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Date:         Mon, 5 Oct 1992 18:46:29 EDT
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Subject:      SLA Seminar:
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Subject: Institute on European Community
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                 Institute on European Community


Special Libraries Association announces its seventh annual State-
of-the-Art Institute to be held this year in Washington, DC,
November 16-17 on "The European Single Market: Implications for
Information Managers."

As the nations of the European Community move toward political
and economic integration, new challenges are developing for
information professionals around the world.  Companies pursuing
European markets will need the business, legal, scientific, and
technical information necessary to support new business ventures.
Special librarians from a variety of settings will need to be
aware of E.C. legislation affecting data flow and be able to
employ a variety of strategies to access information from member
nations effectively.

Speakers include:  Nigel Oxbrow, Task Force Pro Libra; Peter
Doyle & Barbara Sloan of the Delegation of the Commission of the
European Community; Barry Mahon, European Association on
Information Services (EUSIDIC); and Peggy Slye, International
Telecommunications Satellite Organization (INTELSAT).

Fees:  $375-SLA Members, $475-nonmembers
Fees include preconference readings and Institute handout
materials.  Continental breakfasts (2), lunches (2), and a
cocktail reception are also included in the registration fee.
Confirmation will be sent upon receipt of registration.

Location:  The Institute will be held at the Washington Marriott
Hotel located at 1221 22nd Street, NW, Washington, DC.  A block
of rooms has been set aside at the Marriott specifically for
Institute registrants.  Rates are $120 for a single or double.
Reservations may be made by calling the Washington Marriott at
(202) 872-1500.  The Marriott is located within walking distance
from Dupont Circle and Foggy Bottom Metro (subway) and is
convenient to Washington's National Airport.

Additional Information:  For further information regarding SLA's
State-of-the-Art Institute, please contact Kathy L. Warye,
Assistant Executive Director, Professional Growth, Special
Libraries Association, 1700 Eighteenth St., NW, Washington, DC
20009-2508.  Call: (202) 234-4700.

Submitted by (for Sandy Morton-Schwalb, Director, Government
Relations, SLA):




Susan E. Tulis                              Phone    804/924-3504
University of VA Law Library                Fax      804/982-2232
Charlottesville, VA 22901                   Bitnet   set7c@virginia
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