ACRL News Issue (B) of College & Research Libraries


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Calendar
Decem ber
2—Patents: “Patent Information: Techniques for 

Successful Access,” a seminar offered by Perga­
mon International Information Corporation, in 
Chicago. Contact: P. James Terragno, Perga­
mon International Information Corporation, 
1340 Old Chain Bridge R d., McLean, VA 
22101; (703) 422-0900.

5- 0—Communication: Council of Communication 
Societies annual conference, them e: “ New 
Directions in Communication,” Crystal City 
Marriott, Arlington, Virginia. Contact: Vernon 
M. Root, Executive Director, Council of Com­
munication Societies, P.O. Box 1074, Silver 
Spring, MD 20910.

6- 7—Networks: Colloquium on International Li­
brary Networking. Contact: OHIONET, 2929 
Kenny Rd., Suite 280, Columbus, OH 43221.

8—AACR 2: Workshop on AACR 2 with instruc­
tion at two levels, Tulsa, Oklahoma. Fee: $20, 
including lunch. Contact: AMIGOS Biblio­
graphic Council, 11300 North Central Express­
way, Suite 231, Dallas, TX 75243; (214) 750- 
6130.

10-12—Library Design: “Space Planning and 
Practical Design for Librarians,” a workshop to 
be held in New York City. Fee: $225. Contact: 
Aaron Cohen & Associates, Teatown Rd., Cro- 
ton-on-Hudson, NY 10520; (914) 271-8170.

January
6— AACR 2: Workshop on AACR 2 with instruc­

tion at two levels, Tempe, Arizona. Fee: $20, 
including lunch. Contact: See December 8 en­
try.

7- 8—Rare Law Books: Conference on rare law 
books will be held in conjunction with the ded­
ication of an addition to the University of Texas 
Law School, Austin. Fee: $150. Contact: Roy 
Mersky, or Byron F ullerton, University of 
Texas School of Law, 2500 Red River, Austin, 
TX 78705.

20—Accreditation: “Preparing for Accreditation 
Reports in Schools”, workshop, School of Li­
brary and Information Science, Drexel Universi­
ty, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Contact: Direc­
tor, Office of Continuing Professional Educa­
tion, Drexel University, 32nd and Chestnut 
Streets, Philadelphia, PA 19104; (215) 895-2153.

22- 24—Audiovisual: “Video Production Tech­
niques,” workshop, School of Library and In­
formation Science, Drexel University, Phil­
adelphia, Pennsylvania. Contact: See January 
20 entry.

23— AACR 2: Workshop on AACR 2 with instruc­
tion at two levels, Albuquerque, New Mexico. 
Fee: $20, including lunch. Contact: See De­
cember 8 entry. ■■

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