Twelfth Seminar on the Acquisition of Latin American Library Materials, Los Angeles, California, June 22-24, 1967
By: sponsored by the University of California at Los Angeles and the Pan American Union ; Peter J. de la Garza, rapporteur general.
Contributors: De La Garza, Peter Jack.
Series: Reuniones bibliotecológicas -- no. 14-15
Publisher: Pan American Union
Published: 1967
Place of publication: Washington, D.C
Language: eng
Subjects: Universidad del Valle. -- Departamento de Bibliotecas; Cubans -- United States -- Bibliography.; Cubans -- United States -- Education.; Mexican Americans -- Education.; Puerto Ricans -- United States -- Education.; Latin America -- Library resources -- United States.; Latin America -- Bibliography.; Latin America -- Library resources -- Congresses.; Caribbean Area -- Bibliography.; Latin America -- Study and teaching -- United States.; West Indies, British -- Bibliography.
Notes: 11. Rosenthal, J.A. Special services for the Spanish-speaking public served by the branch libraries of the New York Public Library. 12. Trejo, A.D. Electronic information systems to advance Latin American research.--v. 2. 13. Richards, J.E. Bibliographical aids for building reference collections on the British Caribbean. 14. Newberry, D.A. New Latin American area collections in established universities. 15. Abella, R.N. Suplemento a las publicaciones periodicas editadas en el exilio y en existencia en la Biblioteca de la Unviersidad de Miami. 16. Gerez, T. de. Development of library collections for Spanish-speaking and bilingual children. 17. Ehrman, E. Syllabi, reading lists, bibliographical services and other resources for undergraduate teaching of Latin America and other "neglected" foreign areas: the work of Foreign Area Materials Center. 18. Jackson, W.V. Latin American acquisition policy for the research collections of the New York Public Library. 19. Ramírez, W.L. Problems of the public library in services to its Spanish-speaking population.

20. Woodbridge, H.C. Faculty and library collaboration in developing the Latin American collection for area studies programs at Southern Illinois University. 21. Guerra, A. Latin American exchanges at UCLA Research Library. 22. Deal, C. Bibliographic aids for collecting current Latin American materials. 23. Kurth, W. Kind of materials and scope of collections in area studies and research collections of various sizes. 24. Dearnaley, C. The undergraduate college library begins a Latin American collection. 25. Gocking, W.E. The University of the West Indies and its regional collections. 26. Simonson, E.C. Factors involved in expanding a Latin American collection in an estblished university. 27. Maldonado de la Torre, P. Considerations in the development of a Caribbean regional collection. 28. Stern, W. Developing legal collections on Latin America.
Table of contents: value: v. 1. Participants.; value: Pre-conference, June 21.; value: Resolutions.; value: Working papers: 1. Shepard, M.D. Progress report on the Seminars on the Acquisition of Latin American Library Materials, 1967. 2. Gropp, A.E. Acquisitions program of an Inter-American organization; the Columbus Memorial Library of the Pan American Union. 3. Hixson, I. Organizational problems of a regional collection on the Caribbean at the University of California. 4. Dudley, N.A. A library administrator views area study collecting. 5. Benson, N.L. The development of comprehensive Latin American collections. 6. Garner, J. Significant acquisitions of Latin American material by U.S. Libraries, 1966-1967. 7. Johnson, H.L. The development of the Latin American collection viewed by a professor. 8. Jackson, H.K. State library services to the Spanish-speaking population. 9. Veenstra, J.G. Developing a university library: Cali, Colombia. 10. Michel, J.A. Development of collections on Latin America and the Spanish Southwest at the University of California, Berkeley.