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The 1999 AIA/ALA Library Buildings Award Winners, 13:136–43
ACADEMIC LIBRARIES Academic Library Public Relations: An Evangelical Approach, 13:90–95
From Here to There: Moving to the Future Through Scenario Planning, 13:99–104 Academic Library Public Relations: An Evangelical Approach, 13:90–95 ACCOUNTING Choosing Accounting Software (Finally He Gets to the Point) (Small Change), 13:96–98
Double-Entry Bookkeeping (Small Change), 13:23–25 Not Being Such Good Friends with Your Board of Directors: A Strategy for Better Financial Control (Small Change), 13:202–204 Ader, Elizabeth. See Bluh, Pamela Affordable Energy, Electricity Deregulation, and the Energy-Efficient Library, 13:216–23 ALA Annual Conference Reports from the Annual Conference (LAMA News), 13:231–41
ALA Council LAMA Councilor’s Report (LAMA News), 13:231–32
Report on ALA Council, Midwinter Meeting, January 29–February 3, 1999 (LAMA News), 13:113–14 ALA Midwinter Meeting News, 13:111–18, 179–81 ALA News, 13:56–57, 241 Anderson, Carol President’s Column, 13:186
Anderson, Susan Planning for the Future: Combining a Community and College Library, 13:81–86
Arant, Wendi and Charlene Clark Academic Library Public Relations: An Evangelical Approach, 13:90–95
AUDITING The Auditor Is Our Friend? Surely You’re Joking Mr. Snyder (Small Change), 13:144–46
The Auditor Is Our Friend? Surely You’re Joking Mr. Snyder (Small Change), 13:144–46 Auer, Matthew R. and Karyn Hopper Affordable Energy, Electricity Deregulation, and the Energy-Efficient Library, 13:216–23
AWARDS The 1999 AIA/ALA Library Buildings Award Winners, 13:136–43
LAMA Board Resolutions Recognize the Accomplishments of Shonda Russell and Karen Muller, Winners of 1999 ALA Staff Achievement Awards (LAMA News), 13:231 LAMA Cultural Diversity Award Goes to Carlos Rodriguez (LAMA News), 13:241 LAMA/YBP Award Program Taking a Generational View of Libraries (LAMA News), 13:241 Potter Recognized for Outstanding Contributions to Libraries (LAMA News), 13:58 PRS Recognizes Contributions to Library Public Relations (LAMA News), 13:240–41 Ten Libraries Win John Cotton Dana Library Public Relations Awards (LAMA News), 13:110 The Beast Within (The Truth Is Out There), 13:192–95 BEHAVIOR PROBLEMS IN STAFF Reasonable Expectation of Adult Behavior, 13:15–17
Beyond Recruitment: Retention and Promotion Strategies to Ensure Diversity and Success, 13:4–14 Bluh, Pamela Challenge and Opportunity: Managing the Public Library for a New Century: An Interview with Carla D. Hayden, 13:128–31
Bluh, Pamela and Elizabeth Ader Envisioning the LAMA National Institute: A Conversation with Marion Reid and Charles Kratz, 13:188–91
BOARD OF DIRECTORS Not Being Such Good Friends with Your Board of Directors: A Strategy for Better Financial Control (Small Change), 13:202–204
CARMEL MOUNTAIN RANCH LIBRARY The 1999 AIA/ALA Library Buildings Award Winners, 13:141–42
Challenge and Opportunity: Managing the Public Library for a New Century: An Interview with Carla D. Hayden, 13:128–31 CHANGE Change: Challenges and Coping (Manager’s Bookshelf), 13:224–28
Change: Challenges and Coping (Manager’s Bookshelf), 13:224–28 CHARDON LIBRARY, GEAUGA COUNTY (OH) PUBLIC LIBRARY SYSTEM Ten Libraries Win John Cotton Dana Library Public Relations Awards (LAMA News), 13:110
Choosing Accounting Software (Finally He Gets to the Point) (Small Change), 13:96–98 Clark, Charlene. See Arant, Wendi CONSORTIA The Effects of Consortia Membership on Library Planning and Budgeting, 13:196–201
CONSULTANTS Hot Off the Press—Library Buildings Consultant List, 1999 (LAMA News), 13:229
CONTINUING EDUCATION Continuing Education Survey Results Suggest Interest in Program Quality and Content (LAMA News), 13:229
