To: Experienced NACO contributors at independent NACO libraries
Subject: Twelfth Series Institute, May 17-19, 2000
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The Program for Cooperative Cataloging will present the Twelfth
Series Institute for NACO libraries May 17-19, 2000 at the Library of
Congress in Washington, DC. Judy Kuhagen, Senior Policy Specialist in
the
Cataloging Policy and Support Office, will be the instructor for the
course,
which has received excellent reviews. The Institute is open to
experienced NACO
catalogers at independent NACO libraries. Solid NACO skills are a
prerequisite for series training.
Course summary and outcome
This course will focus on the relevant chapters of AACR2R,
the LCRIs, the MARC21 Authority Format, and searching techniques
for series. At the end of the course, participants will undergo review
until
they reach independence for contributing series authority records to the
National Authority File. Institutions with previous graduates of the
series
institute are expected to perform review for the new series trainees
they send
in May. In addition, Series Institute participants are encouraged to
train
colleagues in their home institutions to contribute SARs.
Schedule
Sessions run all day Wednesday-Friday. Participants coming from a
distance will need to arrive Tuesday to take full advantage of this
class.
Depending on connections, it may be possible to leave mid or late Friday
afternoon. A Saturday-night stayover often lowers airfare, and
Washington
is lovely in the spring!
Costs and housing
There is no charge for the course itself, but participants will
be
responsible for their own transportation, housing, and meals. In an
attempt
to save some of your money and research time, we have reserved a group
of 10 rooms at the government rate of $118 plus tax at the Holiday Inn
Downtown at 1155 14th Street, NW 20005, near the McPherson Square
Metro station on the Orange and Blue lines, the same lines which serve
the
Capitol Hill Metro station across from the Library of Congress. You
should
call the hotel (202-737-1200) to reserve your room with a credit card,
BUT
ONLY AFTER your place in the class is confirmed and you receive the
group name
under which you must register for the government rate. Participants are
free to
research and reserve housing at other hotels, inns, or B&Bs if they
wish.
ADA accommodations
Library of Congress programs comply with the Americans with
Disabilities Act. If accommodations are needed for you to attend this
class,
please include pertinent information when responding to this invitation.
Pre-registration
If you are interested in attending this training session,
please contact
Carolyn Sturtevant at [log in to unmask] below by Friday, February 11. We
will
acknowledge your application with a simple message. Because we cannot
predict the response for this session, please do not assume that you
have a
place in the class until you receive a confirmation message from us
listing
you as a participant. For more information about this training, please
contact your NACO liaison on the Coop Team or:
Carolyn Sturtevant
Cooperative Cataloging
Library of Congress
(202) 707-4551
(202) 707-2824 fax
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Please include the following information:
Name
Title
Institution
Address
Phone
Fax
Email
Utility (OCLC or RLIN)
If your institution has received series training in the past, name of a
colleague who could review your SARs
Describe your NACO training, activities, and reasons for wishing to
attend
series training
Name of supervisor authorizing your attendance at this institute
ADA accommodations needed? ____No._____Yes. Please explain
___________
Optionally, indicate your intentions if you are confirmed as a
participant:
___I expect to reserve a room at the Holiday Inn Downtown at the
government rate.
___I expect to locate my own accommodations.
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