiting Staff: Tonja Morrison, Frank
Poltack
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G
1604
27500 Drake Road
Farmington Hills, MI 48331
248-699-4253
800-877-GALE
Fax: 248-699-8094
www.gale.com
Gale, part of Cengage Learning, brings
power to the user and value to the
library with tools and support for
increased usage of valuable resources.
Visit our booth to test-drive the
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groundbreaking Global Issues in
Context and to see how you can bring
power to your library users!
Gareth Stevens Publishing
1132
1 Reader’s Digest Road
Pleasantville, NY 10570
800-542-2595
800-542-2595
Fax: 877-542-2596
www.garethstevens.com
Gareth Stevens Publishing, one of the
world’s
most
respected
library
publishers, focuses on Pre K to Grade
12 nonfiction titles aligned to meet
curriculum objectives. Leading children
to a lifetime of learning through
high-interest materials is the mission
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of Gareth Stevens, a division of the
Weekly Reader Publishing Group.
Exhibiting Staff: Melissa Luter
Gaylord Bros 1814
7282 William Barry Blvd
North Syracuse, NY 13212
315-634-8632
800-448-6160
Fax: 800-595-7265
www.gaylord.com
Gaylord is proud to introduce our
newest exclusive line of library
furniture – Gaylord Genesis. Visit us
at Booth #1814 and be the first to see
the new Genesis line, and, the new
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Gaylord Library Chair Collection. Also,
Get Mobile! with Gaylord’s wide range
of mobile products.
Geographic Research, Inc.
2451
244 5th Avenue, Suite 2316
New York, NY 10001
888-845-5064
Fax: 866-212-8001
www.geographicresearch.com
SimplyMap, a Online-based mapping
and data analysis application, enables
users
to
quickly
create
professional-quality thematic maps and
reports using powerful demographic,
business,
and
marketing
data.
SimplyMap turns complex nationwide
data into valuable information that is
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easily accessed through an innovative,
userfriendly interface.
Exhibiting Staff: Charles Swartz
Greenwood Publishing
Group 1632
88 Post Road West
Westport, CT 06881-5007
203-226-3571
800-225-5800
Fax: 203-222-1502
www.greenwood.com
Greenwood Press is the publisher of
curriculum-related reference titles,
e-books,
and
online
reference
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resources in History, Literature,
Popular Culture, Science and Social
Studies areas. Stop by booth 1632 to
see a demonstration of our latest
online reference resources.
Exhibiting Staff: Karin Cholak; Mary Jo
Scala; Dave Horvath; Laura Mullen;
James Lingle; Lori Dombroski; Caitlin
Callaghan
Grey House Publishing
2204
185 Millerton Road
Millerton, NY 12546
518-789-8700
800-562-2139
Fax: 518-789-0556
www.greyhouse.com
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Publisher of authoritative reference
works for public, academic and high
school
libraries.
Topics
include
business,
health,
statistics
&
demographics,
general
reference
works, education and TheStreet.com
Ratings Guides. Check out our new
online database platform, GOLD, at w
ww.gold.greyhouse.com!
Exhibiting Staff: Richard Gottlieb,
Leslie Mackenzie, Jessica Moody
Griffyn Ink 740
210 Brookhaven Dr.
Gallatin, TN 37066
817-807-5178
877-6-GRIFFYN
Fax: 817-488-8727
www.GriffynInk.com
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Discover the World’s First AudioMovie
– the next generation of audiobook.
An
unabridged
audio
recording
including a complete cast, soundtrack
and sound effects, the AudioMovie is
the wave of the future. Meet author
AJ Scudiere. Paperbacks, CD sets, USB
flash drives, and digital downloads
available. Discounts available at booth
740.
Exhibiting
Scudiere
Staff:
Eli
Jackson,
Grolier 914
Danbury, 06816
203-797-3500
800-621-1115
Fax: 866-783-4351
AJ
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Grolier reference sets offer in-depth,
comprehensive coverage of the most
compelling people, animals, events,
and discoveries of our time.
Exhibiting Staff: Evan St. Lifer, Randy
Pennington, Mark Stollar, Eric Schmitt
Groundwood Books (Dist.
West) 831
110 Spadina Avenue, Suite 801
Toronto, Ontario M5V 2K4
Canada
416-363-4343
800-788-3123
Fax: 416-363-1017
www.groundwoodbooks.com.
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Canada’s
premier
independent
children’s publisher of award-winning
and acclaimed picture books, junior
and young adult books, Groundwork
Guides,
and
Libros
Tigrillo,
a
Spanish-language imprint.
Exhibiting Staff: Patsy Aldana, Fred
Horler
Group3 Planners, LLC 506
8235 West 71st Avenue
Arvada, CO 80004
303-456-4824
www.group3planners.com
Group3 Planners LLC provides planning
and interior design to libraries,
addressing the changing role of
libraries through needs assessment,
strategic planning, building or space
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programming, space planning
design of library interiors.
and
Exhibiting Staff: Sharon Rowlen, Mary
Gulash, Beth Hager
Grove Press/ Atlantic
Monthly (Dist. in US by
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841 Broadway, 4th Fl.
New York, NY 10003
212-614-7850
800-788-3123
Fax: 212-614-7886
www.groveatlantic.com
Grove Press and Atlantic Monthly
Press continue their proud tradition of
publishing acclaimed fiction and fine
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nonfiction for the general trade.
Includes the Black Cat and Canongate
imprints.
Guide By Cell Inc. 2251
300 Beale Street, Ste 608
415-297-6677
Fax: 707-988-7921
www.guidebycell.com
Guide by Cell turns cell phones into
library audio guides. For exhibitions,
tours, or “How to use library” guides.
Record over phone or upload files.
Visitors use their cell phones. Online
statistics provide amazing information.
You can collect visitor feedback. Try
for free, then pay a low fee.
Exhibiting Staff: David Asheim
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Guide To Reference 1418
50 East Huron Street
Chicago, IL 60611
312-280-5282
800-545-2433
Fax: 312-280-5275
www.guidetoreference.org
Guide to Reference from the ALA is
now
online!
Grounded
in
a
hundred-year history as the standard
for reference service, Guide to
Reference now offers over 16,000
authoritative
print
and
Online
reference resources with browse and
search capabilities. Visit our booth for
a
demonstration
and
special
conference pricing.
Exhibiting Staff: Steven Hoffman
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Gumdrop Books 707
802 North 41st Street
PO Box 505
Bethany, MO 64424
660-425-7777
800-821-7199
Fax: 866-321-7199
www.gumdropbooks.com
Top educational book distributor and
publisher for PreK through college
level.
Choose
from
over
300
publishers, some exclusive. Exceptional
service, unconditionally guaranteed.
Lowest prices, one PO, flexible
payment plan, outstanding cataloging
and processing, free MARC records,
over 2 million books ready to ship.
Professional sales representatives and
online ordering.
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Exhibiting Staff: Juanita Jones, Nick
Fitzgerald
H
H.W. Wilson, Co. 1504
950 University Avenue
Bronx, NY 10452
718-588-8400
800-367-6770
Fax: 718-590-1617
www.hwwilson.com
Leading reference publisher for more
than a century. Over 60 outstanding
databases on WilsonOnline! Enjoy
demos of a wide range of resources,
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including the new WilsonOnline CX
Edition, Current Issues: Environment,
Cinema Image Gallery and the
enhanced Art Image Museum Gallery.
Exhibiting Staff: Deborah Loeding,
Harold Regan, James Phelan, John
O’Connor, Lu Parziale, Joseph Miller,
Mark Gauthier, Nancy Kolady, Frank
Daly
Hachette Book Group USA
1122
237 Park Avenue
New York, NY 10017-0010
212-364-1100
800-759-0190
Fax: 212-364-0943
www.hbgusa.com
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Hachette Book Group USA is a leading
trade publisher comprised of Grand
Central Publishing (formerly Warner
Books), Little Brown and Company,
Orbit, FaithWords, Center Street, Little
Brown Books for Young Readers, Yen
Press, and Hachette Audio.
Exhibiting Staff: Heather Scott, Jessica
Cartnick
Hallett & Sons Expert
Movers, Inc. 1656
7535 West 59th Street
Summit, IL 60501
708-458-8600
800 645-6683
Fax: 708-458-7116
www.hallettmovers.com
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If you are relocating, re-carpeting,
remodeling or integrating your library,
stop by our booth to discuss your
project and receive a free luggage tag.
Exhibiting Staff: Jack L. Hallett
Happy Feet, Inc. 1856
205 National Place, Unit 113
Longwood, FL 32750
www.happyfeet.net
Harper Perennial 1020
10 East 53rd Street, 6th Floor
New York, NY 10022-5299
212-207-7098
Fax: 212-2077098
www.harperperennial.com
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For nearly 50 years, HarperCollins,
through its Harper Perennial imprint,
has published great and lasting works
in trade paperback, including classics.
Today, the rebranded and relaunched
Harper Perennial imprint continues to
publish fiction and nonfiction of
enduring value, while introducing
readers to new, edgy literary writers.
Visit us at www.OliveReader.com.
Exhibiting Staff: Carrie Kania, Jennifer
Hart, Nicole Reardon
HarperCollins Children’s
Books 1013
New York, NY 10019
212-261-6789
Fax: 212-261-6925
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www.harpercollinschildrens.com
Our exhibit includes children’s books
in trade, library and paperback
editions, preschool through young
adult, some titles in Spanish and some
audio. Imprints include The Bowen
Press, Greenwillow Books, Katherine
Tegen Books and HarperTeen. Visit our
booth for free books, galleys and great
promotional materials!
Exhibiting Staff: Patty Rosati, Dina
Sherman
1014
10 East 53rd Street
New York, NY 10022-5244
212-207-7592
800-331-3761
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Fax: 212-207-6955
www.HarperCollins.com
Visit us in the exhibit hall to see the
latest fiction, nonfiction, cookbook,
audio, and large print titles from the
imprints of HarperCollins Publishers.
You do not want to miss our lineup of
author signings and great book
giveaways.
Exhibiting Staff: Virginia Stanley,
Bobby Brinson, Kayleigh George
HARASSOWITZ 2424
Kreuzberger Ring 7b-d
Wiesbaden, 65174
Germany
251-342-2929
800-348-6886
Fax: 800-574-5732
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www.harrassowitz.de
HARRASSOWITZ is a book and serial
vendor for the academic and research
library community, specializing in the
distribution
of
scholarly
books,
periodicals, e-resources, and music
scores. Now offering HERMIS 4.0, a
complete suite of services for
e-resources.
Exhibiting Staff: Tina Feick, Justin
Clarke, Kasia Stasik, Knut Dorn,
Friedemann Weigel, Regina Lichti,
Ulrike Moeller, Monika Krieg, Claudia
Dorn, Nadja Dorn-Lange, Irene Leister,
Pat Rodgers
Heifer International 1857
1 World Avenue
Little Rock, AR 72202
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800-422-0474
www.heifer.org
While Heifer International’s mission is
to end hunger and poverty and care
for the Earth, we’ve been passing on
the gift of knowledge for more than
60 years. Heifer’s education programs
give teachers and other educators the
resources to help students develop a
passion for helping others.
Exhibiting Staff: Beth Pierce; David
Trainor-Namir
Henry Holt and Company
1104
175 Fifth Avenue
New York, NY 10010
646-307-5281
Fax: 6463075247
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www.henryholtchildrensbooks.com
Henry Holt Books for Young Readers
is known for publishing quality
children’s books by imaginative
authors and illustrators including
Denise Fleming, Kimberly Willis Holt,
Peter McCarty, Nikki Giovanni, Bryan
Collier, and Laurie Keller.
Exhibiting Staff: Tim Jones
Highbridge Audio (A
division of Workman
Publishing Company) 903
225 Varick St.
New York, NY 10014-4381
212 614-7572
800-722-7202 x7572
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Fax: 800-344-3482
www.highbridgeaudio.com
HighBridge is your source for awarding
winning fiction, nonfiction, and NPR
radio-based
audio
publications;
everything from mystery to history,
from new voices to classic works.
Stern, Steven Pace
Highsmith Inc. 1323
401 S Wright Rd PO Box 5210
Janesville, WI 53547-5210
608-743-8000
800-558-2110
Fax: 608-743-8009
www.highsmith.com
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Better brands, better prices on library
furnishing, equipment and supplies.
Featuring a wide selection of early
learning products, lounge furnishings
and display materials. New gaming
products help turn your library into a
teen hot spot. $5 shipping and
handling on orders shipped from our
warehouse.
Exhibiting Staff: Barb Howell, Kathy
Topel, John Wilson, Kristen Kochan
Holiday House 1007
425 Madison Avenue
New York, NY 10017
212-688-0085
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Fax: 212-421-6134
www.holidayhouse.com
Holiday House is an independent
American publisher that publishes
fiction, nonfiction, poetry, and picture
books for children of all ages from
preschool through young adult. Visit
us online at www.holidayhouse.com.
Exhibiting
Staff:
Borzumato-Greenberg, John
Mary Cash, Barbara Walsh
Te r r y
Briggs,
The Hollinger Corporation
1861
P.O. Box 8360
Fredericksburg, VA 22404-8360
800-634-0491
Fax: 800-947-8814
www.hollingercorp.com
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The Hollinger Corporation offers a wide
variety of archival boxes; Mylar and
Tyvek products; archival folders,
envelopes, tissue paper; Permalife
bond paper; Filmoplast paper mending
and book repair tape, and more.
Hollinger manufactures custom orders
on a daily basis. Call for our free
catalog or visit us online.
Exhibiting Staff: Ann Marie Rubin,
Elizabeth Williams
Houghton Mifflin Harcourt
Trade and Reference
Publishers 931
222 Berkeley Street
Boston, MA 02116
617-351-5000
Fax: 617-351-1111
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www.hmhbooks.com
Award-winning, quality hardcover and
paperback books for children, young
adults, and adults in all genres
including: board books, picture books,
early readers, chapter books, middle
grade, young adult, fiction, nonfiction,
and reference.
Exhibiting
Staff:
Betsy
Groban,
Margaret Raymo, Linda Magram, Lisa
DiSarro
Humphries Poli Architects,
P.C. 2452
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IDW Publishing 1252
5080 Santa Fe Street
893
San Diego, CA 92109
858-270-1315
Fax: 858-270-1308
www.idwpublishing.com
IDW Publishing publishes graphic
novels including Joe Hill’s Locke & Key,
The Transformers, 30 Days of Night,
Star Trek, Speed Racer, Dr. Who, and
Angel, co-written by Joss Whedon.
Worthwhile Books publishes children’s
picture books including Michael
Recycle, Vigfus the Viking, and Town
of Zach.
Exhibiting Staff: Alan Payne
IEEE 519
445 Hoes Lane
Piscataway, NJ 08854
877-570-4333
894
877-570-4333
Fax: 732-810-0266
www.ieee.org/digitalsubscriptions
IEEE, a leading authority in the
advancement of technology, offers
online resources vital to researchers
worldwide. IEEE Xplore delivers access
to nearly 2 million articles from
highly-cited journals, magazines, and
conference proceedings, more than
1,800 technology standards, and has
recently introduced online education
courses. Visit us at www.ieee.org/digi
talsubscriptions.
IGI Global 2538
701 E. Chocolate Avenue, Suite 200
Hershey, PA 17033-1240
717-533-8845 ext. 100
895
866-342-6657
Fax: 717-533-8661
www.igi-global.com
IGI Global provides innovative and
comprehensive research on computer
science and information technology
management and how it affects human
activities and interactions. IGI Global
is a leading publisher of reference
works,
journals,
encyclopedias,
teaching cases, and databases covering
such areas as education, social science,
library
science,
healthcare,
and
business management.
Exhibiting Staff: Jennifer Kuntch, Jackie
Zanghi-LaPlaca, Nicole Gerhart, Jennifer
Weston, Doug Miller, Nate Graham
896
IImage Retrieval, Inc. 1558
3620 N. Josey Lane, Suite 103
Carrollton, TX 75007
972-492-0930
Fax: 972-492-5124
www.iiri.com
IImage Retrieval (IIRI) is the exclusive
distributor of the i2S line of book and
rare works scanners and also offers
several brands of microfilm and
microfiche scanners. IIRI also provides
extensive
microfilm
and
fiche
conversion services.
Exhibiting Staff: Derek Jenkins,
President; Anthony Duran, IIRI Sales;
Alain Coste, i2S; Philippe Bayle, i2S
897
Independent Publishers
Group 542
814 N. Franklin St.
Chicago, IL 60610
312-337-0747
800-888-4741
Fax: 312-337-5985
www.ipgbook.com
Independent Publishers Group is the
exclusive distributor for a global range
of innovative publishers. Among the
highly relevant titles offered through
wholesalers nationwide or direct from
IPG are nonfiction titles on crafts,
health, history, music, pop culture,
spirituality,
travel,
and
African
American
interests;
fiction,
898
Spanish-language,
children’s books.
academic,
and
Exhibiting Staff: Jeff Tegge, Cynthia
Murphy
Index Data – LLC (USA)
618
52 Whitman Ave.
West Hartford, CT 06107
860-389-1568
866-489-1568
Fax: 860-561-5613
www.indexdata.com
Worldwide distributor of a wide range
of open source library software.
Featuring MasterKey, MetaProxy and
Pazpar2 for metasearching; Zebra for
UNICODE-compliant indexing; the YAZ
family of programs for facilitating
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information retrieval; YakPac, a search
interface for young people; and
custom-built applications to meet the
most demanding requirements.
Exhibiting Staff: David Dorman,
Sebastian Hammer, Lynn Bailey
Indus International, Inc.
2340
340 South Oak Street
West Salem, WI 54669-0890
608-786-0300
800-843-9377
Fax: 608-786-0786
www.indususa.com
Automatic page turning scanner, the
ScanRobot SR300 and overhead
face-up book scanners. Integrated with
ILL document delivery systems.
900
Scanners with book cradles to handle
books with tight binding and fragile
books
for
preservation/archival
scanning.
Large
formats,
high
resolution. Also, Microfilm, Microfiche,
Opaque Card Readers and Reader
Printers.
Exhibiting Staff: Ameen Ayoob, Scott
Stenslien, Don Batchelder, Dan Hilton
Infobase Publishing
Company 2031
New York, NY 10001
212-967-8800
800-322-8755
Fax: 800-678-3633
http://www.infobasepublishing.com/
901
Infobase Publishing is a leading
provider of supplemental educational
materials to the school and library
markets. Product formats include
books, online databases, videos, and
digital products under such well-known
names as Facts On File, Films for the
Humanities & Sciences, Cambridge
Educational, Chelsea House, Bloom’s
Literary Criticism, and Ferguson
Publishing.
