Friday, December 19, 2008
Public Art :-(
You may remember that the campus Public Art Advisory Committee commissioned an artist to create a large piece of art on the grass circle in front of the library. Unfortunately I’ve been informed that this project has become a victim of the economy and is on hold indefinitely or until funding can be found. I have expressed our disappointment that the campus won’t benefit from this attractive and imaginative piece of art and thanked the Committee for their work.
Tuesday, December 16, 2008
Budget News
I learned this morning that the university central administration will absorb the coming mid-year budget cut. If the legislature mandates a 5% cut, for example, the university will cover it with this year’s funds. However, the units will have to cover the permanent 5% reduction in next year’s budget. On the positive side, this gives us more time to prepare for next year and to explore various ways to cover the cuts that we know are coming.
Thursday, December 11, 2008
AHSL-Phoenix Monthly Reports for October and November
AHSL-Phoenix Monthly Report- October, 2008-November, 2008
October
· 8th -JD presented to UA Family Medicine Fellowship Class
· Began interview process for Assistant Librarian position (later cancelled)
· 15th -- Attended Breakfast Meeting: Start your day with the UofA: How does health info become health news. We to present soon due to interest of audience of health searching on the Web.
· 18th --JD attended Dinner in the Stacks at Phx Public Library-fundraiser representing UA COM-Phx.
· 18th –JD Attended Saturday session of Association of Academic Health Centers, topic was new medical schools.
· 22nd--JD participated in NLM Site visit of PSRML at UCLA.
· 28th – KS attended State Lib meeting about archives and depositories; may work to mount Dr. Kravetz collection. He is interested.
· 31st –Nov 3 – JD attended AAHSL and AAMC in San Antonio. AAHSL Symposium was AAHSL Workshop -"Return on Investment" for Academic Health Sciences Libraries
November
· 1st – JD worked with local artist who mounted major art show for campus
· 1st-3rd – JDD met with HR to finalize plans for hiring student workers for evenings and weekends.
· JDD interviewed 2 student applicants.
· 13th – LG attended Librarians: Let’s Escape the Box — CE Offering on November 13 in Tempe.
· 21st – JDD met with librarians from Glendale Public Library and Banner Thunderbird to plan for GPL hosting Changing the Face of Medicine exhibit. It will be here Dec and January and then go to AHSL-T for Feb-April.
· LG member of COM-P Holiday Celebration Committee and Door Decoration Contest. Both culminated in December 2nd Luncheon.
· KS continued to lead new Campus Applications Development Team.
October
· 8th -JD presented to UA Family Medicine Fellowship Class
· Began interview process for Assistant Librarian position (later cancelled)
· 15th -- Attended Breakfast Meeting: Start your day with the UofA: How does health info become health news. We to present soon due to interest of audience of health searching on the Web.
· 18th --JD attended Dinner in the Stacks at Phx Public Library-fundraiser representing UA COM-Phx.
· 18th –JD Attended Saturday session of Association of Academic Health Centers, topic was new medical schools.
· 22nd--JD participated in NLM Site visit of PSRML at UCLA.
· 28th – KS attended State Lib meeting about archives and depositories; may work to mount Dr. Kravetz collection. He is interested.
· 31st –Nov 3 – JD attended AAHSL and AAMC in San Antonio. AAHSL Symposium was AAHSL Workshop -"Return on Investment" for Academic Health Sciences Libraries
November
· 1st – JD worked with local artist who mounted major art show for campus
· 1st-3rd – JDD met with HR to finalize plans for hiring student workers for evenings and weekends.
· JDD interviewed 2 student applicants.
· 13th – LG attended Librarians: Let’s Escape the Box — CE Offering on November 13 in Tempe.
· 21st – JDD met with librarians from Glendale Public Library and Banner Thunderbird to plan for GPL hosting Changing the Face of Medicine exhibit. It will be here Dec and January and then go to AHSL-T for Feb-April.
· LG member of COM-P Holiday Celebration Committee and Door Decoration Contest. Both culminated in December 2nd Luncheon.
· KS continued to lead new Campus Applications Development Team.
Resources Monthly Report for October and November
Resources
Update: Oct/Nov 2008
Print Journal Weed
New tally: 1074 volumes discarded from 35 titles [15 of these 35 titles are now e-only]. Nga has completed two-thirds of the original title list, but some additional titles have now been added. In her careful investigations into the electronic coverage of the titles we have in print, Nga has found many instances of gaps in coverage, making it necessary to retain the print volumes. It’s a slow and sometimes tedious process because volumes, issues and supplements much be checked and each vendor presents content differently.