Education Committee Surveys LAMA Membership on Continuing Education Needs (LAMA News), 13:52, 59–60 Core Competencies and the Learning Organization, 13:158–66 CREATIVITY LAMA Women Administrators Discussion Group Addresses Nurturing Creativity and Risk-Taking and Workplace at Midwinter Meeting (LAMA News), 13:179–80
Deiss, Kathryn and Joan Giesecke From Here to There: Moving to the Future Through Scenario Planning, 13:99–104
Developing Quality Managers and Quality Management: The Challenge to Leadership in Library Organizations, 13:44–51 Diaz, Joseph R. and Chestalene Pintozzi Helping Teams Work: Lessons Learned from the University of Arizona Library Reorganization, 13:27–36
DISCUSSION LISTS LAMA/BES Facilities Planning Discussion Group Reminds Members about Discussion List (LAMA News), 13:117
New LAMA Electronic Discussion Lists Focus on Safety and Moving Libraries (LAMA News), 13:55–56 DIVERSITY Beyond Recruitment: Retention and Promotion Strategies to Ensure Diversity and Success, 13:4–14
Managing Diversity: The City of San Diego Experience, 13:18–22 Using Culture as a Construct for Achieving Diversity in Human Resources Management, 13:205–209 DOCUMENT DELIVERY SASS Management Practices Committee Sponsors Program on Document Delivery (LAMA News), 13:240–41
Documenting Partnerships: Here a MOU, There a MOU, 13:68–77 Dost Thou Love Life? Then Do Not Squander Time, for That is the Stuff Life Is Made of (The Truth Is Out There), 13:132–35 Double-Entry Bookkeeping, 13:23–25 DREAZEN, ELIZABETH Elizabeth Dreazen Named Director of ALA Governance Office (LAMA News), 13:110–11 LAMA Board of Directors Honors Elizabeth Dreazen with Resolution (LAMA News), 13:113
Dreazen, Elizabeth The 1999 AIA/ALA Library Buildings Award Winners, 13:136–43
Editor’s Keyboard, 13:2–3, 62–63, 126–27, 186–87 EDUCATION FOR LIBRARIANSHIP Education Committee Holds Hearing on LAMA Statement of Concern for Professional Education (LAMA News), 13:233–35
LAMA Executive Committee Considers the Importance of Management Philosophy, Principles, and Skills to the Education of Professionals (LAMA News), 13:230 The Effects of Consortia Membership on Library Planning and Budgeting, 13:196–201 ELA AREA PUBLIC LIBRARY, LAKE ZURICH, IL Ten Libraries Win John Cotton Dana Library Public Relations Awards (LAMA News), 13:110
ENERGY-EFFICIENT BUILDINGS Affordable Energy, Electricity Deregulation, and the Energy-Efficient Library, 13:216–23
ENOCH PRATT FREE LIBRARY, BALTIMORE Challenge and Opportunity: Managing the Public Library for a New Century: An Interview with Carla D. Hayden, 13:128–31
Ten Libraries Win John Cotton Dana Library Public Relations Awards (LAMA News), 13:110 Envisioning the LAMA National Institute: A Conversation with Marion Reid and Charles Kratz, 13:188–91 FREEMAN, MICHAEL Michael Freeman, Long-Time LAMA Member, Dies (LAMA News), 13:231
From Here to There: Moving to the Future Through Scenario Planning, 13:99–104 FUNDRAISING FRFDS Programs Offered Fund Raising Ideas for Small Libraries, Giving by Baby Boomers (LAMA News), 13:239
Giesecke, Joan. See also Deiss, Kathryn Giesecke, Joan and Beth McNeil Core Competencies and the Learning Organization, 13:158–66
GROLIER PUBLISHING COMPANY PRS Recognizes Contributions to Library Public Relations (LAMA News), 13:240–41
HAMMER, DONALD P. Former LAMA Executive Director Donald P. Hammer Dies (LAMA News), 13:52
Harwood, Richard L. See Osif, Bonnie A. HAYDEN, CARLA D. Challenge and Opportunity: Managing the Public Library for a New Century: An Interview with Carla D. Hayden, 13:128–31
Helping Teams Work: Lessons Learned from the University of Arizona Library Reorganization, 13:27–36 Hopper, Karyn. See Auer, Matthew R. Howland, Joan Beyond Recruitment: Retention and Promotion Strategies to Ensure Diversity and Success, 13:4–14
IFLA News IFLA Library Buildings and Equipment Section Report for 1998, 13:183 Report to the IFLA Statistics Section (LAMA News), 13:57–58