Infor Library and
Information Solutions
2207
550 Cochituate Rd, 3rd Flr West Wing
Framingham, MA 01701
508-598-4063
800-825-2574
902
Fax: 508-598-4215
www.libraries.infor.com
Infor Library & Information Solutions
provides libraries and information
centers
with
comprehensive
automation solutions. Our products
include an integrated library system,
federated
search,
OpenURL,
Online-based reporting and e-resources
management.
Through
integrated
features for personalization and
participation, users customize their
experience and enjoy the freedom of
Online 2.0. Learn more: www.libraries
.infor.com.
Exhibiting Staff: Ellen Isaacson, Tamir
Borensztajn, Connie Young
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Information Today, Inc.
703
143 Old Marlton Pike
Medford, NJ 08055
609-654-6266
800-300-9868
Fax: 609-654-6760
www.infotoday.com
Information Today, Inc. (ITI) is the
leading publisher and conference
organizer in the library, information,
and
knowledge
management
industries. ITI publishes premier titles
such as Information Today, Computers
in
Libraries,
MultiMedia
&
Internet@Schools,
ONLINE
and
Searcher.
ITI
sponsors
industry
904
conferences such as Internet Librarian
and Computers in Libraries.
Exhibiting Staff: Mike England, Rob
Colding
IngentaConnect 2351
875 Massachusetts Avenue, 7th Floor
Cambridge, MA 02139
617-497-6514
Fax: 617-354-6875
www.publishingtechnology.com &
www.ingentaconnect.com
Publishing
Technology’s
scholarly
service IngentaConnect is a global
market leader in management and
distribution of published scientific,
professional and academic research via
the Internet. IngentaConnect offers
access to over 23 million articles from
905
30,000
journals.
IngentaConnect
Complete offers enhanced branding,
advanced
statistics,
holding
management and current awareness
alerting.
Exhibiting Staff: Paul Overend, Nick
Weir-Williams, Douglas Wright
Ingram Digital 2304
One Ingram Boulevard
La Vergne, TN 37086
615-213-5400
Fax: 615-213-5435
www.ingramdigital.com
Ingram
Digital
is
the
leading
independent eContent distributor and
supplier
of
digital
content
management, hosting, and distribution
services.
We
serve
publishers,
906
retailers,
libraries,
and
higher
education
institutions
worldwide.
Ingram Digital focuses on connecting
content creators to customers in all
sectors and segments of the industry.
Exhibiting Staff: James Gray, Rich
Rosy,
Mark
McQuillan,
Marcus
Woodburn, Mark Carden, Martin
Marlow, Linda Vendryes, Amy Miller,
Rob Grindstaff, Patrick Moore, Will
Moore, Brent Driver
Ingram Library Services
Inc. 2304
One Ingram Blvd.
P.O. Box 3006
LaVergne, TN 37086
800-937-5300
800-937-5300
907
Fax: 615-213-5111
http://www.ingramlibrary.com
Ingram
Library
Services
is
a
full-service distributor of books and
A/V for libraries. We offer more books,
highest fill rates, and quickest
deliveries. ILS provides: cataloging and
processing, collection development,
standing order and continuations
programs, opening day collection
services and ipage. Learn more at: in
gramlibrary.com.
Exhibiting Staff: Skip Prichard, Joe
Reynolds, Valerie MacLeod, BJ Compau,
Kay Bowin, Jay Blint, Cathy Suehisa,
Colleen Foegle, Don Kaiser, Paul
908
Duckworth, Sandy Walker, Lisa Button,
Brit Murray, Elizabeth Silvis
InJoy Birth and Parenting
Videos 753
7107 La Vista Place
Longmont, CO 80503
303-447-2082x2
800-326-2082
Fax: 303-4498-788
www.injoyvideos.com
InJoy Videos provides Librarians and
other professionals with the highest
quality,
up-to-date
videos
on
childbirth, breastfeeding, postpartum,
child development, teen issues, and
parenting. Please stop by Booth #753
for discounted pricing to public
libraries.
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Innovative Interfaces, Inc.
1204
5850 Shellmound Way
510-655-6200
Fax: 510-450-6350
www.iii.com
Innovative Interfaces (www.iii.com)
provides trusted technology to libraries
including the Millennium ILS, the
INN-Reach direct consortial borrowing
solution, the Innovative ERM, and the
Encore discovery services platform.
Headquartered in Emeryville, CA, the
company is independently owned and
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operated and serves all types of
libraries in over 40 countries.
Inside 543
P.O. Box 22008
Seattle, WA 98122-0008
206-650-8722
Fax: 206-774-7690
www.insidedisplay.com
LucaLight LED, solid-state shelf
lighting for libraries. Ideal for retrofits
as well as new construction, providing
long life, high efficiency, easy
installation, and no maintenance. ww
w.lucalight.com.
Javelin
display
shelving, made from sustainable
woods, is FSC certified for use in LEED
projects. Perimeter, free-standing and
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mobile systems available. www.javeli
nshelving.com.
Exhibiting Staff: Ryan Sherman, Chris
Couch
Institute of Museum and
Library Services 1461
1800 M Street, NW, 9th Floor
202-653-4657
Fax: 202-653-4625
www.imls.gov
The Institute of Museum and Library
Services is the primary source of
federal support for the nation’s
122,000 libraries and 17,500 museums,
with a mission to create strong
libraries and museums that connect
people to information and ideas.
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Exhibiting Staff: Donald Delauter
Integrated Technology
Group 2146
5000 Miller Court East
Norcross, GA 30071
678-337-7980
877-207-3127
Fax: 877-207-3129
www.integratedtek.com
Integrated Technology Group develops,
manufactures, sells, and supports
library automation technologies that
empower
librarians
to
improve
operational efficiencies and better
serve their patrons. With over thirty
years’ experience, ITG combines smart
technology
and
progressive
design—creating
cost-effective
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solutions for libraries in North America
and around the world.
Exhibiting Staff: Scott Hackstadt, Don
Chadwick, Ron Birchard, Amy Thropp,
Shai Robkin, Judy Robkin, Michael
Imsand, Ken Evans, Alison Nolan,
Sergio Villet
Intelex Corp 1945
PO Box 859
Charlottesville, VA 22902
434-970-2286
Fax: 434-979-5804
www.nlx.com
InteLex Corporation’s PAST MASTERS
series encompasses the largest
collection of full-text electronic
editions in philosophy in the world.
The series also includes definitive
914
editions
of
full
corpora
and
correspondence of seminal figures in
literature, political theory; religious
studies; education; German studies;
sociology; philosophy of science;
economics; and classics.
Exhibiting Staff: Mark Rooks, Justin
Cober-Lake
Interface Electronics, Inc.
1852
4579 Abbotts Ridge Road, Suite 8
Duluth, GA 30097
770-623-1066
800-329-3289
Fax: 770-623-8001
www.interface.com and www.potomac
.nu
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Interface Electronic presents The
Potomac Electronic Messaging family
of products. Designed for the
non-technical among us, it’s an
internal electronic bulletin board
system for libraries. Replace paper
signs and notices with attention
grabbing LCD screens. In addition,
Interface is your guaranteed best
pricing source for your Envisionware
software needs!
Exhibiting Staff: John Noll, Chuck
Singer and Patrick Duffy
Islamic Books/ Tahrike
Tarsile Qu’ran, Inc 1940
iTeam Resources, Inc 845
P.O. Box 547651
916
Orlando, FL 32854
407-341-7957
877-426-8292
Fax: 407-835-7933
www.iteaminc.com
PrintQuest
Network
print
cost
recovery, Re’Quest PC Reservation,
smart/magnetic card systems, Combo
library cards, library/campus cards,
coinops.
Total
soultions
for
unattennded point of sale and library
and campus software.
Exhibiting Staff: Megan Newell, Larry
Court, Mike Browne, Sean Novosad,
Jay Smith
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Jasper Group 604
225 Clay St.
Jasper, IN 47546
812-482-3204
800-622-5661
Fax: 812-771-4650
www.jaspergroup.us.com
Quality
furniture
and
shelving
specifically designed for educational
and library use. Nine facilities with
over 1,400,000 square feet of
manufacturing space give a clear
production advantage. Our selection
of materials, state of art equipment,
innovative designs, and 80 years of
skillful woodworking combine to bring
the best in furniture.
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Exhibiting Staff: Fred Schutmaat
Jean Touzot Librairie
Internationale 2421
38, rue Saint-Sulpice
Paris, FR 75278
CEDEX 06 France
802-899-2436
http://www.touzot.froup.us.com
Jean Touzot Librairie Internationale is
a worldwide supplier of French
language books and periodicals from
all francophone countries. We offer
complete monographic and serials
management including approval and
slip notification plans, electronic
record transfer, and online selection
and ordering.
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Exhibiting Staff: Jean-Denis Touzot,
Lionel Chaumontet and Robert Robbins
John Wiley & Sons Inc.
2232
111 River Street
Hoboken, NJ 07030
201-748-6000
877-762-2974
www.wiley.com
Wiley is a global publisher of print and
electronic products, specializing in STM
and social sciences books, journals,
databases,
education
materials,
professional/consumer books and
online subscription services. Wiley is
the parent company of Wiley-Blackwell
and includes imprints: For Dummies,
Onlinester’s New World, CliffsNotes,
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Jossey-Bass, Pfeiffer, VCH, Frommer’s
and others.
Johns Hopkins University
Press 2435
2715 N Charles St.
Baltimore, MD 21218-4319
410-516-6900
800-537-5487
Fax: 410-516-4189
www.press.jhu.edu
The Johns Hopkins University Press is
America’s oldest university press. We
publish around 200 scholarly and
general interest books and more than
60 journals each year. We manage
membership services for several
scholarly and professional associations
and provide online access to over 350
921
journals from more than 60 academic
presses.
JSTOR 647
New York, NY 10010
212-358-6400
Fax: 212-358-6499
www.jstor.org
JSTOR is a not-for-profit organization
founded in 1995 to build trusted
archives for scholarship. The JSTOR
archive, accessed at more than 5,000
institutions worldwide, contains over
1,100 journals from more than 500
publishers. JSTOR also contains
hundreds of pamphlets, images,
manuscripts, and other primary
922
sources contributed from the scholarly
community.
Junior Library Guild 2314
7858 Industrial Parkway
Plain City, OH 43064
800-491-0174
800-325-9558
Fax: 800-827-3080
www.juniorlibraryguild.com
A review service specializing in
Collection Development for Public and
School
Libraries.
New
Release
hardcover books for Children and
Young adults at discounts up to 55%
off publishers’ prices. Books are
offered in new release Collection
Development packages. All books are
923
reviewed in manuscript stage, Get
tomorrows award winners today!
Exhibiting Staff: Angela Martin –
Davis, Randy Asmo, Chris Mottayaw,
Andrew Thorne, Marsha Filia
K
K.G. Saur (an imprint of
Walter de Gruyter) 2047
545 Eighth Avenue, Suite 2410
New York, NY 10018
212-564-9223
Fax: 212-564-9224
www.degruyter.com
K.G. Saur, an imprint of Walter de
Gruyter, is known throughout the
world as one of the leading publishers
of biographical and bibliographical
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reference titles serving the library and
academic community worldwide. Today
over 3,800 titles are available in print,
on CD-ROM, DVD, and microfiche, as
eBooks, and online.
Exhibiting Staff: Mary Marshall, Clara
Waldrich, Kathryn Ruehle
Kane/ Miller Book
Publishers, Inc. 507
P.O. Box 8515
La Jolla, CA 92038
858-456-0540
800-968-1930
Fax: 858-456-9641
www.kanemiller.com
Award-winning children’s books from
around the world.
925
Exhibiting Staff: Sondra Santos LaBrie,
Chris Parnell, Byron Parnell
Keesing’s 547
4905 Del Ray Ave, #405
Bethesda, MD 20814
301-718-8770
800-332-3535
Fax: 301-718-8494
www.keesings.com
Exhibiting Staff: Jonathan Hixon, Vicki
Toman
Kids Can Press 824
29 Birch Avenue
Toronto, ON M4V 1E2
Canada
416-925-5437
866-481-5827
926
Fax: 416-960-5437
www.kidscanpress.com
Kids Can Press is the largest Canadian
children’s book publisher with an
extensive, award-winning library of
more than 650 picture books,
nonfiction and fiction titles for
toddlers to young adults.
Exhibiting Staff: Scott Robins, Karen
Boersma
KO Kids Books (Dist. in US
by Publishers Group West)
831
P.O. Box 3680
San Rafael, CA 94901
415-380-3680
800-788-3123
927
www.kokidsbooks.com
KO Kids Books is dedicated to creating
fine-quality children’s books, which
aim
to
spark
confidence
and
imagination in children of all ages. The
most recent book, “One” has garnered
star reviews and great response by
teachers and librarians.
Exhibiting Staff: Kathryn Otoshi
L
Landmark Audiobooks LLC
1048
200 Skipjack Rd
Prince Frederick, MD 20678
410-535-5590
800-580-2989
Fax: 410-535-4298
928
www.landmarkaudio.com
Your full service audiobook resource.
Thousands of unabridged and abridged
titles from all major and emerging
publishers packaged in shelfready
Library Editions. Processing available
and FREE replacements for the first
year. Visit www.landmarkaudio.com
browse our online catalog or for
information on our Lease and Standing
Order Plans.
Exhibiting Staff: Stefany Lang
The Latin American Book
Store Ltd. 2335
204 N. Geneva Street
Ithaca, NY 14850
607-273-2418
Fax: 607-273-6003
929
www.latinamericanbooks.com
Since 1982The Latin American Book
Store, Ltd.™, in Ithaca, New York has
provided academic libraries with the
most recent Latin American and
Spanish publications, building and
maintaining
library
collections.
Specializing in firm orders and
approval plans, we work exclusively
with academic level material and offer
professional, expert service.
Exhibiting Staff: Linda Russo, Library
Liaison
LearningExpress, LLC 1314
2 Rector Street, 26th Floor
New York, NY 10006
212-995-2566
800 295-9556
930
Fax: 212-295-2556
www.learningexpressllc.com
LearningExpress LLC is a leading
provider
of
print
and
online
educational
and
professional
assessment, test-preparation, and
skill-building
resources.
LearningExpress’ online platforms are
accessible by more than 130 million
people through over 4,000 libraries
and 5,000 schools, preparing every
level of learner—from K–12 to college
to adult—for continual success.
Exhibiting Staff: Tom Burnosky
Lectorum 914
524 Broadway, 5th Floor
New York, NY 10012
800-853-3291
931
877-532-8676
www.lectorum.com
Lectorum is a full service supplier of
Spanish Language books servicing the
needs of public libraries for 47 years.
We supply Children’s books as well as
Adult. We assist in Start up Libraries,
Collection Development and Approval
Plans. You have seen the rest now
work with the best.
Exhibiting Staff: Carmen Rivera
Leo A Daly 732
8600 Indian Hills Drive
Omaha, NE 68114
402-391-8111
Fax: 402-391-8564
www.leoadaly.com
932
LEO A DALY is an international
architecture, engineering, planning,
interior
design,
and
program
management firm with 24 offices. We
have designed over 50 libraries within
the
last
15
years—inspirational
libraries that satisfy traditional and
technologically savvy patrons, while
providing an architecture of interaction
where people learn collaboratively.
Exhibiting Staff: Nancy Novak and
David Hawes
1006
241 1st Ave. North
612-332-3344
800-328-4929
933
Fax: 800-332-1132
www.lernerbooks.com
Lerner Publishing Group publishes
top-quality titles for grades PreK-12,
including entertaining picture books,
engaging
fiction
offerings,
and
enlightening nonfiction titles for
curricular support and pleasure
reading. Imprints: Carolrhoda Books,
Lerner Publications, Millbrook Press,
Graphic Universe, Twenty-First Century
Books, Kar-Ben Publishing, and
ediciones Lerner. We also distribute
Darby Creek Publishing.
Lexicon Bilingual
Resources 1844
6380 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 1400
934
323-782-7593
800-411-6666
Fax: 323-782-7322
www.lexiconbr.com
Lexicon Bilingual Resources provides
educational programs to libraries that
wish to help their Spanish – speaking
patrons excel in various areas of life.
Our programs include the best-selling
ESL program Inglés sin Barreras,
computer training programs, vocational
ESL for healthcare and construction
and much more. Please visit us at ww
w.lexiconbr.com.
Exhibiting Staff: Mariana Small, Lynne
Karle
LexisNexis 1738
7500 Old Georgetown Road, Suite 1300
935
Bethesda, MD 20814
301-951-4520
800-638-8380
http://academic.lexisnexis.com
LexisNexis® provides authoritative
legal, news, and business information
to corporate, legal, government and
academic markets. Stop by our booth
to learn about the LexisNexis® U.S.
Congressional Digital Collection, the
most
extensive
offering
of
Congressional information available for
research libraries.
Liberty Fund, Inc. 2346
8335 Allison Point Trail, #300
936
Indianapolis, IN 46250
317-842-0880
800-955-8335
Fax: 317-579-6060
www.libertyfund.org
Liberty Fund, Inc. publishes new
editions of classic works in American
Constitutional
history,
European
history, law, political philosophy, and
economics.
Librarians
will
be
interested in Liberty Fund’s collection
of primary source materials, as well
as the books on the American founding
by authors such as George Washington
and Alexander Hamilton.
Exhibiting Staff: Patsy Lang, Kristen
Beach, Tom Lewis
937
LibLime 722
P.O. Box 892
Athens, OH 45701
888-564-2457
888-564-2457
Fax: 888-564-2457
www.liblime.com
LibLime is the global leader in
open-source solutions for libraries. We
make it easy for libraries to use
open-source software by providing
commercial services such as: hosting,
data migration, ongoing support,
software
implementation
and
development. Our products include
Koha Integrated Library System, flbibl
ios.net and MasterKey MetaSearch.
Fully-managed solutions are available.
938
Exhibiting Staff: Joshua Ferraro, Marc
Roberson, Susan Buchanan
LibQUAL+ 2152
21 Dupont Circle, NW, Suite 800
202-296-2296
Fax: 202-872-0884
www.libqual.org
LibQUAL+(R) is a suite of services that
libraries
use
to
solicit,
track,
understand, and act upon users’
opinions of service quality. The
program’s centerpiece is a rigorously
tested Online-based survey bundled
with training that helps libraries
assess and improve library services,
change organizational culture, and
market the library.
939
Libramation, Inc. 2303
12527-129 Street NW.
Edmonton, T5L 1H7
AB Canada
780-443-5822
888-809-0099
Fax: 780-443-5998
www.libramation.com
Liberate patrons and staff with
Libramation’s Automated Solutions!
Make routine library tasks a breeze
with our Self-Check Out Stations,
Ergonomic Circulation Desk, Media
Bank CD/DVD dispenser, Automated
Materials Handling and our Lib~Digit
RFID Solution.
