
On Friday, July 18, 2008, the ACLCP Collection Development SIG is retreating to the U.S. Army Heritage and Education Center (AHEC) to ponder collection development issues facing all of us.
This retreat is designed to be informal and will focus on sharing solutions to space issues, disaster preparedness, increasing awareness of library resources among our constituents and more.
Seventy six support staff from over a dozen libraries attended. More than half returned evaluation forms, the overwhelming majority of which had high marks for the program especially for the speaker, Dr.Shalom Staub. His expertise and delivery on the subject of conflict resolution kept the audience engaged and interested, and helped them discover their conflict style.
Election Results
The results of the 2008 ACLCP elections are in, and you have elected the
following:
Their term of office will begin on July 1, 2008.
My congratulations to those elected, and my sincere thanks to all the
candidates. Their willingness to run for office is a reflection of
their commitment to the ACLCP mission.
I also take this opportunity to thank the members of this year's
Nominations and Elections Committee for their excellent support. They
are: Bill Burkholder (Bucknell), Rosemary Deegan (Albright), Alison
Gregory (Lycoming), Krista Higham (Millersville) and Mike Weber
(Kutztown).
Bohdan I. Kohutiak
Chair, Nominations and Elections Committee