Index to v. 12, 13:120–24 Instructions to Authors, 13:184, 244 INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY A Non-Intellectual Approach to Using Intellectual Property: Trademarks, Copyright, and Public Relations Materials (LAMA News), 13:52, 53–55
INTERNET The Internet: Issues, Ethics, and Controversies (Manager’s Bookshelf), 13:105–109
On Managing: "It’s Not Love, but It’s Not Bad": Cyber-Collaboration, 13:41–43 The Internet: Issues, Ethics, and Controversies (Manager’s Bookshelf), 13:105–109 ISO 9000 Manager’s Bookshelf: ISO 9000, 13:37–40
“It’s Not Love, but It’s Not Bad”: Cyber-Collaboration, 13:41–43 “I’ve Closed My Eyes to the Cold Hard Truth I’m Seeing”: Making Performance Appraisal Work (On Managing), 13:87–89 JOINT USE FACILITIES Joint Use Facilities: The View from San Jose: An Interview with C. James Schmidt, 13:64–67
Planning for the Future: Combining a Community and College Library, 13:81–86 A Vision for the Past for the Future (The Truth Is Out There), 13:78–80 Joint Use Facilities: The View from San Jose: An Interview with C. James Schmidt, 13:64–67 Kemmis, Barbara Report from 1998 LAMA/YBP Student Writing and Develop-ment Recipient Barbara Kemmis (LAMA News), 13:55
Kopp, James J. Documenting Partnerships: Here a MOU, There a MOU, 13:68–77
KRATZ, CHARLES Envisioning the LAMA National Institute: A Conversation with Marion Reid and Charles Kratz, 13:188–91
LAMA LAMA Assistants to the Director Discussion Group Looks at Improving Communications throughout the Organization (LAMA News), 13:179
LAMA Committee Chair Appointments for 1999–2000 (LAMA News), 13:229–30 Library Administration and Management Association Mission, Vision & Goals: A Planning Document (LAMA News), 13:234 President’s Column, 13:62, 126 LAMA Activity Interest Form, 13:177 LAMA Assistants to the Director Discussion Group LAMA Assistants to the Director Discussion Group Looks at Improving Communications throughout the Organization (LAMA News), 13:179
LAMA Board of Directors Key Actions of the LAMA Board of Directors at the Midwinter Meeting (LAMA News), 13:112–13
Key Actions of the LAMA Board of Directors (LAMA News), 13:233 LAMA New Initiatives Program Funded to Support Innovative Activities (LAMA News), 13:231–32 LAMA Buildings and Equipment Section Architecture for Public Libraries’ Presentation on Environmental Design, 13:52–53
BES Buildings for College and University Libraries Committee Presents Program on Library Buildings in a Digital Age (LAMA News), 13:237–38 BES Library Interiors Furnishing & Equipment Committee Report (LAMA News), 13:237–38 BES Library Safety/Security Discussion Group Report (LAMA News), 13:238 BES Safety and Security of Library Buildings Committee Sponsors Program on Affordable Building Security Systems (LAMA News), 13:238–39 Hot Off the Press—Library Buildings Consultant List, 1999 (LAMA News), 13:229 LAMA/BES Facilities Planning Discussion Group Reminds Members about Discussion List (LAMA News), 13:117 LAMA/BES Library Safety/Security Discussion Group Discusses Access to Keys at Midwinter Meeting (LAMA News), 13:117 LAMA/BES Library Security Guidelines (LAMA News), 13:178 LAMA/BES Moving Libraries Discussion Group Attracts Overflow Crowd (LAMA News), 13:116–17 Summary of LAMA/BES Library Security Guidelines (LAMA News), 13:178 LAMA Editorial Advisory Board Editorial Advisory Board Reviews Production Problems, Considers New Features for LA&M (LAMA News), 13:232–33
LAMA Education Committee Continuing Education Survey Results Suggest Interest in Program Quality and Content (LAMA News), 13:229
Education Committee Holds Hearing on LAMA Statement of Concern for Professional Education (LAMA News), 13:233–35 Education Committee Surveys LAMA Membership on Continuing Education Needs (LAMA News), 13:52, 59–60 LAMA Education Committee Discusses Leadership Requirements (LAMA News), 13:114–16 LAMA ENDOWMENT LAMA Forms Endowment Task Force (LAMA News), 13:52