940
Exhibiting Staff: Debra Jowett, Frank
Mussche, Allan Yanitski, Kai Tietje,
Markus Flory
Libraries Unlimited/
Greenwood Publishing
Group 1632
P.O. Box 5007
88 Post Road West
Westport, CT 06881
203-226-3571
800-225-5800
Fax: 203-222-1502
www.lu.com
Libraries Unlimited serves the needs
of the profession through quality
publications for students and faculty,
practicing librarians, media specialists,
941
and teachers. Visit booth 1632 to meet
our authors and editors and peruse
our titles on display.
Exhibiting Staff: Debby LaBoon; Sue
Easun; Sharon Coatney; Barbara Ittner;
Ron Maas; Sheila Lucier; Mary Jo Scala;
Deb Levitov; Blanche Woolls
Library Automation
Technologies 2252
2 East Atlantic Avenue
Somerdale, NJ 08083
856-566-4121
Fax: 856-346-9099
www.LATcorp.com
Library Automation Technologies, Inc.
designs, manufactures, markets, and
supports automated library patron
self-checkout and CD/DVD circulation
942
media management systems. The
company focus is to integrate
technologies for increased efficiency
and self-reliance to enhance the library
experience of librarians and the
patrons they serve. Visit our Online
site: www.LATcorp.com.
Exhibiting Staff: Oleg, Steve, Val, Julia,
David
Library Bureau Inc. 1921
172 Industrial Rd.
Fitchburg, MA 01420
978-345-7942
800-221-6638
Fax: 978-345-0188
www.librarybureau.com
Since 1876, Library Bureau has
furnished quality crafted furniture for
943
libraries – computer workstations,
shelving, circulation desks, carrels,
technical units, tables and seating.
Exhibiting Staff: Kemper Ryan
Library Journal 1432
360 Park Avenue South
New York, NY 10010
646-746-6785
Fax: 646-746-6598
www.libraryjournal.com
Considered to be the “bible” of the
library world, LJ is read by over
100,000
library
directors,
administrators;
staff
in
public,
academic, and special libraries. LJ
contains information including features
capturing trends in technology and
management, best books for collection
944
development,
evaluative
reviews
written and signed by librarians and
more.
Library of Congress 1338
101 Independence Avenue SE
202-707-5815
Fax: 202-707-0973
www.loc.gov
Library of Congress staff will be
available to answer inquiries about LC
services and resources. Theater
presentations highlight LC’s service,
including Cataloger’s Desktop and
Classification Online, initiatives in
digital preservation, LC resources for
the K-12 curriculum, and highlights of
the American Folklife collection.
945
Purchase memorabilia from the sales
shop.
Exhibiting Staff: Library of Congress
staff
Library Strategies 652
325 Cedar Street, Suite 555
St. Paul, MN 55101
651-287-0061
www.thefriends.org
Library Strategies is a consulting group
of The Friends of the Saint Paul Public
Library. We provide the highest quality
consulting services to support libraries
and all library organizations. Our
services include advocacy training and
capital campaigns.
Exhibiting Staff: Sue Hall
946
Library Systems &
Services 1247
12850 Middlebrook Rd., Ste 400
Germantown, MD 20874
301-540-5100
800-638-8725
Fax: 301-540-5522
www.lssi.com
Since 1981 Library Systems & Services
library professionals have been helping
libraries of all types by building high
quality databases to optimize and
enhance their automated library
systems. We have built our reputation
on quality, accuracy and prompt,
personal service, tailored to the needs
of each client library.
Exhibiting Staff: Robert Windrow
947
Library Technologies Inc.
1108
2300 Computer Ave., #D-19
Willow Grove, PA 19090-1736
215-830-9320
800-795-9504
Fax: 215-830-9422
www.librarytech.com
Authority
control
and
database
services. Ongoing Authority Express
and Authority Update service to keep
your library catalog correct and current
with LC practice. Custom item field and
smart barcode creation for all major
library vendors.
Exhibiting Staff: Marsha Hunt, Thomas
Gilbert
948
Lifebound, LLC 952
1530 High Street
Demver, Co 80218
303-327-5688
877-737-8510
Fax: 303-327-5684
www.lifebound.com
LifeBound, a national student success
and coaching company for grades 5-12,
offers: • “Stairstep” series consisting
of books, curricula and assessments.
• Speaker services—president, Carol
Carter, available for keynotes. •
Academic coaches training. • Faculty
training and professional development.
Email: [email protected].
949
Lindsay and Croft 2121
Unit B, Bicester Park Charbridge Way,
Bicester
Oxfordshire, OX26 4ST
United Kingdom
(+)44-1869-363-599
Fax: (+)44-1869-363-590
www.lindsayandcroft.com
Lindsay and Croft sells monographs
published in the United Kingdom and
Continental Europe to academic
libraries worldwide. Lindsay and Croft
is a subsidiary of YBP Library Services
and together the two companies
provide complete English-language
coverage, much of it on an approval
basis, and effecting duplication control.
950
Listening Library 1215
Attn: Library and School Services
400 Hahn Road
800-940-3000
800-733-3000
Fax: 1-800-940-7046
www.library.booksontape.com
For over 50 years, Listening Library
has been the leading publisher of
unabridged
audiobooks
for
children/young
adults.
Backlist
includes one of the largest collections
of Newbery winners, plus a wide
selection of classic literature and
popular fiction. For FREE lifetime
replacements order direct from Books
On Tape.
951
Gurewitz
Literary Freedom Project
2618
314 W. 231 Street, #470
Bronx, NY 10463
718-530-9132
Fax: 718-504-9600
Launched in 1998, Mosaic is a
quarterly magazine exploring the
literary arts by writers of African
descent. Each issue contains a unique
blend of essays, profiles, and reviews.
Little, Brown and Company
1124
237 Park Avenue
952
New York, NY 10017-0010
212-364-1542
Fax: 212-364-0628
www.hbgusa.com
Quality hardcover and paperback books
for children and young adults. For
more than 160 years, Little, Brown
Books for Young readers has produced
children’s classics for all ages and
across all formats.
Exhibiting Staff: Victoria Stapleton,
Andrew Smith and a cast of thousands!
Llewellyn Worldwide Ltd.
942
2143 Wooddale Dr.
Woodbury, MN 55125
651-291-1970
800-THE-MOON
953
Fax: 651-291-1908
www.llewellyn.com
For over a century, Llewellyn has been
a leading publisher of Body, Mind,
Spirit books, including bestselling
metaphysical, self-help, holistic health,
astrology, tarot, and earth-based
spirituality titles. Our two imprints
include Midnight Ink (mystery novels)
and Flux (young adult).
Exhibiting Staff:
Rhonda Ogren
Jerry
Rogers
London Book Fair 1320
Gateway House 28 The Quadrant
Richmond, Surrey TW 9 1DN
United Kingdom
44-20-8910-7925
Fax: 44-20-8910-7930
&
954
www.londonbookfair.co.uk
London Book Fair – April 20-22, 2009.
London Book Fair is the global
marketplace for rights negotiation and
the sale and distribution of content
across print, audio, TV, film and digital
channels. LBF brings you three days
of focused access to customers,
content and emerging markets. www.
londonbookfair.co.uk
London Town Press (Dist.
West) 831
P.O. Box 585
Montrose, CA 91011
818-248-4000
800-788-3123
955
Fax: 818-957-6922
www.londontownpress.com
London Town Press was founded in
1998 to produce children’s literature
in distinguished visual formats which
please children and meet the practical
needs of today’s teachers and parents.
The London Town list has expanded in
both picture books and nonfiction,
including wildlife books by Jean-Michel
Cousteau.
Lorito Books, Inc. 2622
10395 W. 74th Place
Arvada, CO 80005
800-420-6936
Fax: 303-425-3277
956
Luna Imaging, Inc. 2519
2702 Media Center Drive
800-452-5862
800-452-LUNA
Fax: 323-221-2846
www.lunaimaging.com
Luna Imaging produces LUNA and the
Insight®
Software
Suite,
which
together provide a complete visual
environment for cataloging and
working online with high-resolution
images and data from anywhere at
anytime. In addition, Luna Imaging
provides
scanning
services
at
competitive rates to convert collections
into digital form.
957
Exhibiting Staff: Nancy Harm, Anna
Miller
M
M.E. Sharpe, Inc. 2206
80 Business Park Dr.
Armonk, NY 10504
914-273-1800
800-541-6563
Fax: 914-273-2106
www.mesharpe.com
M.E. Sharpe publishes reference works,
journals, and books across a broad
range of the social sciences. Other
imprints include Sharpe Reference,
publishing single and multivolume
reference titles for high school,
academic, and public libraries, and the
958
new Sharpe Focus, publishing high
interest nonfiction book series for ages
12 and up.
Exhibiting Staff: Diana McDermott,
Donna Sanzone, Jim Wright, Todd
Hallman
Macmillan (formerly
Holtzbrinck Publishers)
1103
175 Fifth Avenue 21st flr
New York, NY 10010-7725
646-307-5753
Fax: 646-307-5745
www.macmillanlibrary.com
Adult and young adult trade titles in
hardcover
and
paperback
from
publishers Farrar, Straus & Giroux,
959
Henry Holt, St. Martin’s Press, Griffin,
Picador, Tor/Forge, and Minotaur.
Exhibiting Staff: Talia Ross
Magazine Subscription
Service Agency 538
5248 State Road 54
New Port Richey, FL 34652
800-368-7922
800-368-7922
Fax: 800-889-2004
www.magazinesubservagy.com
We
are
a
small,
independent
subscription service. We handle over
250,000 publications. Our target
markets are public and school libraries.
When available, we will provide free
replacement issues for our customers.
960
Exhibiting Staff:
Keith Wilde
Richard
Emmons,
Magination Press 1210
750 First Street NE
202-336-5500
800-374-2721
Fax: 202-336-6191
www.maginationpress.com
Magination Press publishes beautifully
written and accessible storybooks,
picture books, and workbooks to help
children deal with a wide variety of
psychological concerns and challenges.
Exhibiting Staff: Nora Kisch
Maney Publishing 1442
Suite 1C, Joseph’s Well Hanover Walk
961
Leeds, WY LS3 1AB
United Kingdom
+44-113-243-2800
Fax: +44-113-386-8178
http://www.maney.co.uk
Maney Publishing is committed to
publishing journals in print and
electronic
formats
that
are
international in scope and peer
reviewed.
We
are
especially
well-known for titles in languages and
literature, archaeology and history and
biomedical science. Our list also
includes a major cluster in materials
science and engineering.
Exhibiting Staff: Shelly Turner
Mango Languages 653
22865 Heslip Dr.
962
Novi, MI 48375
248-596-0050
877-626-4611
Fax: 248-432-1829
www.MangoLanguages.com
Libraries all across the country are
happily
involved
with
Mango
Languages. We provide a user friendly
Online based language learning
application. Your patrons will have
remote access to our foreign language
and ESL courses. We provide tier 1
customer support. Call now to set up
a trial 1-877-626-4611.
Exhibiting Staff: Ryan Colpaert,
Michael Goulas, Jason Teshuba
Maple Tree Press (dist. in
US by Publishers Group
963
West; dist. in Canada by
Raincoast Books) 931
51 Front Street East, Suite 200
Toronto, Ontario M5E 1B3
Canada
416-304-0702
800-788-3123
Fax: 416-304-0525
www.mapletreepress.com
Maple Tree Press is the award-winning
publisher of children’s illustrated
nonfiction books on nature, activities,
sports, biography and science for kids
ages 5-13. We are also the publisher
of the OWL Books and Popular
Mechanics For Kids imprints.
Exhibiting Staff: Dawn Todd
964
MARCIVE, Inc. 1337
PO Box 47508
San Antonio, TX 78265
800-531-7678
800-531-7678
Fax: 210-646-0167
www.marcive.com
MARCIVE has the right blend for your
library! Authority control – LC, ACP,
Canadian, Sears, Genre, MeSH, NASA.
Catalog
enrichment
(TOC,
Fiction/biography, Accelerated Reader,
Lexile),
MARC
conversion,
reclassification. Documents Without
Shelves for electronic government
document access. Cataloging, including
MARC records for ERIC documents with
links where available.
965
Exhibiting Staff: Scott Fleming, Janifer
Meldrum, Joan Chapa, Jim Noel, Mary
Mastraccio, Carol Love
Marquis Who’s Who 1517
890 Mountain Ave, Suite 300
New Providence, NJ 07974
908-673-1000
800-473-7020
Fax: 908-673-1177
www.marquiswhoswho.com
Marquis
Who’s
Who,
America’s
Biographer for 110 Years. Publisher of
Who’s Who in America since 1899,
Marquis Who’s Who offers the most
comprehensive biographical database
966
of executives and decision-makers
across all fields. Now offering choice
of annual subscriptions or ondemand
access. Free trials are available by
calling 1-800-473-7020, ext 1044, or
by e-mailing sales@marquiswhoswho.
com.
Exhibiting Staff: Michael Noerr, Fred
Marks, Jim Pfister, Charlie Lillis, Bob
Docherty, Roxane Russo
Marshall Cavendish 2211
99 White Plains Road
PO Box 2001
Tarrytown, NY 10591
914-332-8888
800-821-9881
Fax: 914-332-1888
www.marshallcavendish.us
967
Publisher
of
quality
children’s
nonfiction, fiction, encyclopedias, and
online resources for grades K-12.
Imprints include: Marshall Cavendish
Reference Books, Benchmark Books,
and Marshall Cavendish Children’s
Books.
Exhibiting Staff: Rick Jusko; Richard
Farley; Margery Cuyler; Walter Harvey;
Brian Buerkle
Marvel Comics 1252
417 Fifth Avenue, 10th floor
New York City, NY 10016
212-576-4000
www.marvel.com
968
Marvel Comics is a division of Marvel
Enterprises, Inc., a leading global
character-based
entertainment
company that has developed and owns
a library of more than 5,000
characters, which have entertained
generations around the world for over
60 years.
Exhibiting Staff: David Gabriel
Mary Ann Liebert Inc. 1555
140 Huguenot Street, 3rd Floor
New Rochelle, NY 10801
914-740-2100
800-654-3237
Fax: 914-740-2101
liebertpub.com
Mary Ann Liebert, Inc., publishes
authoritative peer-reviewed journals
969
in promising areas of science and
biomedical
research.
Genetic
Engineering News (GEN), first in its
field, is today the industry’s most
widely read biotechnology publication
worldwide. A complete list of the
firm’s over sixty journals, books, and
newsletters is available at www.liebe
rtpub.com.
MBA Design & Display
Products Corp. 537
35 E. Uwchlan Ave. Suite 318
Exton, PA 19341
610-524-7590
800-635-7386
Fax: 610-524-7604
www.mba-worldwide.com
970
mila-wall® —Demountable panels, ideal
for changing or temporary exhibition
spaces and traveling exhibitions.
Patented
products
with
proven
experience. Permanent wall appearance
with the benefits of modular
connection techniques. User friendly,
unlimited design flexibility, durable
and stable, paintable and removable
panel finishes, stocked inventory.
Exhibiting
Staff:
Brian
Smith,
Southwest Regional Sales Manager &
Marie Gillies, VP, General Manager
McFarland & Company Inc.
Publishers 1840
Box 611
Jefferson, NC 28640
336-246-4460
971
800-253-2187 (orders only)
Fax: 336-246-5018
www.mcfarlandpub.com
McFarland is a leading U.S. publisher
of scholarly, reference and academic
books. Located in Jefferson, North
Carolina
(in
the
Appalachian
Mountains), McFarland publishes books
that can be found in libraries
worldwide.
McGraw-Hill Professional
2117
Two Penn Plaza, 23rd Floor
New York, NY 10121-2298
212-904-5430
800-722-4726
Fax: 212-904-6030
www.mhprofessional.com
972
McGraw-Hill is a leader in business
management and leadership, medicine
and
nursing,
science
reference,
engineering, green technology &
construction, computer training and
network security, test preparation,
world languages, consumer health,
self-help, parenting. Digital products
include AccessScience, AccessMedicine,
AccessEngineering, and JAMAevidence.
Exhibiting Staff: Karolyn Anderson,
Kaia Hilson, Alexandra Blondel
Medianet/ Schedule3W
2322
5515 Cogswell Street
Halifax, NS B3J 1R2
Canada
902-422-1973 x182
973
Fax: 902-421-1267
www.dymaxion.ca
Medianet, flexible comprehensive
software for managing and scheduling
equipment and media (physical &
digitized). Tracks equipment from
centralized offices, storage closets and
in rooms. MEDIANET produces pick
lists, shipping labels & reports. Clients
and staff love the Online interface!
Interfaces with your ILS. Optional
hosting using our servers.
Exhibiting Staff: Peter Mason, Brian
Flynn
Mergent, Inc. 2339
580 Kingsley Park Drive
Fort Mill, SC 29715
800-342-5647
974
800-342-5647
Fax: 800-559-6945
www.mergent.com
Mergent has been transforming data
into knowledge for over a century. Our
databases contain detailed financial
information on over 35,000 global
publicly traded companies, 20,000 U.S.
municipal bond issuers, and extensive
data on corporate bonds, dividends,
corporate actions and unit investment
trusts. Learn more at www.mergent.c
om.
Exhibiting Staff: Fred Jenkins, Sam
Ellner, Brian Whelan, John Carino, Tevis
Vandergriff
975
Meridian Education 2031
PO Box 2053
800-257-5126
800-257-5126
Fax: 609-671-0266
http://www.meridianeducation.com
Meridian
provides
educational
resources that are ideal for Career &
Technical
Education
instructors
dedicated to the health and service
industries. Meridian’s library of
content
provides
up-to-date,
skill-based educational media that
thoroughly prepares students to enter
and succeed in the workforce.
976
1308
11443 St. Charles Rock Road
Bridgeton, MO 63044
314-739-3100
800-325-8833
Fax: 800-962-1009
www.midwestls.com
Midwest Library Service provides
books, processing, and collection
development services including firm
order, approval plan, out-of-print, and
standing order programs to academic,
public, and special libraries. InterACQ
is Midwest’s Online-based acquisitions
management system.
977
Exhibiting Staff: Jay Askuvich, Diane
Basile, Steven Chase, Chris Crosby,
Cindy Human
Midwest Tape 2432
6950 Hall Street
P.O. Box 820
Holland, OH 43528
800-875-2785
800-875-2785
Fax: 800-444-6645
www.midwesttapes.com
Midwest Tape is the premier provider
of DVDs, Music CDs and audiobooks to
public libraries. We offer over 250,000
titles including fiction, nonfiction,
educational, children’s, and foreign
titles. Other value added services
offered include OCLC MARC records,
978
ODC’s,
VIP
digital
processing,
customized standing orders and a
Online site designed for public
librarians.
Exhibiting Staff: Eric Timm, Ed Altwies,
Erin Horne, Janet Forshey, Kelly White,
Bill Hartman, Elaine Wood, Steve
Smith, John Eldred
Milkweed Editions (Dist.
