These libraries have exclusive access to the Nebraska netLibrary collection of more than 2,500 e-books. N ominations for the State Advisory Council on Libraries are invited. The Commissioners will make new appointments for three-year terms beginning January 2001. The Council meets four times annually and advises the Library Commission on federal library programs and other issues. Council members are chosen from libraries in public, academic, school, and special settings, or are library customers.
Candidates can post their resume online and view job openings.
O ctober is National Medical Librarians Month , celebrating the contributions and accomplishments of health sciences information professionals. P reparation of this newsletter was supported in part by funds allocated through the Library Services and Technology Act administered by the United States Institute of Museum and Library Services. Sponsored by the Illinois State Library, this free teleconference will address the pros and cons of limiting Internet access, the pros and cons of various filtering software, the current status of filtering requirements at the federal level, and how to effectively communicate with legislators on this issue. Contact Ellen Van Waart for satellite coordinates. Don Hoffman, OCLC Library Services Consultant, will provide an update on OCLC products and services.