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Subject: FW: Student papers
Date: Thu, 31 May 2007 16:10:31 -0700
From: Ben Amata <[log in to unmask]>
Reply-To: Discussion of Government Document Issues
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Colleagues,
Just a brief update. The deadline for submitting papers for the student
papers issue is July 30, 2007.
Andrea and I would deeply appreciate it if you are an instructor that
screen papers before they are sent to us. However, I forgot to mention
this in earlier emails, so if you have already notified students to
submit manuscripts to Andrea or me directly then we will consider.
Thanks for your interest.
Ben Amata
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From: Discussion of Government Document Issues
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Sent: Wednesday, May 23, 2007 5:08 PM
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Subject: FW: Student papers
Colleagues,
DttP is going to put together another student paper issue. We have sent
out previous solicitations and are doing so once again. If you know of
any students who might be interested please pass on this message. If you
know of any faculty who might be interested, those that teach in library
programs or related fields such as political science, please forward
this possible publishing opportunity.
Thanks.
Ben Amata
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Student Papers Issues - DttP Documents to the People
The student papers issue of DttP is designed to showcase the talents
and interests of current library school students.
Papers should focus on substantive issues in government information at
all levels of government (local, state, federal, international)
librarianship, including:
- contemporary or historical problems related to government information
access, dissemination, or preservation
- challenges to providing reference and instructional services in
public, academic, school, or government libraries
- bibliographic control of government information
- government efforts to promote and/or restrict access to information
- development of specific government programs that promote access to
information (e.g. DOE Information Bridge)
- government/private sector partnerships providing access to information
Specs on length (2000-3000 words)
Style guidelines are available at
(www.ala.org/ala/godort/dttp/contributors/dttpcontribinfo.htm)
If you are teaching government documents course or know someone who is,
please contact
ba
Ben Amata
Contributions Editor
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916.278.5672 Voice
916.278.5661 FAX
Or
Andrea Sevetson
Lead Editor
P.O. Box 10835
Colesville, MD 20914
phone: 301-951-4749
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