West) 831
1011 Washington Ave. South, Ste 300
Minneapolis, MN 55415-1246
612-332-3192
800-520-6455
Fax: 612-215-2550
www.milkweed.org
979
Award-winning,
nonprofit
literary
publisher of books emphasizing
cultural
diversity,
environmental
stewardship, poetry and insightful
nonfiction for high school to adult
readers. Publisher for Milkweeds for
Young Readers (8-14).
Exhibiting Staff: Jessica Deutsch
Milliken Carpet 1662
201 Lukken Industrial Dr. W
LaGrange, GA 30240
800-241-4826
Fax: 706-880-5998
www.millikencarpet.com
MINISIS Inc. 504
210 West Broadway, 5th Floor
Vancouver, V5Y3W2
980
British ColumbiaCanada
604-255-4366
Fax: 604-255-4367
www.minisisinc.com
MINISIS is a multinational software
company with a deployed client-base
numbering in the 1000s, across 63
countries. Our ILS product called, M2L,
is designed for any type of library,
with MARC/non-MARC interfaces to
cover all library processes from:
acquisitions,
catalogue,
serials,
circulation,
digital
asset
and
reproductions management to dynamic
OPACs.
Exhibiting Staff: Kyle Handsaeme
(Marketing
Representative)
&
Christopher Burcsik (C.E.O)
981
MIT Press 1758
238 Main Street, Suite 500
Cambridge, MA 02142
617-253-2889
800-207-8354
Fax: 617-577-1545
http://mitpressjournals.org
MIT Press Journals published its first
quarterlies in 1970. Today, we continue
to add journals of long-standing repute
or fresh potential to our list. We
publish over thirty titles in print and
electronic formats, and in many
subject areas, including the arts and
humanities, social sciences, and
science and technology.
Exhibiting Staff: Nicholas Lindsay
982
mk Sorting Systems 2603
105 Highland Park Dr.
Bloomfield, CT 06002
860-769-5500
www.mk-sorting-systems.com/en
Montel Inc 1652
225 4th Avenue
P.O. Box 130
Montmagny, QC G5V 3S5
QC Canada
418-248-0235
877-935-0236
Fax: 418-248-7266
www.montel.com
For your academic, public or special
libraries, Montel offers a complete line
of products for cantilever library
983
shelving, mobile shelving systems,
cabinets and much more.
Exhibiting Staff: Joey P. Boudreau
Moonbeam Children’s Book
Awards 1415
1129 Woodmere Ave., Suite B
Traverse City, MI 49686
231-933-0445
Fax: 231-933-0448
http://www.MoonbeamAwards.com
Presented by Jenkins Group and
Independent Publisher Online, the
Moonbeam Children’s Book Awards
bring
increased
recognition
to
exemplary children’s books and their
creators, and support childhood
literacy and life-long reading. Awards
are given in 30 categories covering the
984
full range of subjects, styles and age
groups of children’s books.
Exhibiting Staff: Jim Barnes
Morgan & Claypool
Publishers 2628
1537 Fourth St, Ste 228
San Rafael, CA 94901
800-228-9162
Fax: 415-462-0004
http://www.morganclaypool.com
Morgan & Claypool is an innovative
new publisher in the fields of
engineering and computer science. Our
first product, the Synthesis Digital
Library of Engineering and Computer
Science, is a revolutionary collection
of e-books.
985
Exhibiting Staff: Mike Jones
Morgan Reynolds
Publishing 1239
620 S. Elm Street, Suite 223
Greenboro, NC 27406
336-275-1311
800-535-1504
Fax: 800-535-5725
morganreynolds.com
Morgan Reynolds publishes insightful,
lively, and well-documented nonfiction
for students and interested readers at
the middle school, high school, and
college level.
Morningstar 2135
22 West Washington
Chicago, IL 60602
986
312-384-3776
866-215-2509
Fax: 312-384-4090
www.morningstar.com
Visit our booth for a demonstration of
Morningstar Investment Research
Center. View investing research,
analysis, and data online. Includes
stock, fund, and industry reports,
closed-end funds, exchange traded
funds, star ratings, earnings, quotes,
financial statements, and much more.
Exhibiting Staff: Camille Sulllivan, Lars
Wasvick
987
Mother Goose Programs
709
PO Box 423
136 Main Street
Chester, VT 05143
802-875-2751
800-763-BOOK
Fax: 802-875-2790
www.mothergooseprograms.org
Liven up your programs with products
from Mother Goose Programs. Learn
about What’s the BIG Idea?: Science
and Math for Young Children in Your
Public Library and how you can
incorporate science and math into your
programming.
Exhibiting Staff: Wendy Martin, Sally
Anderson, Joan Nagy
988
Mountain Press Publishing
Co. 1564
1301 S. 3rd St. W
PO Box 2399
Missoula, MT 59801
406-728-1900
800-234-5308
Fax: 406-728-1635
www.mountain-press.com
Mountain Press Publishing Company
is an independent publisher devoted
to providing high quality nonfiction
books, for adults and children, on
geology, earth science, birds, plants,
ecology and Western history.
Exhibiting Staff: Anne Iverson
989
Movie Licensing USA 1317
10795 Watson Road
St. Louis, MO 63127
314-984-6178
888-267-2658
Fax: 877-876-9873
www.movlic.com
Movie Licensing USA provides Public
Performance Site Licensing to public
libraries so they can show movies
legally to enhance programs like
summer reading, books-to-movies,
Teen Read Week, holiday events and
much more.
990
N
National Academies Press
1456
500 5th St. NW Keck 115
202-334-2612
800-624-6242
Fax: 202-334-2588
www.nap.edu
The National Academies Press (NAP)
was created by the National Academies
to publish the reports issued by the
National Academy of Sciences, the
National Academy of Engineering, the
Institute of Medicine, and the National
Research Council.
Exhibiting Staff: Virginia Bryant
991
National Archive
Publishing Company –
NAPC 1846
300 N. Zeeb Rd.
Ann Arbor, MI 48106
734-302-6500
800-420-6272
Fax: 734-302-6581
http://www.napubco.com
NAPC, known for it’s top-quality
archives, provides over 18,000 titles
in microfilm to libraries around the
world. Plus we offer unique scanning
and content solutions to institutions
and businesses—stop by Exhibit #1846
to learn more.
Exhibiting Staff: Ann Curtis
992
National Book Foundation
Booth 820
95 Madison Avenue, Suite 709
New York, NY 10016
212-685-0261
www.nationalbook.org
As the presenter of the National Book
Awards, the National Book Foundation
celebrates the best of American
literature and enhances the cultural
value of good writing in America via
educational and national programs.
National Book Network
2104
4501 Forbes Blvd.
Lanham, MD 20706
993
301-459-3366
800-462-6420
Fax: 301-429-5746
www.nbnbooks.com
NBN is an independent full-service
sales, marketing, and distribution
company serving North American and
overseas publishers of nonfiction,
fiction, and children’s titles. We
provide
sales,
marketing,
order
fulfillment, and credit and collections
services to independent publishers.
Our growth is based on the successful
partnership we’ve developed with each
of our clients.
Exhibiting
Staff:
Ginger
Miller,
Marianne Bohr, Jeanne Kramer
994
National Endowment for
the Arts – The Big Read
704
1100 Pennsylvania Ave. NW
202-682-5092
Fax: 202-682-5481
www.NEABigRead.org
The Big Read is an initiative of the
National Endowment for the Arts
designed to restore reading to the
center of American culture. The Big
Read provides grants and educational
materials to organizations across the
country to encourage reading for
pleasure and enlightenment.
995
Exhibiting Staff: Molly Thomas-Hicks,
Dianna Carroll
National Geographic
Society 1214
1145 17th St NW
202-862-5260
800-638-6400
www.ngchildrensbooks.org
National Geographic Society 1145 17th
St. NW Washington, DC 20036 –
Phone: 800-638-6400. Visit National
Geographic Books for a look at our
many award-winning titles from 2008,
and see what’s new for 2009.
Exhibiting Staff: Nina Hoffman, Jeff
Reynolds, Ruth Chamblee, Kevin
Mulroy, Barbara Brownell Grogan,
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Nancy Feresten, Linda Howey, Lauire
Hembree, Rob Yavor, Bill O’Donn
National Information
Standards Organization
2443
One North Charles Street, Suite 1905
Baltimore, MD 21201-3727
301-654-2512
Fax: 410-685-5278
www.niso.org
NISO fosters the development and
maintenance
of
standards
that
facilitate the creation, persistent
management, and effective interchange
of information. To fulfill this mission,
NISO engages libraries, publishers,
information aggregators, and other
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organizations that support learning,
research and scholarship through the
creation, organization, management,
and curation of knowledge.
Exhibiting Staff: Todd Carpenter, Karen
Wetzel, Victoria Kinnear
Nature Publishing Group
1115
75 Varick St, Floor 9
New York, NY 10013
212-726-9636
Fax: 646-563-7041
www.nature.com
Nature Publishing Group (NPG)
publishes high quality scientific and
medical journals in print and online.
The NPG portfolio includes Nature, its
associated research journals, the
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Nature Reviews series, the Nature
Clinical Practice series, NPG academic
and society journals, plus news@natu
re.com. Site license access is available
to all publications.
Exhibiting Staff: Sharlene Chiu
Naxos of America, Inc. 531
1810 Columbia Avenue, Suite 28
Franklin, TN 37064
615-771-9393
877 629 6723
Fax: 615-465-3836
Naxos, the World’s Leading Classical
Label brings you fine Classical
recordings
and
performing
arts
products, the Naxos Music Library:
Online streaming; Classical music, plus
six other genres, including Jazz, Blues
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and World—over 365,000 tracks and
Naxos Audiobooks featuring the best
in classic and contemporary literature.
Exhibiting Staff: Randall
William Anderson, Jim Selby
Foster,
Neal-Schuman Publishers
Inc. 1424
100 William Street, Suite 2004
New York, NY 10038
212-925-8650
866-NS-BOOKS
Fax: 212-219-8916
www.neal-schuman.com
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Visit the Neal-Schuman booth for all
your professional development needs.
You’ll find many of our must-have
titles priced at a special 20%
conference discount. Learn how we can
boost your career with our new
distance-learning
program,
the
Neal-Schuman Professional Education
Network,
featuring
cutting-edge
courses designed BY librarians FOR
librarians.
Exhibiting
Staff:
Patricia
Glass
Schuman, Michelle Rivera Rodriguez,
Kathryn Suarez, Charles Harmon, Sarah
Eisenberg
Nedbook International
2333
PO Box 245 Rouboslaan 36
1001
Voorschoten, 2250 AE
The Netherlands
+31-71-5600510
Fax: +31-71-5613710
www.nedbook.nl
Independent Dutch-based subscription
agents & booksellers supplying printed
and electronic media to institutional
clients (academic, public, medical,
corporate and specialist libraries) as
well as individual professionals. Our
services include handling subscriptions,
firm orders, standing orders, rush
orders, out-of-print orders, notification
and approval plans (covering Benelux
and Scandinavian countries).
Exhibiting Staff: Willem-Jan Hooijmans
& Feddo Meijer Wiersma
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New World Library (Dist.
West) 831
14 Pamaron Way
Novato, CA 94949
415-884-2100
800-972-6657; 800-788-3123
Fax: 415-884-2199
www.newworldlibrary.com
The ultimate goal of the company is
a sweeping one: personal and
planetary transformation. New World
Library publishes inspirational and
practical books and audios, which
motivate us to improve the quality of
our lives and our world. Joint
publishing ventures with Amber-Allen
Publishing and HJ Kramer.
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NewsBank Inc. 1344
4501 Tamiami Trail N., Ste 316
Naples, FL 34103
239-263-6004
800-762-8182
Fax: 239-263-3004
www.newsbank.com
Visit NewsBank to explore your local
newspapers,
A m e r i c a ’s
Newspapers—the
most
extensive
national news coverage available—or
Access World News, which now offers
researchers more news than ever
before. State Historical Newspaper
Collections represent every region of
the U.S., and America’s GenealogyBank
helps patrons uncover surprising
details about their families.
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Exhibiting Staff: Daniel S. Jones, John
McDowell, Ken Bugosh, David Braden,
Matt Bedi, Ren Dimond, Samantha
Hobbs, Dede Montenegro
NexPak 1562
2444 Meadowbrook Parkway
Duluth, GA 30096
770-497-2994
800-229-2761
Fax: 770-497-2999
www.nexpak.com
Nexpak is a global leader in design,
manufacturing, and distribution of
media related products. Recently
launched, with Libraries in mind,
SecureCase ONE™, a one-piece,
fully-enclosed, magnetic sliding-lock
security case for DVD/CDs. In 2009,
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scheduled to introduce AudientZone™,
an innovatively designed, preloaded,
ready-to-play, audio book player.
North-South Books Inc.
725
350 Seventh Avenue, Suite 1400
New York, NY 10001
212-706-4545
Fax: 212-868-5951
www.northsouth.com
North-South
Books
is
the
English-language imprint of Swiss
children’s book publisher Nord-Süd
Verlag. Its aim is to build bridges
between cultures through picture
books. North-South’s backlist includes
Marcus Pfister’s award-winning The
Rainbow Fish. North-South continues
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to introduce international talent to
Americans including Hans de Beer, Eve
Tharlet and Catherine Louis.
Exhibiting Staff: Ellen Myrick
Northern Micrographics
1944
2004 Kramer Street
La Crosse, WI 54603
608-781-0850
800-236-0850
Fax: 608-781-3883
www.normicro.com
Northern Micrographics can help you
with your microfilm and digital
imaging projects. For more than 50
years, we’ve worked with customers
large and small to create images for
both access and preservation. Stop by
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our booth to see how we can help in
your next imaging project.
Exhibiting Staff: Scott Pechacek, Carol
Berteotti
NRC-CISTI – Canada
Institute for Scientific and
Technical Information 2510
1200 Montreal Road, Building M-55
Ottawa, ON K1A 0R6
Ontario Canada
613-998-8544
800-668-1222
Fax: 613-993-7619
http://cisti-icist.nrc-cnrc.gc.ca
A leading provider of sci/tech and
medical information – CISTI offers
flexible document ordering and
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delivery,
competitive
prices,
peer-reviewed
journals
and
monographs,
current
awareness
services, and eBook Loans, powered
by CISTI and MyiLibrary.
Exhibiting Staff: Naomi Krym and
Tammy Whalen
O
OCLC 1704
6565 Kilgour Place
Dublin, OH 43017
614-764-6000
800-848-5878
Fax: 614-764-6096
www.oclc.org
1009
Visit OCLC Booth 1704 to see many
service demonstrations and ask us
about: cataloging services including
contract options, CONTENTdm, Dewey
Decimal
Classification,
eContent
(NetLibrary eBooks and eAudiobooks),
First-Search,
Language
Sets,
QuestionPoint, WorldCat Collection
Analysis, WorldCat Resource Sharing
(ILLiad, VDX, WorldCat Navigator), and
our premier discovery and delivery
tool, WorldCat Local.
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On the Avenue Marketing
Group (The New York
Times) 842
On The Avenue Marketing Group
613 South Avenue
Weston, MA 02493
781-466-1820
Fax: 781-768-1799
www.ontheavenuemarketing.com
The New York Times is the largest
metropolitan newspaper in the U.S. It
is frequently relied upon as the official
and authoritative reference for modern
events. Visit The New York Times
booth for 50% off Home Delivery plus
a free gift with subscription.
1011
Open Sense Solutions LLC
2644
Orca Book Publishers 1041
PO Box 468
Custer, WA 98240
250-380-1229
800-210-5277
Fax: 877-408-1551
www.orcabook.com
Known for Orca Soundings, Orca
Currents and Orca Sports for reluctant
readers, Orca publishes picturebooks,
chapter books, juvenile and teen
fiction. Publishers represented: Second
Story
Press,
Lorimer/Formac
Publishing, Trade Wind Books, Lobster
Press,
Sumach
Press,
Seventh
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Generation (The Book Publishing
Company), Sono Nis Press, Nimbus
Publishing
and
Creative
Book
Publishing.
Exhibiting Staff: Andrew Wooldridge,
Bob Tyrrell
OverDrive/ Digital Library
Reserve 2042
8555 Sweet Valley Dr., Suite N
Cleveland, OH 44125
216-573-6886
Fax: 216-573-6888
http://www.overdrive.com
Download audiobooks, eBooks, music
and video on a single platform from
your library’s ‘Virtual Branch’ Online
site. Libraries worldwide rely on
OverDrive and our Digital Library
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Reserve™ platform for the best
selection, service and user experience.
Choose from 100,000 titles from
hundreds of publishers and share local
digital content, too.
Exhibiting Staff: Steve Potash, Claudia
Weissman,
Erica
Lazarro,
David
Burleigh, Loree Potash, Shannon
Mangan, Mike Shontz, Tom Scott, Ann
Denison, Megan Stack, Karen Potash,
Brian Potash, Renee San Jose
1832
198 Madison Ave.
New York, NY 10016
212-726-6000
800-451-7556
www.oup.com/us
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Oxford University Press, Inc. (OUP
USA), publishes works furthering
Oxford’s objective of excellence in
research, scholarship, and education.
It publishes for a wide range of
audiences in almost every academic
discipline. In addition to a large
number of print titles, OUP also
publishes numerous award-winning
online reference products.
Exhibiting Staff: Rebecca Seger
P
Paging Label Solutions
Group 1661
7136 S Yale, Suite 300
Tulsa, OK 74136
918-691-7864
1015
jhaconsults.com
Three Companies: One Breakthrough
Solution! A Consulting Firm, a Software
Firm and an innovative Label Supplier
combine their skills to bring you
what’s now called the “Pink” Paging
Label Solution. Come by our booth to
see why it’s the talk of libraries across
the country. You will not be
disappointed!
Exhibiting Staff: John Huber,
Rasmussen, Neil Trowbridge
Bob
Palgrave Macmillan 1113
175 Fifth Avenue
New York, NY 10010
646-307-5028
Fax: 212-982-5562
www.palgrave-usa.com
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Palgrave Macmillan is a global
cross-market publisher specializing in
quality
trade
nonfiction
and
cutting-edge academic books.
Exhibiting Staff: Erin Igoe
Palmieri Furniture Ltd. 736
1230 Reid Street
Richmond Hill, ON L4B IC4
Ontario Canada
905-731-9300
800-413-4440
Fax: 905-731-9878
www.palmierifurniture.com
For 43 years Palmieri’s manufacturing
plant has provided complete standard
or
unique
customized
library
environments for many institutions
across USA. Palmieri has partnered
1017
with F.S.C. to offer smartwood certified
products using materials that are
L.E.E.D rated. Palmieri offers design,
manufacture, electrical and green
friendly solutions as per customer’s
needs.