Cataloging & Technical Services
• Books
138 titles for Tucson [26 purchases, 37 WHO Global titles, 75 donations]
6 titles for Phoenix [1 purchase, 5 donations]
• AV
1 VHS [donation] and 1 DVD [purchase] for Tucson
• Serials (standing orders) added
25, Tucson; 1, Phoenix
• Knowledge River e-book record enhancement project
Olivia has added LC and MeSH to a total of 1595 records since she began
Collections
The eBooks collection has grown considerably over the years, but is under-utilized because searching for eBooks in the catalog is difficult. In an effort to make this collection more accessible, Mary worked with the Innovative Oversight Group to adopt “ebook” as the format for all electronic books in the collection to provide needed consistency. In addition, Dave, Mary and Joan worked with Marcus to create a list of medical textbooks and reference books that could be easily searched on the website. It includes all eBooks from StatRef, MDConsult and the LWW titles plus many others. It also points users to free book collections and to a catalog search page with built in limits to “ebooks” to search for additional titles. The web committee has been asked to survey users to identify the best terminology for eBooks and electronic textbooks so as to make users more aware of this collection and to help them find relevant titles. The new eBooks search tool is currently available under the “Books” section.
Acquisitions:
Mary completed the renewals for 2009. She also met with representatives of the UA Libraries to coordinate AHSL & UAL efforts in making cuts in journal subscriptions necessitated by budget reductions. Most of the AHSL journal subscriptions are tied up in packages we purchase jointly with them.
Interlibrary Loan/Document Delivery
Over 400 requests were received in October and November in support of a single grant in the College of Pharmacy. A total of 309 articles were scanned and delivered from the print collection and an additional 114 articles were ordered and received through ILL for the same grant. Sandy and Joan met with the PI to report on the progress of these requests and to suggest that future grants include funding to cover costs of large numbers of articles since there is a significant impact on the library’s budget. The PI asked to be invoiced for $924, a portion of the borrowing costs, which is being done.
The spike in the number of requests for the past two months and the loss of one student made it necessary to look closely at workflow and make changes, which resulted in faster turnaround times in November. Paula was reassigned to pull journals in the morning so that they’re ready for the student workers to scan later in the day. Scanning workload is being closely monitored and statistics kept in Excel. Jennifer and Laura are taking on more scanning to prevent backloads. Currently the scanner is being used just under four hours per day.
The EFTS balance continues to grow while OCLC ifm balance is slowly going down.
Single Sign-On Project
SSO went into effect on October 6th. The groundwork that was laid in the months before made for a fairly smooth transition. Problems with user access have been dealt with on a case by case basis.
Other Access Issues
Joan and Mikel worked with Dr. Parikh to provide remote access to AZHIN resources to the Rural Faculty Development Fellows by identifying AZHIN institutions that they are affiliated with and making the arrangements for obtaining Athens usernames and passwords.
WellU
Joan designed a blog for the Well U website to distribute regular updates on wellness activities on campus.
Training, Meetings, etc.
• Laura attended the Bursar’s training session on the new credit card machine and provided training to the Information Services Desk staff.
• ILL staff attended the monthly Lunch & Learn sessions and the Nursing@Ovid demonstration.
• Joan attended a three-day workshop in project planning & management which is used throughout the UA Libraries.
Dave is on vacation and was unable to contribute his update for this report.
Update: Oct/Nov 2008
Print Journal Weed
New tally: 1074 volumes discarded from 35 titles [15 of these 35 titles are now e-only]. Nga has completed two-thirds of the original title list, but some additional titles have now been added. In her careful investigations into the electronic coverage of the titles we have in print, Nga has found many instances of gaps in coverage, making it necessary to retain the print volumes. It’s a slow and sometimes tedious process because volumes, issues and supplements much be checked and each vendor presents content differently.
