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*Call for Papers and ALAO (Academic Library Association of Ohio)
 Conference Announcement

Thriving in a Dynamic Environment:  Moving Beyond Survival

Academic Library Association of Ohio
21st Annual Conference, Columbus, November 3, 1995

Proposals for conference sessions for the 1995 ALAO Conference are now being
sought.  This conference will focus on the positive aspects of change,
highlighting the innovative character of academic libraries.  We seek proposals
and papers on any aspect of thriving in our ever-changing libraries;
specifically, how you and your staff have moved beyond coping to utilize new
technologies, ideas, and other innovations to their best advantage.

        ******  Deadline for proposals is January 23, 1995  ******

For a copy of the proposal form, contact:

Greg Pronevitz, ALAO Vice President/President Elect
and 1995 Program Committee Chair,
OHIONET, 1500 W. Lane Ave., Columbus OH 43221.
Voice phone: 800/686-8975 (in Ohio only)
or 614/486-2966  Fax: 614/486-1527   E-mail: gregp@ohionet.org

Possible topics include, and are not limited to:

*       Staff Reorganization for New Technologies
*       Blurring of Traditional Boundaries: Public/Technical Services
*       Document Delivery: New Solutions for a Persistent Challenge
*       Teaching the Internet: Integration in the Curriculum
*       Challenges of Serving: What Works with Generation X?
*       Full-Text Sources & Electronic Journals
*       Career Choices in the Electronic Age
*       Education for a Rapidly Evolving Profession
*       Balance Between Traditional and Electronic Resources
*       Teaching Students How to Evaluate Sources
*       Copyright Issues in an Electronic Environment
*       Online Reserve Systems for Distributed Access
*       Marketing New Services: Educating without Overwhelming

Session formats may include panel discussions, mini-workshops, reports of
research, individual presentations, special interest group meetings, group
discussions, and poster sessions.  Please direct questions to Greg Pronevitz:
gregp@ohionet.org