Exhibiting Staff: Frank Palmieri, Elena
Bobotan, Rocky Palmieri, Chien Hu
Paratext, LLC. 1331
2806 Flintrock Trace Rd, Ste A204
Austin, TX 78738
512-402-9959
Fax: 512-402-9979
http://www.paratext.com
Paratext publishes Reference Universe,
the only cumulative index to electronic
and
printed
encyclopedias
and
specialized reference works. Paratext
1018
also publishes the 19th Century
Masterfile: The Great Index to the
Great Century; Public Documents
Masterfile, BookNews Online and
Romanitas Reference Series, a new
resource for studying classical Latin
literature.
Pattern Research, Inc.
2610
P.O. Box 9100
Denver, CO 80209
303-778-0880
Fax: 303-722-2680
www.pattern.com
Pattern Research, Inc., can improve
productivity
and
workplace
relationships for people who serve
libraries and related institutions.
1019
Services include workshops (live,
online, distance, blended), consulting
and coaching. Topics from customer
service to strategic planning. Over 30
years’ working with libraries of all
types.
Exhibiting Staff: Pat Wagner
PBS Educational Media
1436
2100 Crystal City Drive
Arlington, VA 22202
800-344-3337
www.ShopPBS.org/teachers
Let learning leap off the screen with
PBS Educational Media! As the most
trusted
name
in
educational
programming, PBS offers educators
the best of public television and more.
1020
In addition to a comprehensive catalog,
PBS offers companion teaching and
learning materials, including online
resources, lesson plans and an array
of other multimedia resources that will
enhance the educational experience
from kindergarten through college.
Exhibiting Staff: Michael Clifford and
Gifford Campbell
Peachtree Publishers 817
1700 Chattahoochee Avenue
Atlanta, GA 30318-2112
404-876-8761
800-241-0113
Fax: 404-875-2578
www.peachtree-online.com
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Peachtree publishes children’s picture
and chapter books as well as titles on
health, parenting and education.
Exhibiting Staff: Margaret Quinlin,
Kathy Landwehr
Pearn and Associates Inc.
2620
4980 Meredith Way, #101
Boulder, CO 80303
720-406-8858
Fax: 303-443-1885
Walking in Snow, & I Look Around for
my Life, John Knoepfle; Ikaria: Love
Odyssey on a Greek Island, Anita
Sullivan; Lenten Journey Towards
Christian Maturity, William Breslin; U
Book: Photos from India, Nathan
Pierce; Another Chance, Joe Naiman;
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Goulash, Picking Pickles, Louise
Hoffmann; Point Guard, Victor Pearn.
Exhibiting Staff: Victor Pearn, Mrs.
Johnson, Mrs. Lowrie, Danielle Croft,
Gina Anderson, Keith Bridges
Penguin Group (USA) 1231
375 Hudson St.
New York, NY 10014
212-366-2372
Fax: 212-366-2933
http://us.penguingroup.com
Penguin Group (USA) publishes trade
fiction and nonfiction books through
a wide range of imprints. Please visit
http://us.penguingroup.com
for
information on our titles, subject
catalogs, and upcoming academic
conventions.
1023
Exhibiting Staff: Alan Walker, Sara
Clemens, Dominique R. Jenkins
Penguin Young Readers
Group 1232
345 Hudson St., 15th Floor
New York, NY 10014
212-414-3505
Fax: 212-414-3393
www.penguin.com/youngreaders
Quality hardcover and paperback
children’s, middle grade, and young
adult fiction and nonfiction. Imprints
include Dial Books for Young Readers,
Dutton Children’s Books, Firebird, G.P.
Putnam’s Sons, Grosset & Dunlap,
Philomel Books, Price Stern Sloan,
Puffin Books, Razorbill, Speak, and
Viking Children’s Books.
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Exhibiting Staff: Scottie Bowditch,
RasShahn
Johnson-Baker,
Rachel
Moore, Kim Lauber, Leslie Prives, Emily
Heddleson
Perseus Books Group 832
387 Park Avenue South, 12th Floor
New York, NY 10016
212-340-8100
Fax: 212-340-8105
www.perseusbooksgroup.com
The Perseus Books Group includes
Avalon Travel, Basic Books, Basic
Civitas Books, Nation Books, Da Capo
Press, Da Capo Lifelong Books,
PublicAffairs, Running Press, Seal
Press, Vanguard Press, Westview
Press.
Exhibiting Staff: Elenita Chmilowski
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Pickering & Chatto
Publishers 1757
21 Bloomsbury Way
London, WC1A 2TH
United Kingdom
4.4207405101e+011
Fax: 4.4207405622e+011
www.pickeringchatto.com
Pickering & Chatto publishes for the
international academic community
within the humanities and social
sciences. We are the preeminent
publisher of critical scholarly editions
and are also home to an innovative
monograph programme.
Exhibiting Staff: James Powell
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Picture Window Books 716
Mankato, MN 56001
877-845-8392
877-845-8392
Fax: 877-787-2746
www.picturewindowbooks.com
Picture
Window
Books
creates
illustrated nonfiction and fiction
picture books, easy readers and
transitional chapter gooks for ages
4-12. Designed to spark a child’s
natural love of learning, these books
begin the story of a lifetime for young
readers.
Exhibiting Staff: Maureen Hatteberg
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Play Bac 903
225 Varick St.
New York, NY 10014-4381
212-614-7572
800-722-7202 x7572
Fax: 800-344-3482
www.workman.com
Publishers of quality juvenile books
and educational aids.
Stern
Playaway 932
31999 Aurora Road
Solon, OH 44139
440-893-0808
877-893-0808
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Fax: 440-893-0809
www.playaway.com
PLAYAWAY
READY-TO-GO
AUDIO.
Playaway is the simplest way to listen
to a book on the go. It comes
preloaded with the audio content and
a battery. Simply plug in earphones
and enjoy. Each Playaway comes
ready-to-circulate
in
lockable
packaging with optional MARC records.
There’s nothing left to do but listen!
Exhibiting Staff: Library Sales Team
PNAS 1458
500 Fifth Street, NW
202-3341396
Fax: 202-334-1346
1029
The Proceedings of the National
Academy
of
Sciences,
(PNAS)
publishes
high-impact,
original
research that broadly spans the
biological, physical, and social sciences
and mathematics. One of the most
highly cited multidisciplinary scientific
journals, PNAS is published weekly in
print and daily online. Free issues,
posters, and giveaways will be
available.
POLARIS Library Systems
1732
P.O. Box 4903
Syracuse, NY 13221
315-634-1234
800-272-3414
Fax: 315-457-5883
1030
www.polarislibrary.com
Libraries are looking for better ways
to serve their patrons and streamline
staff workflow. And that’s precisely
what we do at Polaris Library Systems.
As
a
forward-thinking
library
automation company, we keep you at
the leading edge of technology,
helping you to maximize resources,
reduce costs and improve patron
satisfaction.
Exhibiting Staff: William Schickling,
David Bendekovic, Kathryn Miller, John
Richardson, Carrie Pearson, Patty
Girardi, John Lytle, Terry Morris, Kathie
Graham, Dennis Todd, Candy Zemon
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Praeger/ Greenwood
Publishing Group 1632
P.O. Box 5007
88 Post Road West
Westport, CT 06881
203-226-3571
800-225-5800
Fax: 203-222-1502
http://www.greenwood.com/praeger.a
spx
Praeger Publishers has a distinguished
history since 1949 of producing
scholarly and professional books in the
social sciences and humanities, with
special strengths in modern history,
current events and social issues, visual
and performing arts, and literature.
Exhibiting Staff: Karin Cholak
1032
Praeger Security
International/ Greenwood
88 Post Road West
Westport, CT 06881
203-226-3571
800-225-5800
Fax: 203-222-1502
http://www.greenwood.com/psi/
Praeger
Security
International
publishes
insightful
and
timely
material on international security,
including business and information
security, defense and foreign policy,
strategy, regional security, military
history, and terrorism. With user
accessibility in mind, PSI releases
1033
nonfiction and reference works in
print, e-book, and online formats.
Exhibiting Staff: Karin Cholak
Project Euclid 1752
Box 90660
Durham, NC 27708-0660
919-688-5134
888-651-0122
Fax: 919-688-4574
projecteuclid.org
Project Euclid hosts more than 50
mathematics and statistics titles from
independent publishers. In addition to
Euclid Prime, a collection of more than
20 resources, Project Euclid hosts
individual titles and a number of
open-access titles. Project Euclid is a
1034
joint venture of Cornell University
Library and Duke University Press.
Exhibiting Staff:
Jocelyn Dawson
Kimberly
Steinle,
Project MUSE® 1046
c/o The John Hopkins University Press
2715 N. Charles Street
Baltimore, MD 21218
410-516-6989
Fax: 410-516-6968
http://muse.jhu.edu
Project MUSE provides electronic
subscription access to full-text, current
periodical content from over 350
humanities and social science titles
published by some 100 not-for-profit
publ ishers.
MUSE
of fers
library-friendly licensing policies, a
1035
recently-enhanced interface compatible
with popular discovery and research
tools, and affordable, tiered pricing
for libraries of all types.
Exhibiting Staff: Mary Rose Muccie,
Melanie Schaffner, Kathy Obbagy
ProQuest 1804
789 E. Eisenhower Parkway
Ann Arbor, MI 48106
734-7614700
800-521-0600
Fax: 734-997-4224
www.proquest.com
ProQuest
creates
specialized
information resources and technologies
1036
that propel successful research and
learning. ProQuest is an information
partner,
creating
indispensable
research solutions that connect people
and information. ProQuest is working
toward
a
future
that
blends
information
accessibility
with
community to further enhance learning
and encourage lifelong enrichment.
Exhibiting Staff: Jaclyn Lebert
Publishers Group West 831
1700 Fourth Street
Berkeley, CA 94710
510-809-3700
800-788-3123
Fax: 510-809-3777
www.pgw.com
1037
Exclusive distributor of independent
publishers of children’s and adult
books who together offer some of the
most topical, innovative, and literary
works available today. PGW is a
division of the Perseus Books Group.
Exhibiting Staff: Susan McConnell,
David Ouimet, Helen Chin
Puvill Libros S.A. 2332
c/o Estany 13, Nave D-1
USA 1E. Park Dr Paterson NJ. 07504
Barcelona, 08038
Spain
34932988960, US 973-279-9054
Fax: 34932988961, US 973-278-1448
http://www.puvill.com
Book dealer from Spain, Mexico,
Portugal and Andorra. Services to
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libraries: Approval Plans, Firm orders,
Standing orders and Subscriptions,
New titles weekly or monthly
bibliographical
service,
USMARC
Records, Shelf ready materials.
Exhibiting Staff: Oscar Puvill, Dror
Faust, Barbara Michel, Marta Raposo,
Oscar Puvill
R
Raha Books 2626
441 La Prenda Road
Los Altos, CA 94024
650-823-3569
Fax: 650-947-7242
www.rahabooks.com
Dear visitor, Raha Books provides
libraries and research institutes with
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the latest books and media directly
from Iran. Services include but not
limited to: *Off-site electronic MARC21
Full or Klevel cataloging* Help with
selection/acquisition *Approval plans
and custom orders. * Volume discounts
*OCLC Partner * CALIFA vendor-partner.
Exhibiting Staff: Soussan Teymouri and
Behzad Nouban
Ralph Anspach 2638
1350 Pine Street
San Franciasco, CA 94128
415-440-4305
www.antimonopoly.com
The author defeated an infringement
suit filed by Monopoly(R) and his
Anti-Monopoly game became an
international hit. He discovered that
1040
an unsung anti-monopolistic woman
invented the Monopoly concept.
Atlantic City Quakers then transformed
it into the familiar Monopoly game.
Their
invention
was
copied
surreptitiously
and
illegally
monopolized.
Exhibiting Staff: Ralph Anspach and
Silvia Anspach
Random House Children’s
Books 1215
1745 Broadway
New York, NY 10019
212-782-9000
888-264-1745
Fax: 212-782-9682
www.randomhouse.com/teachers/libra
rians
1041
Quality books from hardcovers to
paperbacks, pre-school through Young
Adult, including the imprints of Alfred
A. Knopf, Crown, David Fickling Books,
Delacorte Press, Laurel-Leaf, Yearling,
Disney, Doubleday, Golden, Schwartz
& Wade, Step Into Reading, Stepping
Stones, Random House Children’s
Books, Robin Corey Books and Wendy
Lamb Books.
Exhibiting Staff: Adrienne Waintraub,
Tracy Lerner
Random House Large Print
Books 1215
Attn: BOT Customer Service
400 Hahn Road
800-733-3000
1042
800-733-3000
Fax: 800-659-2436
www.library.randomhouselargeprint.co
m
Books On Tape presents Random
House Large Print—featuring Standing
Order Plans with the latest bestselling
authors,
including
simultaneous
release and Exclusive titles. Stop by
and ask us about our Collection
Development Program.
Gurewitz
Random House Library and
Academic Marketing 1220
1745 Broadway, Mail Drop 5-4
New York, NY 10019
212-782-9000
1043
888-264-1745
Fax: 212-940-7381
www.randomhouse.com/library
Random House, Inc. is the world’s
largest English-language general trade
book publishers and includes an army
of prestigious imprints that publish
some of the foremost writers of our
time. Please also visit our Online sites
for high schools (www.randomhouse.c
om/highschool)
and
for
colleges/universities (www.randomho
use/com/academic).
Exhibiting Staff:
Jennifer Childs
Marcia
Purcell,
Readex, a division of
NewsBank, inc. 1344
4501 Tamiami Trail North, Suite 316
1044
Naples, FL 34103
239-263-6004
800-762-8182
Fax: 239-263-3004
www.readex.com
Visit Readex at NewsBank’s booth to
preview World Newspaper Archive,
created in partnership with CRL. Also
explore FBIS Daily Reports and our
newest
Archive
of
Americana
collections, including American Ethnic
Newspapers and The Civil War:
Antebellum Period to Reconstruction.
Also see Crossroads, a new tool
bringing
students
and
scholars
together.
Exhibiting Staff: David Braden, August
Imholtz, Steve Daniel, Remmel Nunn,
Erin Luckett, Georgia Frederick
1045
ReadHowYouWant 1324
277 White Street
Buchanan, NY 10511
971-645-4511
866 428-5344
Fax: 914 739-7575
Open the world of books to your
visually impaired patrons! We partner
with top publishers, such as John Wiley
and New World Library by publishing
our seven EasyRead™ editions of their
books. Five are large print, 16 pt or
larger type. We also publish in braille
and DAISY.
Exhibiting Staff: Peyton Stafford
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Recorded Books 1138
270 Skipjack Road
Prince Frederick, MD 20678
410-535-5590
800-638-1304
Fax: 410-414-2576
www.recordedbooks.com
Recorded Books provides unabridged
audiobooks, independent films and
other audio products for public and
university libraries. Over 8,500 titles
are available for all audiences narrated
by professional award-winning actors.
Packaging
designed
for
high
circulation.
One-year
warranty,
cataloging, processing and free marc
records available.
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Reference Group 746
The Reference Shelf 2606
10 Ferry Street, Suite 429
Concord, NH 03301
603-229-0662
800-226-5310
Fax: 603-2269443
www.thereferenceshelf.com
The
Reference
Shelf
is
an
all-encompassing display service for
publishers and authors. Librarians
know The Reference Shelf and are
attracted by its face-out presentation,
and one-stop coverage of titles from
multiple publishers. Build a schedule
that reflects YOUR needs. Maximize
exposure
by
selecting
national
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conferences and specialist and regional
meetings.
RefWorks-COS 1912
7200 Wisconsin Avenue, Suite 601
Bethesda, MD 20814
+1-301-961-6700
800-843-7751
Fax: +1-301-961-6708
www.refworks-cos.com
RefWorks-COS provides tools for every
phase of research, from discovering
the latest developments, finding
grants,
identifying
collaborators,
managing
information,
sharing
resources, writing papers, or locating
opportunities to present findings.
Designed to support researchers in any
discipline, RefWorks-COS provides
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indispensable tools for research at its
best!
Reliance Label Solutions,
Inc. 1541
205 N. Gold Street
Paola, KS 66071
800-767-9920
800-767-9920
Fax: 913-294-3808
reliancelabel.com
Reliance Label Solutions uses a value
engineering
approach
to
create
customized label and card solutions
with our 30 years of library market
experience. We offer a wide range of
products including premium barcode
labels, patron cards, printers, scanners,
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and onsite printing systems to meet
your needs. ISO 9001 certified.
Exhibiting Staff: Jenny Houston Sayler,
Diane Peterson
Renouf Publishing
Company Limited 1415
812 Proctor Avenue
Ogdensburg, NY 13669-2205
613-745-2665
888-551-7470
Fax: 888 551-7471
www.renoufbooks.com
Established in 1888, Renouf is North
America’s largest distributor of
international
publications
and
documents. The display will include a
selection of new publications from the
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over 50 international organizations the
Company represents.
Exhibiting Staff: Gordon Grahame
Ringgold, Inc. 2431
PO Box 368
Beaverton, OR 97075-0368
503-977-1313
Fax: (503)977-1314
www.ringgold.com
Ringgold maintains a worldwide
database of institutional identifiers (w
ww.openidentify.com) to improve the
handling of electronic journals by
librarians, subscription agents, and
publishers. Ringgold’s OpenRFP Online
service (www.openrfp.com) supports
library discovery and eProcurement of
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high-tech systems, including ILS, ERM,
RFID.
Exhibiting Staff: Don Chvatal, Peter
Evans, Helen Henderdon, Chris Leamy,
Alice Shoffner, Ralph Shoffner
Rittenhouse Book
Distributors Inc. 2245
511 Feheley Drive
King of Prussia, PA 19406
800-345-6425
800-345-6425
Fax: 800-223-7488
www.rittenhouse.com
Rittenhouse Book Distributors, Inc. is
a leading provider of health science
print and electronic products and
information. The R2 Digital Library is
an electronic book platform that offers
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a unique business model for digital
content. It enables the purchase of
individual resources from multiple
publishers, on one platform.
Exhibiting Staff: Wendy Bahnsen, Exec.
Director of Library Svc., Meg White,
Exec. Director of Digital Business
Developmet, Clark Morrell, President
Roaring Brook Press/ First
Second Books 1107
175 Fifth Avenue
New York, NY 10010
646-438-6157
888-330-8477
www.roaringbrookpress.com
Roaring Brook is a publisher of
high-quality literature for young
readers of all ages, from toddler to
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teen, and in all categories: picture
books, fiction, nonfiction, and graphic
novels. Our creators—some well
known, many new—define us and are
the focus of our list. Come browse our
latest titles.