Cataloging & Technical Services
• Books
138 titles for Tucson [26 purchases, 37 WHO Global titles, 75 donations]
6 titles for Phoenix [1 purchase, 5 donations]
• AV
1 VHS [donation] and 1 DVD [purchase] for Tucson
• Serials (standing orders) added
25, Tucson; 1, Phoenix
• Knowledge River e-book record enhancement project
Olivia has added LC and MeSH to a total of 1595 records since she began
Collections
The eBooks collection has grown considerably over the years, but is under-utilized because searching for eBooks in the catalog is difficult. In an effort to make this collection more accessible, Mary worked with the Innovative Oversight Group to adopt “ebook” as the format for all electronic books in the collection to provide needed consistency. In addition, Dave, Mary and Joan worked with Marcus to create a list of medical textbooks and reference books that could be easily searched on the website. It includes all eBooks from StatRef, MDConsult and the LWW titles plus many others. It also points users to free book collections and to a catalog search page with built in limits to “ebooks” to search for additional titles. The web committee has been asked to survey users to identify the best terminology for eBooks and electronic textbooks so as to make users more aware of this collection and to help them find relevant titles. The new eBooks search tool is currently available under the “Books” section.
Acquisitions:
Mary completed the renewals for 2009. She also met with representatives of the UA Libraries to coordinate AHSL & UAL efforts in making cuts in journal subscriptions necessitated by budget reductions. Most of the AHSL journal subscriptions are tied up in packages we purchase jointly with them.
Interlibrary Loan/Document Delivery
Over 400 requests were received in October and November in support of a single grant in the College of Pharmacy. A total of 309 articles were scanned and delivered from the print collection and an additional 114 articles were ordered and received through ILL for the same grant. Sandy and Joan met with the PI to report on the progress of these requests and to suggest that future grants include funding to cover costs of large numbers of articles since there is a significant impact on the library’s budget. The PI asked to be invoiced for $924, a portion of the borrowing costs, which is being done.
The spike in the number of requests for the past two months and the loss of one student made it necessary to look closely at workflow and make changes, which resulted in faster turnaround times in November. Paula was reassigned to pull journals in the morning so that they’re ready for the student workers to scan later in the day. Scanning workload is being closely monitored and statistics kept in Excel. Jennifer and Laura are taking on more scanning to prevent backloads. Currently the scanner is being used just under four hours per day.
The EFTS balance continues to grow while OCLC ifm balance is slowly going down.
Single Sign-On Project
SSO went into effect on October 6th. The groundwork that was laid in the months before made for a fairly smooth transition. Problems with user access have been dealt with on a case by case basis.
Other Access Issues
Joan and Mikel worked with Dr. Parikh to provide remote access to AZHIN resources to the Rural Faculty Development Fellows by identifying AZHIN institutions that they are affiliated with and making the arrangements for obtaining Athens usernames and passwords.
WellU
Joan designed a blog for the Well U website to distribute regular updates on wellness activities on campus.
Training, Meetings, etc.
• Laura attended the Bursar’s training session on the new credit card machine and provided training to the Information Services Desk staff.
• ILL staff attended the monthly Lunch & Learn sessions and the Nursing@Ovid demonstration.
• Joan attended a three-day workshop in project planning & management which is used throughout the UA Libraries.
Dave is on vacation and was unable to contribute his update for this report.
Information Services Monthly Reports for October and November
Information Services Monthly Reports
David and Carol met with each of the second year societies during the fall semester, discussing patient-related questions and reinforcing EBM principles and practices. Students are learning which AHSL databases, journals and information resources they should employ to find the answers to their clinical questions. In a meeting with the society mentors, Carol and David presented the types of information and resources they provide to medical students. They will be meeting with first year medical students for the first time in the spring semester.
The liaison program continues to bring in new clients and new business. The library’s total volume of instruction increased 40% this year over last year when the liaison program was not fully implemented. The number of literature search requests has doubled this year over last year’s numbers. Each member of the IS team has been responsible for the increase in the liaisons’ client contacts, searches and projects. Congratulations!
Jennifer and Sandy completed the three month update for the College of Pharmacy’s ASHP grant. They searched thirteen databases for articles published since August 1st on the value of pharmacists in a patient care setting. After eliminating editorials, letters to the editor and foreign studies, they entered their results into the grant team’s database in the College of Pharmacy.
Mary attended the meeting of the Refugee and Immigrant Service Provider Network of Tucson (RISP-Net) on November 18, 2008 at the Eckstrom Columbus Branch Library, representing Pat Auflick and AHSL. She explained that AHSL could offer training on the use of MedlinePlus consumer health resources at locations convenient to the group. Mary learned about some of the needs for health information in foreign languages not currently available in MedlinePlus, and she investigated the availability of information using Valerie Rankow’s list Non-English Language Patient Information: Online Resources, revised 06/07/2008).
