ALCTS AWARDS 1994 U34261@UICVM.BITNET 08 Nov 1993 17:44 UTC
[This notice is being posted to several discussion groups. Please forgive duplication.] NOMINATIONS SOUGHT FOR 1994 ALCTS AWARDS Nominations are being sought for six ALCTS awards. These awards will be presented during the 1994 ALA Annual Conference in Miami. Best of LRTS -- for the best paper published during 1993 in Library Resources & Technical Services, the official journal of ALCTS. Esther J. Piercy Award -- to a librarian with not more than 10 years' professional experience for outstanding contribution to librarianship in the field of technical services and for outstanding promise for continuing contributions and leadership. Bowker/Ulrich's Serials Librarianship Award -- for distinguished contributions to serial librarianship within the previous three years demonstrated through participation in professional associations and/or library education programs, contributions to the body of serials literature, development of tools or methods to enhance access to, or management of, serials, or other advances leading to a better understanding of the field of serials. The award, $1500 donated by the R.R. Bowker Co., is administered by the Serials Section. Margaret Mann Citation -- for outstanding professional achievement in cataloging or classification through publication of significant professional literature, participation in professional cataloging associations, or valuable contributions to practice in individual libraries. The award is administered by the Cataloging and Classifica- tion Section. Blackwell North America Scholarship Award -- to honor the author or authors of the outstanding book or paper published in 1993 in the field of acquisitions, collection development and related areas of resources development in libraries. The award, $2000 donated by Blackwell North America, is given to the U.S. or Canadian library school of the recipient author's choice. First Step Award - Serials Section Wiley Development Grant -- to provide librarians new to the serials field with the opportunity to broaden their perspectives and to encourage professional development in serials librarianship through attendance at the ALA Annual Conference and participation in Serials Section activities. The $1500 grant, donated by John Wiley & Sons, Inc., is administered by the Serials Section. The deadline for all awards is December 1. For more information about the ALCTS awards, refer to the ALA Handbook of Organization or contact the ALCTS Office at 312-280-5034 (or 800-545-2433 ext. 5034) or by e-mai at u34261@uicvm.