Exhibiting Staff: Lauren L. Wohl, Gina
Gagliano, Kathryn Sibiski, Colleen AF
Venable, Simon Boughton, Neal Porter
Rosen Publishing Group
Inc. 1304
29 East 21st. St.
New York, NY 10010
212-777-3017
800-237-9932
Fax: 212-614-7386
www.rosenpublishing.com
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Nonfiction, curriculum-related books
and online databases for grades pre-K
to 12. Special areas of interest include
social
studies,
science,
health,
high/low resources, graphic nonfiction,
and guidance. Demo our award-winning
database TEEN HEALTH & WELLNESS:
REAL LIFE, REAL ANSWERS.
Exhibiting
Staff:
Roger
Rosen,
President-Isobel
Dizengoff,
Vice
President of Sales-Miriam Gilbert,
Director of Electronic Sales and
Marketing
Rowman & Littlefield
4501 Forbes Blvd, Suite 200
Lanham, MD 20706
800-462-6420
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800-462-6420
Fax: 800-338-4550
www.rlpgbooks.com
Rowman & Littlefield Publishing Group
is a preeminent publisher of critically
acclaimed
general
interest
and
scholarly books in the social sciences
and humanities as well as college
textbooks, professional titles, journals
and award winning reference titles.
Imprints such as Scarecrow Press,
Government Institute, and AltaMira
are under the RLPG umbrella.
RTI – DVD Repair 2453
4700 Chase Avenue
Lincolnwood, IL 60712
847-677-3000
800-323-7520
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Fax: 847-677-1311
www.DiscChek.com
RTI – ECO Disc Repair Products
automatically remove DEEP scratches
from CDs, DVDs and Books-on-CD via
exclusive flat-polishing technology; RTI
Inspectors quickly identify discs which
play fine and discs which are in need
of repair.
Exhibiting Staff: Mike Rozner, Scott
Jahnke
S
SAGE 1714
2455 Teller Road
Thousand Oaks, CA 91320
805-410-7239
800-818-7243
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Fax: 805-499-7881
www.sagepub.com
SAGE-an independent international
publisher in the social sciences,
technology and medicine-provides
journals, books, and electronic media
of the highest caliber. Researchers,
students, and professionals have relied
on our innovative resource.
Salem Press Inc. 2205
Two University Plaza, Suite 121
Hackensack, NJ 07601
201-968-9899
800-221-1592
Fax: 201-968-1411
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www.salempress.com
Salem Press is a publisher of reference
works on literature, history, biography,
and the sciences. Titles span all
education venues and are suitable for
adult and young adult readers. Salem
Press has also brought to the library
community compilations of their data
as databases delivered via the
internet.
Sasquatch Books (Dist. in
US by Publishers Group
West) 831
119 S. Main, Suite 400
Seattle, WA 98104
206-467-4300
800-775-0817; 800-788-3123
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Fax: 206-467-4301
www.sasquatchbooks.com
Sasquatch Books—publisher of books
for and from the Pacific Northwest,
Alaska, and California—is the nation’s
premier regional press. We publish
widely in the areas of food and wine,
gardening,
nature,
photography,
general and children’s books (including
Nancy Pearl’s Book Lust and Book
Crush books), and regional history.
Scarecrow Press 2004
4501 Forbes Blvd, Suite 200
Lanham, MD 20706
800-462-6420
800-462-6420
Fax: 800-338-4550
www.scarecrowpress.com
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Scarecrow Press publishes reference
books, historical dictionaries and titles
on library science, music, and film. We
also publish two premier journals for
the child and young adult librarian:
VOYA: Voice of Youth Advocates and
Teacher Librarian. Visit booth 2004 to
see our list and current journal issues.
Schedule3W/ Medianet
2322
c/o Dymaxion Research
5515 Cogswell St.
Halifax, NS B3J 1R2
Canada
902-422-1973
Fax: 902-421-1267
http://www.medianet.ns.ca
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Schedule3W (who, when & where) for
scheduling working time and service
point/desk assignments of staff,
substitutes & volunteers. Track when
staff want to work and can’t, create
recurring schedules, etc. Many great
schedules & reports including color,
highlighting changes, PDF output, etc.
Optional OnlineView access to the live
schedule. Inexpensive!
Exhibiting Staff: Peter Mason
Scheduline 2613
P.O. Box 7338
St. David, PA 19087
972-347-9852
Fax: 972-347-9852
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The Scholarly Publishers’
Collaborative Network
1855
9650 Rockville Pike
Bethesda, MD 20814-3998
301-634-7305
Fax: 301-634-7809
www.faseb.org/spcnet
The Scholarly Publishers’ Collaborative
Network, SPCNet, is a service for
scholarly publishers and the library
community, providing a consolidated
one-stop-shop for libraries and library
consortia to subscribe to the scholarly
publishers’ content available through
this program. Please visit us at www.
faseb.org/SPCNet.
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Exhibiting Staff: Barbara McWilliams
Scholastic 914
557 Broadway Fl 2
New York, NY 10012
212-343-6969
800scholastic
Fax: 212-343-6849
www.scholastic.com
Picture Books, Young & Middle Grade
novels, Fiction and Nonfiction.
Exhibiting Staff: Jacquelyn
Harper, John Mason
Young
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Scholastic Book Fairs 914
1080 Greenwood Boulevard
Lake Mary, FL 32746
800-874-4809
800-874-4809
Fax: 407-829-7898
www.scholasticbookfairs.com
Scholastic Book Fairs in-school reading
events bring children, teachers,
families and communities together
within a school to celebrate reading
and learning. Book Fairs provide access
to thousands of books and educational
materials
at
affordable
prices.
Scholastic Book Fairs connects kids
with the books they want to read.
Exhibiting Staff: Kelly Henjum
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Scholastic BookFlix/
Expert Space/ StudyJams/
Grolier Online 914
Scholastic
Danbury, CT 06816
888-326-6546
888-326-6546
Fax: 866-783-4361
www.scholastic.com
Scholastic offers a comprehensive
suite of online learning solutions to
help students access content-area
information, build information literacy
skills, practice concepts in math and
science, and build a love of
reading—from school, library or home.
For more information about BookFlix,
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Expert Space, StudyJams, or Grolier
Online visit www.scholastic.com.
Scholastic Trade Books 914
557 Broadway
New York, NY 10012
212-343-6100
800-SCHOLASTIC
www.scholastic.com
Young Adult, Picture Books, Nonfiction,
Fiction under the following imprints:
Arthur A Levine Books, The Blue Sky
Press, Cartwheel Books, Chicken House,
Graphix, Michael di Capua Books,
Orchard Books, Point, PUSH, Scholastic
Nonfiction, Scholastic Press, Scholastic
Reference.
Exhibiting Staff: Jacquelyn Harper, John
Mason
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SchoolRooms 2240
101 Washington Street SE
256-704-7000
800-917-4774
Fax: 256-704-7007
www.schoolrooms.net
A unique, standards-based, k-12 portal,
School-Rooms
provides
students,
teachers,
and
parents
with
simultaneous
access
to
library
resources, interactive educational
media, and educator selected and
certified Best of Online content.
Powerfully searched and indexed, safe,
engaging and relevant – SchoolRooms
by SirsiDynix.
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Exhibiting Staff: Adrian Escalante,
Marsha Dennis, Anthony Shamoun
Second Story Press 1041
20 Maud St, Suite 401
Toronto, ON M5V 2M5
Canada
416-537-7850
Fax: 416-537-0588
www.secondstorypress.on.ca
Fiction & nonfiction for all ages
specializing in women-focused books
on health, parenting, popular culture
& Judaica. Our prizewinning, children’s
program is translated into 23
languages & features the Holocaust
Remembrance
Series
for
Young
Readers.
Exhibiting Staff: Margie Wolf
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Sentry Technology
Corporation 513
1881 Lakeland Avenue
Ronkonkoma, NY 11779-7416
416-674-4788
800-461-2803 #102
Fax: 416-674-5075
www.sentrytechnology.com
Sentry Technology offers a complete
range of products for library security
and inventory control: RFID, Patron
Self-check, Electromagnetic and Radio
Frequency systems, as well as the
largest selection of security strips.
Self-check stations are available.
Exhibiting Staff: Austen Goldsmith;
Doug Rossiter; Joseph Stern; Lina
Abilleira; Lindy Totty; Peter Murdoch
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Sequoia Publishing Inc.
2441
9903 Titan Count Unit 16
Littleton, CO 80125
303-932-1400
888-932-1500
Fax: 303-932-1800
www.sequoiapublishing.com
Renowned Pocket Reference Series,
including POCKET REF(over 4.5 million
in print) – concise, user-friendly
references of universal appeal. Topic
sample: environmental data; building
trades; computer science; general
science (chemistry, physics & geology);
math
(geometry/trigonometry);
electronics; hardware and tool data;
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mining, mill and aggregate; 3500+
conversion factors and much more!
Exhibiting Staff: Sandy Evanyo, David
Derby
Serials Solutions 1904
501 N. 34th Street, Suite 400
Seattle, WA 98103
206-545-9056
866-737-4257
Fax: 206-525-9066
www.serialssolutions.com
Serials Solutions provides integrated
e-resource access and management
services. The Serials Solutions family
of services includes 360 Link, 360
Search, 360 Resource Manager, 360
MARC Updates, 360 Counter, 360 Core,
UlrichsOnline, Ulrich’s Serials Analysis
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System
and
OnlineFeat.
Serials
Solutions offers AquaBrowser Library
with My Discoveries to North American
academic libraries.
Seven Footer Press (Dist.
West) 831
276 Fifth Avenue, Suite 301
New York, NY 10001
212-710-9340
800-788-3123
www.wouldyourather.com
Seven Footer Press specializes in
interactive
high-concept
books,
including the Would You Rather...?
series. Their new children’s line, Seven
Footer
Kids,
debuts
with
the
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extraordinary animal encyclopedia,
Life-Size
Zoo,
featuring
vivid
photographs of twenty zoo favorites
at their actual size.
Exhibiting Staff:
Robert Kempe
David
Gomberg,
Sharpe Focus 2206
M.E. Sharpe, Inc.
80 Business Park Drive
Armonk, NY 10504
914-273-1800
800-541-6563
Fax: 914-273-2106
www.mesharpe.com
Award-winning publisher M.E. Sharpe
announces a new imprint for readers
ages 12+! Sharpe Focus publishes high
interest, full color nonfiction book
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series that support the national
curriculum. Visit our booth to view the
new series: Frameworks, Genetics: The
Science of Life, Show Me America, and
Inside Ancient China.
Hallman
Sharpe Reference 2206
M.E. Sharpe, Inc.
80 Business Park Drive
Armonk, NY 10504
914-273-1800
800-541-6563
Fax: 914-273-2106
www.mesharpe.com
Sharpe
Reference
publishes
award-winning
singleand
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multi-volume reference works in the
arts and social sciences. Visit our
booth to view the latest Sharpe
Reference
titles:
American
Countercultures, Civil Disobedience,
and Flight and Motion. Learn more
about Sharpe Online Reference!
Hallman
Shopware 2031
PO Box 2053
800-257-5126
800-257-5126
Fax: 609-671-0266
http://www.shopware-usa.com
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Shopware is the leading provider of
skills-based, up-to-date educational
media that thoroughly addresses
specific trade and industrial skills.
Shopware assists career and technical
education providers in preparing
students to enter the workforce
through the use of video, print and
interactive media.
Simon & Schuster
Childrens Publishing 1021
1230 Avenue of the Americas, 4th
Floor
New York, NY 10020
212-698-7000
Fax: 212-698-4350
www.SimonSaysTEACH.com
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Children’s
trade
hardcover
and
paperback books, board books, novelty
books and book and audio packages
for grades pre-K through 12.
Exhibiting Staff: Michelle Fadlalla,
Mary McAveney, Jodie Cohen, Laura
Antonacci
Simply Read (Dist. in US
831
501-5525 West Blvd
Vancouver, V6M 3W6
BCCanada
510-809-3700
800-788-3123
Fax: 510-809-3777
www.simplyreadbooks.com
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Beautifully illustrated books for the
enrichment of young readers and the
appreciation of adults; our focus pivots
on books that are an expression of the
hopes, joys, loves, and wonders of
childhood.
Exhibiting Staff: Dimiter Savin
SimplyMap (Geographic
Research, Inc.) 2451
New York, NY 10001
888-845-5064
Fax: 866-212-8001
www.geographicresearch.com
SimplyMap, our web-based mapping
and data analysis application, enables
users
to
quickly
create
professional-quality thematic maps and
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reports using powerful demographic,
business,
and
marketing
data.
SimplyMap turns complex nationwide
data into valuable information that is
easily accessed through an innovative,
userfriendly interface.
Exhibiting Staff: Charles Swartz
SirsiDynix 2140
101 Washington Street SE
256-704-7000
800-917-4774
Fax: 256-704-7007
www.sirsidynix.com
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SirsiDynix helps libraries succeed.
Using SirsiDynix means you have the
leader in strategic technology solutions
on your team, with deep functionality
and experience working for you.
SirsiDynix offers a comprehensive
suite of superior library management
and
user
experience
solutions.
SirsiDynix also assists libraries with
SaaS,
personal
consulting,
and
professional services.
Society of Biblical
Literature 2624
The Luce Center
825 Houston Mill Road
Atlanta, GA 30329
404-727-0807
Fax: 404-727-4719
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www.sbl-site.org
The SBL focuses on the needs of
biblical scholars and students by
creating resources for the classroom
and
research
and
fosters
the
professional development of biblical
scholars by creating venues for
publication, enhancing editorial skills,
and providing critical responses to
manuscripts submitted for publication.
Exhibiting Staff: Billie Jean Collins
Soft Skull Press, Inc. (dist.
West) 831
19 West 21st Street, Suite 1101
New York, NY 10010
718-643-1599
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800-788-3123
Fax: 866-881-4997
www.softskull.com
Edgy, radical, alternative, and visionary
contemporary titles including fiction,
graphic novels, and nonfiction on
current affairs, counterculture, and
politics. Soft Skull Press is an imprint
of Counterpoint LLC.
Sourcebooks 2523
1935 Brookdale Road, Suite 139
Naperville, IL 60563
630-961-3900
800-432-7444
Fax: 630-961-2168
www.sourcebooks.com
One
of
the
fastest-growing
independent publishers in the U.S.,
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Sourcebooks is exceptionally strong in
romance,
self-help,
business,
parenting, fiction, and mixed media
titles. We recently introduced our
children’s
imprint,
Sourcebooks
Jabberwocky, in 2007, which has
already experienced the success of two
New York Times Bestsellers!
Exhibiting Staff: Melanie Thompson,
Heidi Weiland
Spacesaver Corporation
2203
1450 Janesville Ave.
Fort Atkinson, WI 53538
920-563-6362
800-492-3434
Fax: 920-563-0739
www.spacesaver.com
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Spacesaver introduces XTendtm Mobile
High-Bay System. Spacesaver now
provides
a
Total
Solution
for
customizing and optimizing your library
space, both On and Off-Site. Our
unique combination of flexible storage
solutions and industry experts across
the country will help transform your
space to meet the increasingly diverse
user needs.
Exhibiting Staff: Mark Haubenschild
SPIE Digital Library 1462
1000-20th Street
P.O. Box 10
Bellingham, WA 98227-0010
360-676-3290
Fax: 360-647-1445
SPIEDigitalLibrary.org
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The SPIE Digital Library includes over
265,000 technical papers from SPIE
Journal s
and
Conference
Proceedings—from 1990 to present—in
cutting edge technologies such as
biophotonics, nanotechnology, sensors,
lasers, electro-optics, communications,
and imaging. Many of the world’s
leading research organizations publish
their latest work in the SPIE Digital
Library.
Exhibiting Staff: Robert Dentel
Springer 2324
233 Spring St.
New York, NY 10013
212-460-1500
1-800-SPRINGER
Fax: 201-272-1832
www.springer.com
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Springer is one of the leading
international
scientific
publishing
companies. Founded in 1842, today it’s
the largest science, technology, and
medicine book publisher. The company
publishes more than 1,250 journals and
3,000 new book titles each year, in
addition to offering an array of online
services including SpringerLink.
Exhibiting Staff: Jason Marcakis
S-T Imaging Inc 2041
466 Central Ave. Ste 31
Northfield, IL 60093
847-501-3344
Fax: 847-501-3377
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www.stimaging.com
S-T Imaging, Inc. Manufacturers of
Custom Micrographic Equipment since
1989. See our New Line of Digital Film
Scanners like; New Ultra ST200X
Direct Film Scanner system; New ST
Genie (Portable Manual Roll Film
Scanner); ST Companion Multi-Media
Book Scanner; Call S-T IMAGING at
(847)501-3344 for a FREE NO
OBLIGATION DEMO!
Exhibiting Staff: Wayne Rogozinski,
Dan Donaldson
Standard & Poor’s 2118
55 Water Street 43rd Floor
New York, NY 10041
212-438-4036
800-523-4534
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Fax: 212-438-6270
www.netadvantage.sandp.com
Visit Standard & Poor’s booth #2118
to
preview
NetAdvantage!
NetAdvantage product suite includes:
Industry Surveys, Stock Reports,
Mutual Fund, Outlook, Register,
Security Dealers. Credit Week, plus
Global Industry Surveys, Global
Reports, Annual Reports, Interims, and
CSR Reports. Other features are
Compustat
Excel
Analytics
and
International
Fundamental
Reports(Academic Library only).
Exhibiting Staff: Enza Messina, John
Quealy, Dan Sovocool, Scott Hossfeld
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Star Bright Books 947
30-19 48th Avenue
Long Island City, NY 11101
718-784-9112
800-788-4439
Fax: 718-784-9012
www.starbrightbooks.com
Award-winning children’s books for all
ages including picture and board books
in 17 languages. The authors of the
adult book Hidden Letters, will be at
the booth. This book is “one of most
valuable contemporary sources on
Jewish life, and on Dutch life in
general, during the war.”
Exhibiting Staff: Deborah Shine, Ian
Shine
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Sterling Publishing Co. Inc.
1203
387 Park Ave., South, 5th Floor
New York, NY 10016
646-688-2509
Fax: 212-532-5415
www.sterlingpublishing.com
Sterling
covers
current
events,
diet/health, popular culture, reference,
history, art, music and everything in
between. Includes Hearst Books, Lark
Crafts, and Lark Photography books.
Sterling Children’s Books entertain,
educate, and delight babies to young
readers, including board books, picture
books, jokes and riddles, biographies
and Unabridged Classics.
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Exhibiting Staff: Christopher Vaccari,
Sarah Ritter
Stone Arch Books 714
151 Good Counsel Dr.
Mankato, MN 56001
877-245-4902
800-421-7731
Fax: 877-245-4902
www.stonearchbooks.com
Stone
Arch
Books
publishes
high-interest fiction for readers ages
7-12 on hot topics in the most popular
genres. Our novels are safe graphic
novels featuring lively, appealing plots
and strong characters that engage
even the most striving reader.