Annabelle participated in a National Library of Medicine site visit to the South Central Regional Medical Library in Houston in November. She and Pat were interviewed on television station KMSB during which she talked about the We Search grant, AHSL and medical librarianship. Annabelle continues to participate in the Pima County Community Health Task Force which focuses on developing health literacy activity for task force members.
In October, Hannah and Mary taught 95 nursing students in the accelerated program how to search Ebsco’s CINAHL database. Hannah also served on the selection committee for the newAZHIN librarian. October was a particularly busy month for Hannah and Mary. They met with dozens of nursing students in the accelerated nursing program who were searching for topics for a major research paper assignment.
David and Carol met with each of the second year societies during the fall semester, discussing patient-related questions and reinforcing EBM principles and practices. Students are learning which AHSL databases, journals and information resources they should employ to find the answers to their clinical questions. In a meeting with the society mentors, Carol and David presented the types of information and resources they provide to medical students. They will be meeting with first year medical students for the first time in the spring semester.
The liaison program continues to bring in new clients and new business. The library’s total volume of instruction increased 40% this year over last year when the liaison program was not fully implemented. The number of literature search requests has doubled this year over last year’s numbers. Each member of the IS team has been responsible for the increase in the liaisons’ client contacts, searches and projects. Congratulations!
Jennifer and Sandy completed the three month update for the College of Pharmacy’s ASHP grant. They searched thirteen databases for articles published since August 1st on the value of pharmacists in a patient care setting. After eliminating editorials, letters to the editor and foreign studies, they entered their results into the grant team’s database in the College of Pharmacy.
Mary attended the meeting of the Refugee and Immigrant Service Provider Network of Tucson (RISP-Net) on November 18, 2008 at the Eckstrom Columbus Branch Library, representing Pat Auflick and AHSL. She explained that AHSL could offer training on the use of MedlinePlus consumer health resources at locations convenient to the group. Mary learned about some of the needs for health information in foreign languages not currently available in MedlinePlus, and she investigated the availability of information using Valerie Rankow’s list Non-English Language Patient Information: Online Resources, revised 06/07/2008).
Annabelle participated in a National Library of Medicine site visit to the South Central Regional Medical Library in Houston in November. She and Pat were interviewed on television station KMSB during which she talked about the We Search grant, AHSL and medical librarianship. Annabelle continues to participate in the Pima County Community Health Task Force which focuses on developing health literacy activity for task force members.
In October, Hannah and Mary taught 95 nursing students in the accelerated program how to search Ebsco’s CINAHL database. Hannah also served on the selection committee for the newAZHIN librarian. October was a particularly busy month for Hannah and Mary. They met with dozens of nursing students in the accelerated nursing program who were searching for topics for a major research paper assignment.
Administration Office Activity Reports for October and November
Administration Office
We have a very busy schedule with payroll for the month of December. Vera sent out an email detailing the dates and times that time sheets will be due, as well as making sure anyone including students is aware that if they are not going to be in on December 23, 2008 to pick up their check/notice of deposit by noon, they need to make sure the Library Administration has a self addressed stamped envelope so the check/notice of deposit can be mailed. Another way to avoid having to do this is to sign up for “no print” via employ link.
Vera worked with Human Resources to wrap up all the loose ends with the AZHIN Librarian position; she also met with Brooke on December 5th, to complete her hiring paperwork.
Vera is working on the Libraries inventory list to eliminate very old computers and merchandise that was not removed for one reason or another in the past. She may contact you or visit your office to check on specific items, this is an ongoing project
Linda requested a quote for security cameras to be placed at several exits and over the Information Services Desk. She also prepared and submitted claim for lost books, which coincidently add up to the same amount as the quote for the security cameras.
We have a new procedure for key repair, Linda must take the key and holder to the lock shop in the morning and they replace or fix while she waits. So in the future you may have to wait a couple of days for keys to be fixed, as always we will do are best to accommodate our users.
Linda is doing her annual key audit and reformatting the spreadsheet we use in the office, she may contact you if she has questions, and we expect the key audit to be completed before the University Closure.
