TARGET:School & Academic Librarian Partnerships

["Adis C. Beesting" <beesting@FIU.EDU>]

Hi all,

This is my first post to the list, although I have been lurking for
quite some time.  I am an LIS student at USF in Tampa, FL and I am the
Committee Intern for the ACRL/AASL Task Force on the Educational Role of
Libraries. Part of the task force report addresses existing partnerships
between school and academic librarians and I would appreciate any input
from the group. Any evidence of collaboration between the two groups
would qualify, such as "talking to student teachers."  If there is
interest in this, I'll be happy to post a HIT to the list.  The complete
task force report will be available at ALA Midwinter in San Antonio.

Any information would be greatly appreciated, and comments can be
directed to me at beesting@fiu.edu.

Adis C. Beesting, Student & Senior Library Technical Assistant
Green Library
Florida International University
Miami, FL
(305) 348 - 3578


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>
> Subject: TARGET: talk to student teachers
> Date: Tue, 26 Oct 1999 13:49:07 -0600
> From: Jan Hylen <jhylen@LIB.NMSU.EDU>
>
> Hi,
> I've been invited to speak to a group of student teachers (at the
> University) about partnerships with their school librarians (probably
> more
> future than right now during their student teaching, although if I can
> inspire them right now, that would be great too). I'm very excited
> about
> this opportunity, and thought I'd call on you for help. I've checked
> the
> archives and found two hits -- both from 1997. One is a posting by
> Marilyn
> E. Barnes from Sept 28, 1997, and the other is a three-parter from
> Anne T.
> Knickerbocker on March 12, 1997. If you did NOT respond to either of
> those
> (or even if you did, but have something new to add), I would welcome
> any
> thoughts on what you would tell these students. I'm prepared to talk
> about
> the value of flexible scheduling, the Big6, and working with the
> librarian
> AHEAD of time to ensure success, but if you have any other specifics,
> I'd
> sure appreciate them. Does anyone have any suggestions for working
> with
> recalcitrant librarians? Although there aren't any of those on LM_Net,
> I'm
> sure we've all heard of them. ; )  Any good advice?
>
> Thanks in advance. My talk is November 8. Please reply to me directly,
> and
> I'll post a hit.    jhylen@lib.nmsu.edu
>
> Jan
>
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> Jan Hylen
> Education Librarian
> University Library, MSC 3475
> New Mexico State University
> P.O. Box 30006
> Las Cruces, NM 88003-8006
> (505) 646-6927     fax: (505) 646-3390
> jhylen@lib.nmsu.edu
>

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