LAMA Launches Endowment Campaign (LAMA News), 13:230–31 President’s Column, 13:186 LAMA Executive Committee LAMA Executive Committee Considers the Importance of Management Philosophy, Principles, and Skills to the Education of Professionals (LAMA News), 13:230
LAMA Fund Raising and Financial Development Section FRFDS Programs Offered Fund Raising Ideas for Small Libraries, Giving by Baby Boomers (LAMA News), 13:239
LAMA INSTITUTES Envisioning the LAMA National Institute: A Conversation with Marion Reid and Charles Kratz, 13:188–91
"Libraries in the Digital Age" to be Focus of the LAMA 1999 Institute of the Year (LAMA News), 13:56 National Institute Planning Committee (LAMA News), 13:235 New LAMA Institute to Focus on Staff Development and Training (LAMA News), 13:56 Special Conferences and Programs Committee Recommends Two New Institutes (LAMA News), 13:114 LAMA Leadership Development Committee Leadership Development Committee Hosts LAMA Social and Presents Orientations for Incoming Officers, Prospective Members (LAMA News), 13:235
LAMA LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM CUPA Executive Director Susan Jurow Facilitates LAMA Leadership Development Program (LAMA News), 13:111–12
LAMA Library Organization and Management Section LAMA Fiscal and Business Officers Discussion Group Addresses Administrative Concerns (LAMA News), 13:179
LAMA/LOMS Executive Committee Considers Committee Charges and Program Proposals at Midwinter Meeting (LAMA News), 13:181 LAMA/LOMS Financial Management Committee Looks Ahead to 2001 (LAMA News), 13:118 LAMA/LOMS Fiscal and Business Officers Address Hot Topics (LAMA News), 13:117–18 LAMA/LOMS Planning and Evaluation of Library Services Committee Preparing Bibliography (LAMA News), 13:118 LOMS Financial Management Committee (LAMA News), 13:239–40 [Report] (LAMA News), 13:240 LAMA Library Storage Discussion Group LAMA Storage Discussion Group Cites Merits of Preplanning (LAMA News), 13:116
Library Storage Discussion Group Learns about Two New Facilities (LAMA News), 13:235 LAMA News Section, 13:52–58, 110–19, 178–83, 229–41 LAMA Personnel Administration Section PAS Preconference on Implementing Managerial Competencies (LAMA News), 13:235
PAS Staff Development Committee Report (LAMA News), 13:239 LAMA President’s Program LAMA President’s Program Seeks Leaders for a New Century (LAMA News), 13:235–36
LAMA Program Committee LAMA Program Committee Makes Final Decisions for Annual Conference in New Orleans (LAMA News), 13:179
Program Committee Actions Authorize Preconferences and Programs for the 2000 Annual Conference in Chicago (LAMA News), 13:236–37 LAMA Public Relations Section LAMA/PRS Publications Committee Revising Publication on Part-Time Public Relations (LAMA News), 13:181
A Non-Intellectual Approach to Using Intellectual Property: Trademarks, Copyright, and Public Relations Materials (LAMA News), 13:52, 53–55 PRS Recognizes Contributions to Library Public Relations (LAMA News), 13:240–41 LAMA Publications Committee LAMA Publications Committee Advises How to Turn Presentations into Publications (LAMA News), 13:116–17
LAMA Special Conferences and Programs Committee Special Conferences and Programs Committee Recommends Two New Institutes (LAMA News), 13:114
LAMA Statistics Section Report to the IFLA Statistics Section (LAMA News), 13:57–58
LAMA Systems and Services Section LAMA/SASS Publications Committee Considers Publications (LAMA News), 13:181
SASS Activities in New Orleans (LAMA News), 13:240 SASS Management Practices Committee Sponsors Program on Document Delivery (LAMA News), 13:240–41 LAMA Women Administrators Discussion Group LAMA Women Administrators Discussion Group Addresses Nurturing Creativity and Risk-Taking and Workplace at Midwinter Meeting (LAMA News), 13:179–80
LEADERSHIP Developing Quality Managers and Quality Management: The Challenge to Leadership in Library Organizations, 13:44–51