Linda attended the new mandatory cash handling and receiving training sessions, which she shared with the administrative group at our monthly meeting.
Linda arranged our staff appreciation luncheon at the Marriott Hotel, which we all attended. This is a gracious event sponsored by Gary.
Cindy attended the annual mandatory merchant meeting to comply and meet bankcard regulations. ILL and CTS received new credit card machines that encrypt the credit card number except for the last 4 digits.
Vera and Cindy attended the Kuali Financials meeting to discus how Auxillary Units will be affected by the conversion from FRS to Kuali. Kauli is expected to start in July 2009 in Phases.
We have a very busy schedule with payroll for the month of December. Vera sent out an email detailing the dates and times that time sheets will be due, as well as making sure anyone including students is aware that if they are not going to be in on December 23, 2008 to pick up their check/notice of deposit by noon, they need to make sure the Library Administration has a self addressed stamped envelope so the check/notice of deposit can be mailed. Another way to avoid having to do this is to sign up for “no print” via employ link.
Vera worked with Human Resources to wrap up all the loose ends with the AZHIN Librarian position; she also met with Brooke on December 5th, to complete her hiring paperwork.
Vera is working on the Libraries inventory list to eliminate very old computers and merchandise that was not removed for one reason or another in the past. She may contact you or visit your office to check on specific items, this is an ongoing project
Linda requested a quote for security cameras to be placed at several exits and over the Information Services Desk. She also prepared and submitted claim for lost books, which coincidently add up to the same amount as the quote for the security cameras.
We have a new procedure for key repair, Linda must take the key and holder to the lock shop in the morning and they replace or fix while she waits. So in the future you may have to wait a couple of days for keys to be fixed, as always we will do are best to accommodate our users.
Linda is doing her annual key audit and reformatting the spreadsheet we use in the office, she may contact you if she has questions, and we expect the key audit to be completed before the University Closure.
Linda attended the new mandatory cash handling and receiving training sessions, which she shared with the administrative group at our monthly meeting.
Linda arranged our staff appreciation luncheon at the Marriott Hotel, which we all attended. This is a gracious event sponsored by Gary.
Cindy attended the annual mandatory merchant meeting to comply and meet bankcard regulations. ILL and CTS received new credit card machines that encrypt the credit card number except for the last 4 digits.
Vera and Cindy attended the Kuali Financials meeting to discus how Auxillary Units will be affected by the conversion from FRS to Kuali. Kauli is expected to start in July 2009 in Phases.
Outreach Activity Reports for November
Activity Report for November 2008– Deputy Director, Outreach, and AZHIN
TribalMany of the roadblocks to moving forward with the TC4C community-based partners project were removed this month after a meeting with Claire Hamasu. Pat can now move forward with the community of Hard Rock, Arizona. One of the downsides of working on multi-institutional projects is the number of IRBs (institutional review boards) that must be navigated through.
The library exhibited at the AK Chin Diabetes Day onSaturday, November 15th.
WE Search Annabelle and Pat were interviewed about WE Search for a TV segment to air Nov. 30th at 10:30am on KTTU-TV Channel 18. Bob Lee conducted the interview for his program, Community Forum. Topics included WE Search, Knowledge River and librarianship in general.
Planning for next year and the conclusion of this year continue. Meetings were held with Jana Bradley and the KRs about next year, and the Sunnyside pricipal. Input on next year’s budget was offered; arrangements were made for the high school students’ final paycheck
AZHIN
Mikel reports that that AZHIN dues invoices for 2009 have been mailed; the 2009 coordinator contract has been updated and is being routed through the Office of Research and Sponsored Projects on main campus.
And on the technical front, Yavapai College’s access issues have been resolved; NAU is working directly with Ovid to respolve some LWW isues; Athens activity is handled daily; portal customization questions come up occasionally.
General
Outreach staff had a retreat on November 7th over at the Memorial Student Union to plan for the coming year.
Paul Bracke, formerly Head of Systems and Netowrking at AHSL and now at Purdue University, will be working with Marcus to provide development pathways for the EBM Search engine. He and David Howse and Sam Keim were the original developers. WE want to solve the “Wiley” problem (let Jeanette know if you want more info), provide the flexibility for liaison librarians in other colleges to to purpose the software for the unique needs of their colleges, and to provide a pathway for AZHIN to use the software as well. Also we are hoping that it will be useful in developing federated searches for library users overall.
