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Spring DLC Meeting DocumentsDate added
Remarks from Denise Davis, Coordinator, Electronic Reference Services, University of Maryland Libraries.
Depository Cooperation at the Head of the Lakes: Twin Ports Gov't Documents Depository Consortium
09/01/2009
Remarks from James J. Vileta, Government Documents Librarian, UMD Library, University of Minnesota, Duluth.
Remarks from Tony Miele and Brenda S. McClurkin, Department of Libraries, Archives and Public Records, State of Arizona.
Remarks from Jim Walsh, Head of Government Documents and Microfilm, Thomas P. O'Neill, Jr. Library, Boston College, Chestnut Hill.
Remarks from P. Geary, Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh.
Remarks from Margaret S. Walker, Head, Gvernment Documents Department, S.E. Wimberly Library, Florida Atlantic University, Boca Raton.
Remarks from M.B. Miller, Documents Librarian, University of Pittsburgh.
Remarks from Wayne P. Kelley, Superintendent of Documents, GPO
Remarks from John Wilson, Documents Librarian, Baylor University.
Remarks from Gil Baldwin, Chief, Administrative Support Group, GPO.
Remarks from Earl Lewter, Cheif, Classification and Control Section, GPO.
Remarks from Carl Redd, Chief, Depository Distribution Division, GPO.
Remarks from Mark Scully, Director, Information Dissemination Policy, GPO.
Remarks from Sheila McGarr, Chief, Depository Services Staff, GPO.
Remarks from Jay Baumgardner, Deputy Director, Library Programs Service, GPO
Remarks from Laurie Hall, Chief, Administrative and Systems Support, GPO.
Remarks from Thomas A. Downing, Chief, Cataloging Branch.
Remarks from Stevie Gray, Cheif, Micrographics and Acquisitions Section, GPO
Notes from a talk presented by Jack Sulzer, Head, Reference Services, Pennsylvania State University.
Remarks from Duncan Aldrich, Regional Librarian, University of Nevada, Reno.
Remarks from Judith C. Russell, Director, Library Programs Service, GPO.
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