LAMA Education Committee Discusses Leadership Requirements (LAMA News), 13:114–16 LAMA President’s Program Seeks Leaders for a New Century (LAMA News), 13:235–36 Librarians’ and Psychologists’ View of Leadership: Converging and Diverging Perspectives, 13:147–57 LEARNING ORGANIZATION Core Competencies and the Learning Organization, 13:158–66
Librarians’ and Psychologists’ View of Leadership: Converging and Diverging Perspectives, 13:147–57 LIBRARY ADMINISTRATION & MANAGEMENT Editorial Advisory Board Reviews Production Problems, Considers New Features for LA&M (LAMA News), 13:232–33
LIBRARY BUILDINGS The 1999 AIA/ALA Library Buildings Award Winners, 13:136–43
Affordable Energy, Electricity Deregulation, and the Energy-Efficient Library, 13:216–23 Architecture for Public Libraries’ Presentation on Environmental Design, 13:52–53 LAMA Storage Discussion Group Cites Merits of Preplanning (LAMA News), 13:116 Library Storage Discussion Group Learns about Two New Facilities (LAMA News), 13:235 LIBRARY COOPERATION Documenting Partnerships: Here a MOU, There a MOU, 13:68–77
The Effects of Consortia Membership on Library Planning and Budgeting, 13:196–201 A Vision for the Past for the Future (The Truth Is Out There), 13:78–80 LIBRARY OF CONGRESS, THOM-AS JEFFERSON BUILDING The 1999 AIA/ALA Library Buildings Award Winners, 13:136–37
LOBBYING Government Advocacy Skills Committee Presents Program on Effective Lobbying (LAMA News), 13:52
Lubans, John, Jr. “It’s Not Love, but It’s Not Bad”: Cyber-Collaboration (On Managing), 13:41–43
“I’ve Closed My Eyes to the Cold Hard Truth I’m Seeing”: Making Performance Appraisal Work (On Managing), 13:87–89 “She’s Just Too Good to Be True, But She Is”: Recognition Ceremonies and Other Motivational Rituals (On Managing), 13:212–15 “When I’m Alone I’m in Bad Company”: Defining the User Experience (On Managing), 13:167–70 Manager’s Bookshelf (column) Change: Challenges and Coping, 13:224–28
The Internet: Issues, Ethics, and Controversies, 13:105–109 ISO 9000, 13:37–40 Recruitment, Selection, and Retention, 13:171–76 Managing Diversity: The City of San Diego Experience, 13:18–22 McNeil, Beth. See Giesecke, Joan MILTON S. EISENHOWER LIBRARY, JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY Ten Libraries Win John Cotton Dana Library Public Relations Awards (LAMA News), 13:110
MOVING LIBRARIES LAMA/BES Moving Libraries Discussion Group Attracts Overflow Crowd (LAMA News), 13:116–17
New LAMA Electronic Discussion Lists Focus on Safety and Moving Libraries (LAMA News), 13:55–56 MOVLIB-L New LAMA Electronic Discussion Lists Focus on Safety and Moving Libraries (LAMA News), 13:55–56
MULLER, KAREN LAMA Board Resolutions Recognize the Accomplishments of Shonda Russell and Karen Muller, Winners of 1999 ALA Staff Achievement Awards (LAMA News), 13:231
NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY, MAIN READING ROOM The 1999 AIA/ALA Library Buildings Award Winners, 13:137–38
NORTH SUBURBAN LIBRARY FOUNDATION OF ILLINOIS Ten Libraries Win John Cotton Dana Library Public Relations Awards (LAMA News), 13:110
NORTHBROOK (IL) PUBLIC LIBRARY Ten Libraries Win John Cotton Dana Library Public Relations Awards (LAMA News), 13:110
Not Being Such Good Friends with Your Board of Directors: A Strategy for Better Financial Control (Small Change), 13:202–204 On Managing (column) “It’s Not Love, but It’s Not Bad”: Cyber-Collaboration, 13:41–43
“I’ve Closed My Eyes to the Cold Hard Truth I’m Seeing”: Making Performance Appraisal Work, 13:87–89 “She’s Just Too Good to Be True, But She Is”: Recognition Ceremonies and Other Motivational Rituals, 13:212–15 “When I’m Alone I’m in Bad Company”: Defining the User Experience, 13:167–70 Orenstein, David Developing Quality Managers and Quality Management: The Challenge to Leadership in Library Organizations, 13:44–51
ORGANIZATIONAL DEVELOPMENT Helping Teams Work: Lessons Learned from the University of Arizona Library Reorganization, 13:27–36