The Continuation of the NLM/Knowledge River award for 2008-2009 is also being processed through the Office of Research and Sponsored Projects. For 4 years (since 2005-2006), the NLM Office of Specialized Information Services has provided funding for AHSL to support Knowledge River graduate students by providing work in our library.
Knowledge River interns will continue working for us during the Spring semester, Yamilla with the InfoDesk for 12 hours and 8 hours in Outreach, and Olivia with Collections Services for 12 hours and 8 hours with the InfoDesk. Our interns are great this year!
The Indian Health Information Management Conference will be held in Phoenix in mid December. Jean Roehrs from the Phoenix Indian Medical Center and perhaps Jacaue Doyle will staff a poster developed by the Outreaach Connections Steering Committee. The committee, which Jeanette participates in, has developed a a Wiki, whose purpose is to promote the sharing of information about health information projects with native populations. Take a look at http://native.outreachconnect.info/wiki/index.php?title=Main_Page. AHSL’s latest projects are included.
OTHER -The MLA Webcast November 12 attracted 7 attendees and one on-line request for viewing – the topic was Survival Tips and Stories: Expanding the Library's Services in Times of Disaster. Evaluation forms have been mailed to Debra Cavanaugh – CE Certificates were distributed
TribalMany of the roadblocks to moving forward with the TC4C community-based partners project were removed this month after a meeting with Claire Hamasu. Pat can now move forward with the community of Hard Rock, Arizona. One of the downsides of working on multi-institutional projects is the number of IRBs (institutional review boards) that must be navigated through.
The library exhibited at the AK Chin Diabetes Day onSaturday, November 15th.
WE Search Annabelle and Pat were interviewed about WE Search for a TV segment to air Nov. 30th at 10:30am on KTTU-TV Channel 18. Bob Lee conducted the interview for his program, Community Forum. Topics included WE Search, Knowledge River and librarianship in general.
Planning for next year and the conclusion of this year continue. Meetings were held with Jana Bradley and the KRs about next year, and the Sunnyside pricipal. Input on next year’s budget was offered; arrangements were made for the high school students’ final paycheck
AZHIN
Mikel reports that that AZHIN dues invoices for 2009 have been mailed; the 2009 coordinator contract has been updated and is being routed through the Office of Research and Sponsored Projects on main campus.
And on the technical front, Yavapai College’s access issues have been resolved; NAU is working directly with Ovid to respolve some LWW isues; Athens activity is handled daily; portal customization questions come up occasionally.
General
Outreach staff had a retreat on November 7th over at the Memorial Student Union to plan for the coming year.
Paul Bracke, formerly Head of Systems and Netowrking at AHSL and now at Purdue University, will be working with Marcus to provide development pathways for the EBM Search engine. He and David Howse and Sam Keim were the original developers. WE want to solve the “Wiley” problem (let Jeanette know if you want more info), provide the flexibility for liaison librarians in other colleges to to purpose the software for the unique needs of their colleges, and to provide a pathway for AZHIN to use the software as well. Also we are hoping that it will be useful in developing federated searches for library users overall.
The Continuation of the NLM/Knowledge River award for 2008-2009 is also being processed through the Office of Research and Sponsored Projects. For 4 years (since 2005-2006), the NLM Office of Specialized Information Services has provided funding for AHSL to support Knowledge River graduate students by providing work in our library.
Knowledge River interns will continue working for us during the Spring semester, Yamilla with the InfoDesk for 12 hours and 8 hours in Outreach, and Olivia with Collections Services for 12 hours and 8 hours with the InfoDesk. Our interns are great this year!
The Indian Health Information Management Conference will be held in Phoenix in mid December. Jean Roehrs from the Phoenix Indian Medical Center and perhaps Jacaue Doyle will staff a poster developed by the Outreaach Connections Steering Committee. The committee, which Jeanette participates in, has developed a a Wiki, whose purpose is to promote the sharing of information about health information projects with native populations. Take a look at http://native.outreachconnect.info/wiki/index.php?title=Main_Page. AHSL’s latest projects are included.
OTHER -The MLA Webcast November 12 attracted 7 attendees and one on-line request for viewing – the topic was Survival Tips and Stories: Expanding the Library's Services in Times of Disaster. Evaluation forms have been mailed to Debra Cavanaugh – CE Certificates were distributed
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