Exhibiting Staff:
Maryellen Gregoire
Joan
Berge
&
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Stop Falling Productions
2609
160 N. Main St.
St. Clair, MO 63077
636-629-1887
800-362-9511
Fax: 636-629-1584
www.stopfalling.com
Librarian shirts and accessories.
Exhibiting Staff: Sarah Hedrick
Storey Publishing (A
division of Workman
Publishing Company) 903
225 Varick St.
New York, NY 10014-4381
1094
212-614-7572
800-722-7202 x7572
Fax: 800-344-3482
www.storey.com
Publisher of nonfiction titles in
Gardening, Cooking, Building/Home
Reference, Crafts, Health, Pets &
Animals, Agriculture/Farming, Horse
& Equestrian Nature.
Stern, Steven Pace
Swets 1642
160 Ninth Avenue
Runnemede, NJ 08078
800-645-6595
800-645-6595
Fax: 856-632-7303
www.swets.com
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Swets
is
the
world’s
leading
subscription services company. Our
SwetsWise portfolio of fully integrated
products are designed to simplify the
way you acquire, access and manage
your subscriptions.
Sylvan Dell Publishing 509
976 Houston Northcutt Blvd., Suite 3
Mt. Pleasant, SC 29464
843-971-6722
877-958-2600
Fax: 843-216-3804
www.SylvanDellPublishing.com
Science and Math Through Literature.
Picture books that excite children’s
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imagination,
are
artistically
spectacular, and have educational
value. Each includes a 3-5 page “For
Creative Minds” educational section in
the back. 30-80 pages of Teaching
Activities online and free. Aligned to
national & state standards. Accelerated
Reader – Lexile.
Exhibiting Staff: Lee German
T
Tantor Media 2051
2 Business Park Road
Old Saybrook, CT 06475
877-782-6867
877-782-6867
Fax: 888-782-7821
www.tantor.com
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Tantor offers unabridged fiction and
nonfiction audiobooks in Library,
Retail, and MP3 editions. We offer free
replacement discs for all of our library
editions. We also offer a new e-book
pdf on all of our new classic titles. All
titles arrive shelf ready within three
business days. Discounts up to 40%.
Exhibiting Staff: Russell Hyde
Taylor & Francis 1932
270 Madison Avenue
New York, NY 10016
212-216-7800
(800-634-7064)
Fax: 212-564-7854
www.taylorandfrancis.com
Building on two centuries’ experience,
Taylor & Francis has grown rapidly
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over the last two decades to become
a leading international academic
publisher. Today Taylor & Francis
Group publishes more than 1,000
journals and around 1,800 new books
each year.
Exhibiting Staff: Sarah Fox, Rosa
Perez,
Monica
Avellone,
Corey
Worthington, Margaret Walker, Carrie
Esch, Sharon Murphy, Mary Nugent
TDNet Inc. 1308
P.O. Box 38
West Chester, PA 19381
610-738-0280
888-705-3582
Fax: 610-738-9124
www.tdnet.com
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TDNet offers libraries a powerful suite
of services for accessing and managing
e-resources including Journal Manager
with Table Of Contents current
awareness alerting service with RSS
feeds, eBook Manager with A to Z list,
Searcher Analyzer federated searching,
Open URL Link Resolver/TOUResolver,
Holdings Manager, and leading-edge
solutions.
Exhibiting Staff: Asher Sofrin; Ronna
Archbold; Susan Singer
Tech Logic Corporation
1241
1818 Buerkle Road
White Bear Lake, MN 55110
651-747-0492
800-494-9330
1100
Fax: 651-747-0493
www.Tech-Logic.com
Tech Logic, the leader in automated
checkin, sorting and checkout solutions
for libraries, featuring UltraSort and
QuickSort hands-free book returns,
Barcode and RFID self checkout
systems powered by CircIT. All Tech
Logic solutions are UL certified. We
design, manufacture, deliver, install,
and maintain our products.
Exhibiting Staff: Gary Kirk, Tom Loy,
Dave Janzen, Joe Libman, Jim Nelson,
Heidi Weippert
TechSource 1418
50 East Huron Street
Chicago, IL 60611
312-280-5413
1101
800-545-2433
Fax: 312-280-5275
http://www.techsource.ala.org/
ALA TechSource, publisher of Library
Technology Reports, Smart Libraries
Newsletter, and the TechSource Online
site (including its popular blog),
publishes innovative new content you
won’t find elsewhere. Meet the editor,
learn more about what’s forthcoming
and how TechSource can help you
i n t e g ra t e
all
kinds
of
technology—including
social
software—in your library.
Exhibiting Staff: Dan Freeman
TELL ME MORE powered by
Auralog 1552
3710 E. University Dr. Suite 1
1102
Phoenix, AZ 85034 United States
602-470-0300
888-388-3535
Fax: 602-470-0311
www.auralog.com
TELL ME MORE® is the recognized
global leader in multimedia solutions
for learning and teaching languages.
Auralog
pioneered
integrating
advanced
speech
recognition
technology into software to improve
foreign language mastery. Used
worldwide by over 5 million consumers
and over 10,000 academic institutions.
Exhibiting Staff: Jason Wilson
Ten Speed Press 1213
Tricycle Press/Celestial Arts/Crossing
Press
1103
PO Box 7123
Berkeley, CA 94707
510-559-1600
800-841-2665
Fax: 510-524-4588
www.tenspeed.com
Books & posters covering a range of
topics including children’s, humor,
cooking, careers, distance learning &
education, new age, and alternative
medicine. Stop by the booth for
freebies while supplies last.
Exhibiting Staff: Laura Mancuso &
Patricia Kelly
Text a Librarian 2505
1261 Howard Street
877-572-9953
1104
877-572-9953
www.textalibrarian.com
Text a Librarian offers mobile-enabled
Library 2.0 reference technologies that
work seamlessly with your existing
E-mail, IM and SMS systems. Visit us
at booth #2505 or online at www.tex
talibrarian.com.
Thinkmap Visual
Thesaurus 2039
155 Spring Street, Suite 3A
New York, NY 10012
888-278-8600
888-278-8600
Fax: 212-285-8999
www.visualthesaurus.com
1105
Visual Thesaurus is an interactive
dictionary and thesaurus which creates
word maps that blossom with
meanings that branch to related
words. Students of all ages find the
Visual Thesaurus fun and engaging to
use. The Visual Thesaurus is a
marvelous way to improve vocabulary,
reading and writing skills, and
comprehension.
Exhibiting Staff: Ivan Krieg
Thomson Reuters 1722
3501 Market Street
215-386-0100
800-336-4474
Fax: 215-243-2206
www.scientific.thomson.com
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Thomson Reuters provides research
solutions
to
3,000
academic
institutions worldwide. ISI Online of
Knowledge, Online of Science, and
in-depth evaluation tools deliver
relevant data and ways to search,
evaluate, and share this information,
including cited reference searching,
analysis tools, and EndNote Online for
integrated searching, writing, and
bibliography creation.
Thomson Reuters 1822
Five Paragon Dr.
Montvale, NJ 07645-1725
201-358-7522
Fax: 201-722-3878
1107
www.pdr.net
As one of the premier brands in the
Thomson Reuters product line, the
Physicians’ Desk Reference® (PDR)
has been a source of trusted drug
information for more than 60 years.
This year PDR released a dozen new
or revised drug and clinical guides for
healthcare professionals and health
conscious consumers.
Exhibiting Staff: Linda Levine, Bill
Gaffney
Timber Press (A division
of Workman Publishing
Company) 903
225 Varick St.
1108
New York, NY 10014-4381
212-614-7572
800-722-7202 x7572
Fax: 800-344-3482
www.timberrpress.com
Timber Press publishes a line of
quality
books
for
sophisticated
gardeners, horticulturists, botanists,
naturalists,
and
landscape
professionals. We publish books
written by genuine experts, and lavish
upon them meticulous editorial
attention, to assure their authoritative
quality and enduring value. Today we
have over 400 titles in print.
Stern, Steven Pace
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TLC The Library
Corporation 1244
Research Park
Inwood, WV 25428
304-229-0100
800-325-7759
Fax: 304-229-0295
http://www.TLCdelivers.com
TLC is a 34-year old company owned
and operated by its founding family.
TLC offers standalone and integrated
automation systems. Ask about our
new LS2 PAC, the new search
interface—beautiful
software—that
connects the library, the user, and the
community.
Exhibiting Staff: Gar Sydnor, TLC staff
members
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Torquere Press, Inc. 1547
600 Cleanwater Trail
PO Box 2545
Round Rock, TX 78680
512-586-6921
Fax: 512-863-2968
www.torquerepress.com
Torquere Press Inc is proud to present
the finest in GLBT romance, in e-book
and paperback. Since 2003, Torquere
Press has provided readers with Gay
and Lesbian fiction from the leading
authors in the genre. In 2008, we are
pleased to announce our Prizm line,
for GLBT Young Adult readers.
Exhibiting Staff: Shawn Clements,
Lorna HInson, Larry Clements
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Tundra Books 1313
75 Sherbourne Street, 5th Floor
Toronto, M5A 2P9
OntarioCanada
416-598-4786
800-788-1074
Fax: 416-598-7764
www.tundrabooks.com
Award-winning books suitable for the
K-12 library, education, and bookstore
markets.
Exhibiting Staff:
Pamela Osti
Alison
Morgan,
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Turtle Books (Dist. in US
831
866 United Nations Plaza, Ste. 525
New York, NY 10017
212-644-2020
800-788-3123
Fax: 212-233-4387
www.turtlebooks.com
Turtle Books is an independent
publishing house specializing in
illustrated children’s books. In most
cases, we publish our books in both
English and Spanish editions. Titles
include: Finding Daddy, Lady in the
Box, Crab Man, La Cucaracha Martina,
Legend of Mexicatl, Prairie Dog
Pioneers, and Keeper of the Swamp.
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Tutor.com 1037
40 Fulton St, 4th FL
New York, NY 10038
888-888-6726
888-888-6726
Fax: 212-766-5855
www.tutor.com
Most Experience, Best Support, Highest
Quality at a Price for Every Budget!
Stop by Booth 1037 and see a live
demo with an online tutor and learn
why Live Homework Help® from Tuto
r.com
is
the
online
tutoring
leader—serving more than 1,800
libraries across North America!
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Tutto/ Mascot
Metropolitan Inc. 1862
380 Swift Ave. #18
South San Francisco, CA 94080
650-873-7717
Fax: 650-873-1623
www.tutto.com
Mascot Metropolitan was founded in
1987. Its mission is to design and
manufacture top quality carrying cases
for professionals on the go. Its
patented products have won wide
recognition including a design award
from Tylenol/Arthritis Foundation and
number.
Exhibiting Staff: Susan Lee, Debbie
Campbell, Cathy Newton, Nancy Hall
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U
Universal Air Lift 1561
28010 N W 142 Ave
High Springs, FL 32643
386-454-8790
866-526-3688
Fax: 386-454-7857
www.universalairlift.com
Universal Air Lift is your one stop
provider for carpet replacement. UAL
provides relocation of your loaded
stacks
without
unloading
the
collections. Safetly and smoothly.
Franchise area’s available. www.unive
rsalairlift.com
Exhibiting Staff: David Baucom, Debra
Baucom
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University of Alaska Press
2632
PO Box 756240
Fairbanks, Alaska 99775-6240
907-474-5831
888-252-6657
Fax: 907-474-5502
www.uaf.edu/uapress
The University of Alaska Press
publishes nonfiction and literature
about Alaska, North Pacific Rim, Arctic
Canada, Siberia, and Scandinavia. UA
Press is dedicated to enriching the
lives of Alaskans through high-quality
books on the history, art, people, and
natural world of the North.
Exhibiting Staff: Elisabeth Dabney,
Amy Simpson
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University of California
Press 2506
2000 Center St, Ste 303
Berkeley, CA 94704
510-642-6188
Fax: 510-642-9917
www.ucpressjournals.com
University of California Press currently
publishes 53 scholarly journals in a
wide variety of disciplines in the
humanities and social sciences, with
concentrations in literature, music,
history, cultural studies, sociology,
law, ornithological and area studies.
Exhibiting Staff: Rachel Lee, University
of California Press
1118
The University of Chicago
Press 1755
1427 E. 60th Street
Chicago, IL 60037-2954
773-702-0285
Fax: 773-702-9756
www.press.uchicago.edu
Established in 1891, the University of
Chicago Press is the largest American
university press. The Press publishes
approximately 250 books a year and
has published 11,000 books since its
founding. In addition, the Press
publishes leading journals and annuals
fields including the humanities and
physical, life, and medical sciences.
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Exhibiting Staff: Ellen Gibson, Laura
Andersen, Paul Schellinger, Jeralynn
Lee
University of Denver 2408
2450 S Vine St-JMAC Building
Denver, CO 80208
303-871-2747
800-835-1607
Fax: 303-871-2709
http://www.du.edu/lis
The University of Denver’s distinctive
Master’s of Library and Information
Science (MLIS) program serves future
librarians,
archivists,
digitization
specialists,
and
information
professionals in a region recognized
for innovative LIS practices. The
ALA-accredited MLIS degree prepares
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forward-thinking and action-oriented
graduates to serve in many types of
institutions.
University of Nebraska
Press 2616
1111 Lincoln Mall
Lincoln, NE 68588-0630
402-472-3581
800-755-1105
Fax: 402-472-6214
http://www.nebraskapress.unl.edu
The University of Nebraska Press will
be highlighting its 21 scholarly journals
in the areas of Native Studies,
Women’s Studies, Literature, Sports,
History, Anthropology, Journalism,
French, Irish, and German Studies,
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Music, Comparative Studies, Narrative
Nonfiction, and Linguistics.
Exhibiting Staff: Joyce Gettman
University of Virginia
Press 1761
P.O. Box 400318
Charlottesville, VA 22904-4318
434-924-1450
800-831-3406
Fax: 434-982-2655
www.upress.virginia.edu
The University of Virginia Press will
be demonstrating titles from its
ROTUNDA
line
of
electronic
publications, including digital editions
of the papers of George Washington,
John Adams, and Thomas Jefferson.
1122
Exhibiting Staff: Jason Coleman
Unshelved 1052
4819 South Oregon Street
Seattle, WA 98118
206-860-2199
Fax: 425-699-0031
www.unshelved.com
Join the tens of thousands who enjoy
the true-to-life humor of Unshelved,
the library comic strip. Creators Bill
Barnes and Gene Ambaum are on hand
to sign their newest collection
Frequently Asked Questions. A wide
variety of entertaining and comfortable
apparel.
Userful 708
#400 – 3 Fan Tan Ally
1123
Victoria, BC V8W 3G9
Canada
403-289-2177
866-873-9126
Fax: 403-206-7010
http://library.userful.com
Userful
Desktop
(formerly
DiscoverStation)
is
the
Public
Computing solution of the future.
Unparalleled service to patrons, less
headaches for staff. It comes
pre-installed with a full-suite of public
management
software,
offers
automated
time
and
print
management, and requires no ongoing
maintenance from your staff. http://l
ibrary.userful.com
1124
V
Value Line Publishing, Inc.
734
Institutional Services Group
220 East 42nd Street – 6th Floor
New York, NY 10017
212-907-1774
800-531-1425
Fax: 212-907-1922
www.valueline.com
World’s
largest
publisher
of
independent financial research on
stocks and mutual funds. All services
available online. Software and data
provided in Online-based applications
and on CD-ROM.
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Exhibiting Staff: Jason Wiseberg, Corey
Cox, Paul Chaveriat
VanitaBooks, LLC 844
1000 Woodhaven Blvd
Akron, OH 44333
330-668-3307
VanitaBooks.com
VanitaBooks publishes books for
children ages 4-8. The new titles:
Made in China, Let Me Bee, and What
Pet Will I get? address some of the
common issues of childhood. All
profits are donated to the charities
supported by the Jim and Vanita
Oelschlager Foundation.
Exhibiting Staff: Kristin Blackwood,
Christine Hart and Jutta Swoboda
1126
Vault, Inc. 535
75 Varick Street 8th floor
New York, NY 10011
646-792-6336
Fax: 212-366-6117
www.vault.com
Vault is the most trusted name in
career information. Vault’s database,
the Online Career Library, is the
world’s most comprehensive collection
of career e-books. Our 1,000+
subscribers also have access to
industry research, company profiles,
career advice articles, message boards,
videos, and insider information on
colleges and universities.
1127
VeloPress 2607
1830 55th St.
Boulder, CO 80301
303-245-2138
Fax: 303-444-6788
www.velopress.com
VeloPress is an endurance sports and
fitness publisher with books on
cycling, triathlon, running, swimming,
yoga, nutrition, and the histories and
personalities of our sports. VeloPress
is the book publishing division of
Competitor Group, Inc., publisher of
VeloNews, Triathlete, Inside Triathlon,
and Competitor magazines.
Exhibiting Staff: Dave Trendler
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VTLS Inc. 1038
1701 Kraft Drive
Blacksburg, VA 24060
540-557-1200
800-468-8857
Fax: 540-557-1210
www.vtls.com
VTLS Inc. (www.vtls.com), provides
visionary
technology
in
library
solutions to a customer base of more
than 900 libraries in over 32 countries.
VIRTUA is our ILS solution, Visualizer
is our facet-based data discovery tool,
Fastrac is our RFID technology, and
VITAL is our Repository Services
solution.
1129
Exhibiting Staff: Vinod Chachra, John
Espley, Cece Yourshaw, Robert Pillow,
Heather Myers
W
W. T. Cox Subscriptions
1950
201 Village Road
Shallotte, NC 28470
910-754-3145
800-571-9554
Fax: 910-755-6274
www.wtcox.com
WT Cox Subscriptions prides itself on
our personal approach to the customer
based serial management solutions we
provide. Offering more than 260,000
titles in print and electronic formats,
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WT Cox Subscriptions is a great fit for
all academic, public, medical, special,
government and school libraries.
Exhibiting Staff: Michael Markwith,
Bonnie Cribbs, Debi Knox
W. W. Norton & Company,
Inc. 922
500 Fifth Ave.
New York, NY 10110-0017
212-354-5500
800-233-4830
Fax: 212-790-9453
http://www.wwnorton.com
Trade hardcovers and paperbacks from
Norton and our distributees: Atlas
Books, Countryman, Fantagraphics,
George Braziller, New Directions, New
Press, Odyssey, Pegasus, Persea,
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Quantuck Lane, Rio Nuevo, Skyhorse,
Thames & Hudson and Verso.
Exhibiting Staff: Golda Rademacher,
Dosier Hammond
Walter de Gruyter Inc.