Osif, Bonnie A. and Richard L. Harwood Change: Challenges and Coping (Manager’s Bookshelf), 13:224–28
The Internet: Issues, Ethics, and Controversies (Manager’s Bookshelf), 13:105–109 ISO 9000 (Manager’s Bookshelf), 13:37–40 Recruitment, Selection, and Retention (Manager’s Bookshelf), 13:171–76 Otero-Boisvert, Maria Editor’s Keyboard, 13:2–3, 62–63, 126–27, 186–87
PARTNERSHIPS Documenting Partnerships: Here a MOU, There a MOU, 13:68–77
PERFORMANCE EVALUATION The Beast Within (The Truth Is Out There), 13:192–95
“I’ve Closed My Eyes to the Cold Hard Truth I’m Seeing”: Making Performance Appraisal Work (On Managing), 13:87–89 PERSONNEL The Beast Within (The Truth Is Out There), 13:192–95
Beyond Recruitment: Retention and Promotion Strategies to Ensure Diversity and Success, 13:4–14 PAS Preconference on Implementing Managerial Competencies (LAMA News), 13:235 Reasonable Expectation of Adult Behavior, 13:15–17 Recruitment, Selection, and Retention (Manager’s Bookshelf), 13:171–76 “She’s Just Too Good to Be True, But She Is”: Recognition Ceremonies and Other Motivational Rituals (On Managing), 13:212–15 Using Culture as a Construct for Achieving Diversity in Human Resources Management, 13:205–209 Pintozzi, Chestalene. See Diaz, Joseph R. PLANNING The Effects of Consortia Membership on Library Planning and Budgeting, 13:196–201
From Here to There: Moving to the Future Through Scenario Planning, 13:99–104 Planning for the Future: Combining a Community and College Library, 13:81–86 POTTER, WILLIAM GRAY Potter Recognized for Outstanding Contributions to Libraries (LAMA News), 13:58
President’s Column, 13:2, 62, 126, 186 PUBLIC LIBRARIES Challenge and Opportunity: Managing the Public Library for a New Century: An Interview with Carla D. Hayden, 13:128–31
PUBLIC RELATIONS Academic Library Public Relations: An Evangelical Approach, 13:90–95
PRS Recognizes Contributions to Library Public Relations (LAMA News), 13:240–41 PUBLICATIONS LAMA Publications Committee Advises How to Turn Presentations into Publications (LAMA News), 13:116–17
QUALITY MANAGEMENT Developing Quality Managers and Quality Management: The Challenge to Leadership in Library Organizations, 13:44–51
Manager’s Bookshelf: ISO 9000, 13:37–40 QUEENS BOROUGH PUBLIC LIBRARY The 1999 AIA/ALA Library Buildings Award Winners, 13:142–43
Quinn, Brian Librarians’ and Psychologists’ View of Leadership: Converging and Diverging Perspectives, 13:147–57
QUINNIPIAC COLLEGE, SCHOOL OF LAW The 1999 AIA/ALA Library Buildings Award Winners, 13:138–39
Reasonable Expectation of Adult Behavior (The Truth Is Out There), 13:15–17 REID, MARION Envisioning the LAMA National Institute: A Conversation with Marion Reid and Charles Kratz, 13:188–91
RICHMOND (VA) PUBLIC LIBRARY Ten Libraries Win John Cotton Dana Library Public Relations Awards (LAMA News), 13:110
Rockman, Ilene Joint Use Facilities: The View from San Jose: An Interview with C. James Schmidt, 13:64–67
RODRIGUEZ, CARLOS LAMA Cultural Diversity Award Goes to Carlos Rodriguez (LAMA News), 13:241
RUSSELL, SHONDA LAMA Board Resolutions Recognize the Accomplishments of Shonda Russell and Karen Muller, Winners of 1999 ALA Staff Achievement Awards (LAMA News), 13:231
SAFETY-L New LAMA Electronic Discussion Lists Focus on Safety and Moving Libraries (LAMA News), 13:55
ST. PETERSBURG (FL) JUNIOR COLLEGE Planning for the Future: Combining a Community and College Library, 13:81–86
SAN ANTONIO (TX) PUBLIC LIBRARY Ten Libraries Win John Cotton Dana Library Public Relations Awards (LAMA News), 13:110
SAN DIEGO, CA Managing Diversity: The City of San Diego Experience, 13:18–22
SAN JOSE PUBLIC LIBRARY Joint Use Facilities: The View from San Jose: An Interview with C. James Schmidt, 13:64–67
SAN JOSE STATE UNIVERSITY Joint Use Facilities: The View from San Jose: An Interview with C. James Schmidt, 13:64–67
