| Theme: Outreach and Marketing | |
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Reaching the Engineering and Science Communities: New Technologies and Approaches at MIT by J. Darcy Duke, Stephanie Hartman, and Angela Locknar, Massachusetts Institute of Technology |
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| Creating
a BUZZ: Attracting SCI/TECH Students to the Library! by Mary Axford, Ray Bedner, Cathy Carpenter, Lori Critz, Leslie Madden, Brian Matthews, Crystal Renfro, and Joanne Tobin, Georgia Institute of Technology |
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The Beat of a Different Drum: Using the Arts in Outreach to Science/Engineering
Students and Faculty by Jeanne L. Pfander and Barbara A. Williams, University of Arizona |
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| Refereed Articles | |
| Elizabeth Choinski, Editor
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| Materials
Used by Master's Students in Engineering and Implications for Collection Development:
A Citation Analysis by Virginia Kay Williams and Christine Lea Fletcher, Mississippi State University | |
| Using Spreadsheets to Map a Library Reclassification, Reorganization, and Merger by Stephanie Wright and Nancy Blase, University of Washington |
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| Surveying Graduate
and Professional Students' Perspectives on Library Services, Facilities and Collections at the
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign: Does Subject Discipline Continue to Influence Library
Use? by Tina E. Chrzastowski and Lura Joseph, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign |
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| Database Reviews and Reports | |
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Nestor Osorio, Editor
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ENGnetBASE by Jack M. Maness, University of Colorado |
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Google Scholar -- Science & Technology by Marian Burright, University of Maryland |
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AccessScience by Kate Peterson, St. Cloud State University |
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Scopus by Howard M. Dess, Rutgers University |
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| Science and Technology Sources on the Internet | |
| Michael Fosmire, Editor
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| Plant Conservation Resources on the Internet by Danielle Carlock, Arizona State University at the Polytechnic Campus | |
| Marketing
and Outreach for Science and Technology Libraries: Selected Resources by Maribeth Slebodnik, Indiana State University | |
| Viewpoints | |
| David Flaxbart, Editor
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Why Not Market Yourself? by Barbara MacAlpine, Trinity University |
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