2047
New York, NY 10018
212-564-9223
Fax: 212-564-9224
www.degruyter.com
Annually, the scholarly publishing
house of Walter de Gruyter publishes
more than 250 new books, over 60
academic
journals,
and
various
electronic media in the humanities and
social sciences. Walter de Gruyter
includes the imprints of K.G. Saur,
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Mouton de Gruyter, Max Niemeyer
Verlag, and de Gruyter Recht.
Exhibiting Staff: Mary Marshall, Clara
Waldrich, Kathryn Ruehle
Watson Label Products
2338
10616 Trenton Ave.
St. Louis, MO 63132
314-493-9300
800-678-6715
Fax: 314-493-9399
www.wlp.com
High resolution DIGITALLY IMAGED bar
code labels, PERSONALIZED customer
service and FREE COLOR are among
the many reasons WLP is the label
manufacturer of choice for public,
private and academic libraries. TESLIN
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patron cards and key tags, plus other
promotional
items,
are
also
manufactured by this ISO Certified,
woman-owned business.
Exhibiting Staff: Joan Morgan and
Courtney Haberer
Weston Woods Studios,
Inc. 914
143 Main Street
Norwalk, CT 06851
203-845-0197
800-243-5020
Fax: 203-845-0498
www.scholastic.com/westonwoods
Weston Woods has been bringing
outstanding children’s picture books
to life for over 55 years! We produce
a full selection of award-winning
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DVDs, videos, book and read-along CD
or cassette packages, along with
Playaway® adaptations of classic
children’s literature.
Exhibiting Staff: Paul Gagne, Christine
Flaherty
William B. Meyer Inc. 2642
255 Longbeach Blvd.
Stratford, CT 06615
800-727-5985
800-727-5985
Fax: 203-383-6219
www.meyerlibrary.com
America’s
Library
Moving
Specialist—William B. Meyer, Inc. has
been entrusted to move some of the
most prestigious collections in the
country. With unparalleled knowledge
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and depth of personnel William B.
Meyer, Inc. specializes in rare book
moves, collection cleaning, measuring
and mapping.
Exhibiting Staff: Mike Kent, Carla
Caforio
Wolters Kluwer Health/
Ovid Inc. 1939
333 Seventh Ave, 20th Floor
New York, NY 10001
646-674-6300
Fax: 781-769-8763
www.ovid.com
Ovid, a leader in providing electronic
medical, scientific, and academic
research
solutions.
Our
OvidSP
platform
delivers
a
powerful,
simplified search experience combining
1136
Ovid
and
SilverPlatter
search
technology. We deliver relevant,
current and accurate content, robust
search, discovery, and productivity
tools with support services to simplify
and speed the research process.
Women Make Movies 2640
462 Broadway, Suite 508C
NY, NY 10013
212-925-0606 x.360
Fax: 212-925-2052
www.wmm.com
Established in 1972 to address the
under-representation
and
misrepresentation of women in the
media, Women Make Movies is a
non-profit distributor of independent
films by and about women. WMM
1137
focuses on cutting-edge documentaries
that give depth to today’s headlines
and artistically and intellectually
challenging works in all genres.
Exhibiting Staff: Sarah Reynolds
The Worden Co. 2131
199 E. 17th St.
Holland, MI 49423
616-392-1848
800-748-0561
Fax: 616-392-2542
www.wordencompany.com
Worden combines our deep knowledge
of the industry with time-honed skills
and technology to create innovative,
inviting solutions for learning spaces.
In addition to a full spectrum of
furniture collections (including tables,
1138
carrels, workstations, desks, shelving
and seating) Worden specializes in
customized solutions to meet client
needs.
Workman Publishing/
Algonquin Books 903
255 Varick Street
New York, NY 10014-4381
212-614-7572
800-722-7202
Fax: 800-344-3482
www.workman.com
WORKMAN: Publishers of trade
paperbacks and hardcovers in the
following areas: Parenting & Pregnancy
(What to Expect series), Cooking
(many
award
winners),
Home
Reference,
Health,
Self
Help,
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Gardening, Crafts, Animals, Sports,
Humor, Brain Quest, and restaurant
guides.
Stern, Steven Pace
World Almanac Education
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A WRC Media Company
23221 Morgan Court
Strongsville, OH 44149-5100
216-663-8867
800-321-1147
Fax: 216-663-8877
www.waebooks.com
World Almanac Education has the best
K-12 books and kits for educators
nationwide. Offering more than 6,500
outstanding titles, hand selected from
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hundreds of publishers, we specialize
in reference, fiction, and nonfiction
titles for all grades and curriculum
areas.
Exhibiting Staff: Said Mougrabi
2439
1818 H St. NW, MSN U11-1104
202-473-2497
Fax: 202-522-2631
www.worldbank.org
In support of its efforts to promote
economic development in borrower
countries, the World Bank undertakes
research on an array of public policy
issues, and actively disseminates
information worldwide. Publications
1141
are available as books, e-books, online
databases and other online services.
Exhibiting Staff: Malika Khek Vannier
World Book Inc. 1332
233 N. Michigan Ave, Ste 2000
Chicago, IL 60601
312-729-5852
Fax: 312-729-5623
www.worldbookonline.com/sales
World Book, Inc., is the publisher of
highly-acclaimed
reference
and
children’s educational publications
including print, CD-ROM, and online
product. World Book Online Reference
Center will be demonstrated. This site
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also features two premium products:
Enciclopedia Estudiantil Hallazgos, a
Spanish-language encyclopedia; and
World Book Research Libraries. An
extensive database of original books
and source documents.
Exhibiting Staff: Paul Gazzolo, Bob
Hall, Bob Buck, Paul Kobasa, Janet
Peterson, Judy Stancil, Patti Ginnis,
Allen Kirby, Bob Muraro, Mike Novis
Y
YBP Library Services 2121
999 Maple Street
Contoocook, NH 03229-4450
800-258-3774
Fax:- 4095
www.ybp.com
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YBP is a supplier of electronic and
print
monographs,
collection
management and technical service
solutions to research libraries and
consortia worldwide. YBP offers rapid
fulfillment, extensive title inventory,
and GOBI, the premier bibliographic
information database.
Exhibiting Staff: Mark Kendall, Hester
Campbell, Ann-Marie Breaux, Steve
Sutton, John Elliott, Barbara Kawecki,
Mike Walmsley, Danielle Miller, Reeta
Sinha, Mike Williams, Jenny Hudson,
Cherie Prior
Yen Press 1051
237 Park Avenue
New York, NY 10017-0010
212-364-1542
Fax: 212-364-0628
1144
Yen Press is the graphic novel/manga
imprint from HBGUSA. Yen publishes
books for kids and adults, focusing on
licensed manga from Japan and Korea
as well as developing original English
language manga. It will also develop
original American style graphic novels
across a wide range of genres.
Exhibiting Staff: Rich Johnson
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EXHIBITOR
LISTINGS BY
PRODUCT
AUDIOVISUAL EQUIPMENT
AND MATERIALS
Alternative
Playaway
932
Audio Books
Baker & Taylor
2122
Blackstone Audio Inc.
752
Bolinda Publishing, Inc.
805
Booklist
1412
Books On Tape
1215
Brodart Co.
1624
1146
Capstone Press
718
Full Cast Audio
517
Griffyn Ink
740
HarperCollins Children’s Books 1013
1014
Ingram Library Services Inc.
2304
Listening Library
1215
Naxos of America, Inc.
531
NexPak
1562
OCLC
1704
OverDrive/ Digital Library Reserve
2042
RTI – DVD Repair
2453
Workman Publishing/ Algonquin 903
Books
AudioVisual Equipment
Azuradisc, Inc.
525
Birchard Company
613
Brodart Co.
1624
1147
Gaylord Bros
1814
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922
1207
Rare Books
2421
ProQuest
1804
Reference Books
ABC-CLIO
2218
Abingdon Press
605
ALA Publishing
1418
1924, 1153
tion
Baker & Taylor
2122
Bernan
2108
Blackwell
1544
2032
1208
Comex Systems Inc.
2320
Credo Reference
2343
DK Publishing Inc.
1235
1208
Dun & Bradstreet
2445
Elsevier Inc.
1532, 1531
1407
Facet Publishing
1424
Facts On File
2031
Ferguson Publishing
2031
Franklin Watts
914
1604
1632
2204
Grolier
914
Guide To Reference
1418
H.W. Wilson, Co.
1504
IGI Global
2538
542
Infobase Publishing Company
2031
703
2232, 2132
1209
K.G Saur (an imprint of Walter
de Gruyter)
2047
1844
942
M.E Sharpe, Inc.
2206
Marshall Cavendish
2211
McFarland & Company Inc. Pub- 1840
lishers
2117
Mergent, Inc.
2339
Morningstar
2135
1456
1214
1424
1832
Paratext, LLC.
1331
Group
Limited
1208
1210
1304
Group
SAGE
1614, 1714
Salem Press Inc.
2205
Scarecrow Press
2004
914
2441
Sharpe Reference
2206
Springer
2324, 2224
Standard & Poor’s
2118
Sterling Publishing Co Inc.
1203
Taylor & Francis
1932
742
Religion
Abingdon Press
605
1924, 1153
1211
2032
1632
2232, 2132
942
Group
ProQuest
1804
Resource and Activity Books
ALA Publishing
1418
Chronicle Books
904
Heifer International
1857
Publishing Group
Magination Press
1210
1041
Scholarly Books
ABC-CLIO
2218
1212
1658
tion
Blackwell
1544
Choice
1543
Continuum
1756
1752
ebrary
2404
ed
1632
H.W. Wilson, Co.
1504
IGI Global
2538
703
2232, 2132
Liberty Fund, Inc.
2346
Lindsay and Croft
2121
M.E.Sharpe, Inc.
2206
Maney Publishing
1442
1213
McFarland & Company Inc. Pub- 1840
lishers
1308
2628
1832
1757
Group
Group
SAGE
1614, 1714
Scarecrow Press
2004
Society of Biblical Literature
2624
Springer
2324, 2224
Taylor & Francis
1932
Ltd.
2047
1214
2439
2121
Science Books
603
Abrams/ Amulet/ STC
923
Annual Reviews
1557
2032
Ebook Library
1952
1407
809
Firefly Books
938
1632
2232, 2132
1006
1308
2628
1564
1456
1215
1214
Group
Scholastic
914
Springer
2324, 2224
W.W. Norton & Company, Inc.
922
Self Help Books
Assoc
542
942
Magination Press
1210
817
1203
Signs Interior/Exterior/Systems
DEMCO, Inc.
1404, 1403
Specialized Books
Emery-Pratt Company
2024
1216
Publishing Group
1424
2606
2441
Sports and Fitness
2032
Firefly Books
938
2314
1006
2117
1041
Perseus Books Group
832
1203
VeloPress
2607
Technical Books
1452
1217
Baker & Taylor
2122
1448
Ebook Library
1952
Elsevier Inc.
1532, 1531
Emery-Pratt Company
2024
Guide To Reference
1418
IGI Global
2538
703
2232, 2132
2117
1308
2441
Springer
2324, 2224
Taylor & Francis
1932
TechSource
1418
Travel Books
DK Publishing Inc.
1235
2232, 2132
1214
1218
Tutto/ Mascot Metropolitan Inc. 1862
VeloPress
2607
Online Publishing
Accessible Archives
848
617
1924, 1153
1452
1751
Chronicle of Higher Education,
The
1661
Elsevier Inc.
1532, 1531
FamilySearch
2438
Marshall Cavendish
2211
1832
1219
Project MUSE®
1046
Young Adult Books
ABDO Publishing – Spotlight –
946
Abrams/ Amulet/ STC
923
Annick Press
822
Baker & Taylor
2122
1117
Boyds Mills Press
1003
Candlewick Press
813
Capstone Press
718
808
2032
723
Chronicle Books
904
Clarion Books
931
Classical Comics Ltd. (dist. in US 831
Compass Point Books
713
1220
DEMCO, Inc.
1404, 1403
Readers
907
809
1114
Firefly Books
938
2114
Frances Lincoln Children’s Books 831
West)
Franklin Watts
914
1132
1632
Groundwood Books (Dist. in US 831
Gumdrop Books
707
1104
Holiday House
1007
1221
2314
Kids Can Press
824
1006
Publishing Group
1122
942
Lorito Books, Inc.
2622
M.E.Sharpe, Inc.
2206
Maple Tree Press (dist. by Pub- 831
lishers Group West; dist. in
Canada by Raincoast Books)
Marshall Cavendish
2211
Milkweed Editions (Dist. in US
831
1239
1214
1041
1222
817
Penguin Group (USA)
1231
1232
Perseus Books Group
832
831
ond Books
1304
Group
Scarecrow Press
2004
Scholastic
914
914
Sharpe Focus
2206
1203
1547
Tundra Books
1313
Unshelved
1052
742
1223
EQUIPMENT FURNITURE
SUPPLIES
Archival/ Conservation Products
Brodart Co.
1624
Image Access
Digital Transitions
608
Gaylord Bros
1814
The Hollinger Corporation
1861
1558
Bookmobiles
Gaylord Bros
1814
Display Cases/Fixtures/Systems
Agati, Inc.
1024
Brodart Co.
1624
1224
play
1403
DEMCO, Inc.
1404, 1403
Furniture by Dovetail
641
Gaylord Bros
1814
Highsmith Inc.
1323
Jasper Group
604
MBA Design & Display Products 537
Corp
Montel Inc.
1652
Worden Co., The
2131
Electronic Library Kiosk
Inc.
Image Access
2146
1852
Libramation, Inc.
2303
1225
mk Sorting Systems
2603
Environmental Products
Burgeon Group
615
Highsmith Inc.
1323
Jasper Group
604
Palmieri Furniture Ltd.
736
Furniture
Agati, Inc.
1024
Birchard Company
613
Brodart Co.
1624
Burgeon Group
615
1403
DEMCO, Inc.
1404, 1403
Estey/ Tennsco
1444
Eustis Chair
1145
641
1226
Gaylord Bros
1814
Highsmith Inc.
1323
Jasper Group
604
Corp
736
Worden Co., The
2131
Library Store/Promotional Products
A Rifkin Co.
2546
DEMCO, Inc.
1404, 1403
2338
Mobile Storage
Agati, Inc.
1024
Highsmith Inc.
1323
Jasper Group
604
Montel Inc.
1652
Posters
DEMCO, Inc.
1404, 1403
1227
Films Media Group
2031
Puzzles and Games
AccuCut
804
Burgeon Group
615
Security Systems
3M Library Systems
1032
Inc.
Brodart Co.
1624
Gaylord Bros
1814
2146
Libramation, Inc.
2303
Shelving
Agati, Inc.
1024
Brodart Co.
1624
1403
DEMCO, Inc.
1404, 1403
1228
Estey/ Tennsco
1444
Gaylord Bros
1814
Jasper Group
604
Montel Inc.
1652
736
Universal Air Lift
1561
Worden Co., The
2131
Storage Systems
Birchard Company
613
DEMCO, Inc.
1404, 1403
Estey/ Tennsco
1444
Gaylord Bros
1814
Corp
Montel Inc.
1652
1241
Worden Co., The
2131
1229
Supplies
A. Rifkin Co.
2546
AccuCut
804
Inc.
Brodart Co.
1624
DEMCO, Inc.
1404, 1403
Ellison
803
Gaylord Bros
1814
Highsmith Inc.
1323
Traffic Counters
641
SERVICES
Architects
Leo A Daly
732
1230
Milliken Carpet
1662
Architecture
Leo A Daly
732
Associations
1312
Beijing International Book Fair, 1312
CNPIEC
BookExpo America
1313
Frankfurt Book Fair
1312
London Book Fair
1312
Book Wholesalers
1925
B-Logistics
2347
Baker & Taylor
2122
Blackwell
1544
1448
Brodart Co.
1624
1231
BWI
2112, 2012
Emery-Pratt Company
2024
2114
2304
2314
1308
Inc.
2245
2121
Book/Audio Leasing
Baker & Taylor
2122
Brodart Co.
1624
2121
Clothing and Jewelry
Frozen Light Collection
548
Stop Falling Productions
2609
Colleges and Universities
1751
1232
Drexel University Online, The
iSchool
2504
ebrary
2404
Mergent, Inc.
2339
University of Denver
2408
2121
Consultants
locations
Atlas Systems
2514
B-Logistics
2347
BCR
2508
Group3 Planners, LLC
506
Guide By Cell Inc.
2251
618
Jasper Group
604
2314
LibQUAL+
2152
1247
1233
2042
1661
Universal Air Lift
1561
William B. Meyer Inc.
2642
Database Conversions
1247
1558
Database Preparation
William B
Meyer Inc.
Disaster Planning
DEMCO, Inc.
1404, 1403
Facilities Management
Better World Books
1948
Federal Government Services
Institute of Museum and Library 1461
Services
1234
National Endowment for the Arts 704
– The Big Read
Financial Information
2011
Mergent, Inc.
2339
Morningstar
2135
Standard & Poor’s
2118
734
Foreign Book Dealers
2334
HARRASSOWITZ
2424, 2423
2421
Ltd.
Foreign Publishers
1312
1235
Elsevier Inc.
1532, 1531
London Book Fair
1312
Interlibrary Loan Services
Atlas Systems
2514
Auto-Graphics, Inc.
2212
Image Access
OCLC
1704
Library Promotion
Better World Books
1948
DEMCO, Inc.
1404, 1403
Library of Congress
1338
– The Big Read
Tutor.com
1037
1236
Moving Companies
locations
Hallett & Sons Expert Movers,
Inc.
1656
Universal Air Lift
1561
William B. Meyer Inc.
2642
Patron Card Mfg
Inc.
Computype, Inc.
523
1541
Promotional Materials
DEMCO, Inc.
1404, 1403
2606
Tutor.com
1037
Reading Promotion
Book Links
1412
1237
Booklist
1412
DEMCO, Inc.
1404, 1403
Library of Congress
1338
709
– The Big Read
Seminars and Conferences
1312
703
LibQUAL+
2152
London Book Fair
1312
1462
Serial Dealers
Brodart Co.
1624
Small Press Work
Assoc
1238
Subscription Service
1658
Basch Subscriptions
2604
Bernan
2108
CountryWatch, Inc.
744
DEMCO, Inc.
1404, 1403
1407
Footnote.com
1134
HARRASSOWITZ
2424, 2423
IEEE
519
2314
1314
Luna Imaging, Inc.
2519
Morningstar
2135
On the Avenue Marketing Group 842
(The New York Times)
Ringgold, Inc.
2431
Swets
1642
1239
Vault, Inc.
535
Training
BCR
2508
Digital Transitions
608
Guide By Cell Inc.
2251
618
1314
LibQUAL+
2152
709
Scanning/Digital Imaging
2244
Image Access
2340
Luna Imaging, Inc.
2519
Company – NAPC
1846
OCLC
1704
1240
Online Tutoring
Brainfuse, Inc.
503
Tutor.com
1037
1241
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