Sannwald, William Managing Diversity: The City of San Diego Experience, 13:18–22
SCHMIDT, C. JAMES Joint Use Facilities: The View from San Jose: An Interview with C. James Schmidt, 13:64–67
SECURITY LAMA/BES Library Safety/Security Discussion Group Discusses Access to Keys at Midwinter Meeting (LAMA News), 13:117
LAMA/BES Library Security Guidelines (LAMA News), 13:178 SEMINOLE (FL) COMMUNITY LIBRARY Planning for the Future: Combining a Community and College Library, 13:81–86
“She’s Just Too Good to Be True, But She Is”: Recognition Ceremonies and Other Motivational Rituals (On Managing), 13:212–15 Shoaf, Eric The Effects of Consortia Membership on Library Planning and Budgeting, 13:196–201
Simmons-Welburn, Janice Using Culture as a Construct for Achieving Diversity in Human Resources Management, 13:205–209
Small Change: A Column About Finance and Accounting in Libraries The Auditor Is Our Friend? Surely You’re Joking Mr. Snyder, 13:144–46
Choosing Accounting Software (Finally He Gets to the Point), 13:96–98 Double-Entry Bookkeeping, 13:23–25 Not Being Such Good Friends with Your Board of Directors: A Strategy for Better Financial Control, 13:202–204 Snyder, Herbert The Auditor Is Our Friend? Surely You’re Joking Mr. Snyder (Small Change), 13:144–46
Choosing Accounting Software (Finally He Gets to the Point) (Small Change), 13:96–98 Double-Entry Bookkeeping (Small Change), 13:23–25 Not Being Such Good Friends with Your Board of Directors: A Strategy for Better Financial Control (Small Change), 13:202–204 STATE LIBRARY OF NORTH CAROLINA Ten Libraries Win John Cotton Dana Library Public Relations Awards (LAMA News), 13:110
STATISTICS Report to the IFLA Statistics Section (LAMA News), 13:57–58
SURVEYS Core Competencies and the Learning Organization, 13:158–66
The Effects of Consortia Membership on Library Planning and Budgeting, 13:196–201 TEAMS Helping Teams Work: Lessons Learned from the University of Arizona Library Reorganization, 13:27–36
TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY Academic Library Public Relations: An Evangelical Approach, 13:90–95
THORSEN, JEANNE PRS Recognizes Contributions to Library Public Relations (LAMA News), 13:240–41
TIMBERLAND REGIONAL LIBRARY SYSTEM, OLYMPIA, WA Ten Libraries Win John Cotton Dana Library Public Relations Awards (LAMA News), 13:110
TIME MANAGEMENT Dost Thou Love Life? Then Do Not Squander Time, for That is the Stuff Life Is Made of (The Truth Is Out There), 13:132–35
Todaro, Julie The Beast Within (The Truth Is Out There), 13:192–95
Dost Thou Love Life? Then Do Not Squander Time, for That is the Stuff Life Is Made of (The Truth Is Out There), 13:132–35 Reasonable Expectation of Adult Behavior (The Truth Is Out There), 13:15–17 A Vision for the Past for the Future (The Truth Is Out There), 13:78–80 TOTAL QUALITY MANAGEMENT Developing Quality Managers and Quality Management: The Challenge to Leadership in Library Organizations, 13:44–51
The Truth Is Out There (column) The Beast Within, 13:192–95
Dost Thou Love Life? Then Do Not Squander Time, for That is the Stuff Life Is Made of, 13:132–35 Reasonable Expectation of Adult Behavior, 13:15–17 A Vision for the Past for the Future, 13:78–80 USERS “When I’m Alone I’m in Bad Company”: Defining the User Experience (On Managing), 13:167–70
Using Culture as a Construct for Achieving Diversity in Human Resources Management, 13:205–209 VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY MEDICAL CENTER The 1999 AIA/ALA Library Buildings Award Winners, 13:139–41
A Vision for the Past for the Future (The Truth Is Out There), 13:78–80 WALTERS, CAROL PRS Recognizes Contributions to Library Public Relations (LAMA News), 13:240–41
“When I’m Alone I’m in Bad Company”: Defining the User Experience (On Managing), 13:167–70 Wilding, Thomas L. President’s Column, 13:2, 62, 126
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