Workshop Announcement

From: Barbara Monroe (monroebr@law.georgetown.edu)
Date: Wed Apr 07 2004 - 07:49:25 PDT


WORKSHOP ANNOUNCEMENT

 

W-5:  Taking the Law into Your Own Hands:  Establishing an In-house Book Repair Program

2004 AALL Annual Meeting & Conference—Boston, MA

Saturday, July 10, 2004      8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.

 

Location:  Hynes Convention Center, Boston, MA

 

Target Audience:  Librarians and para-professionals responsible for the physical care of their library’s collections.

 

Learning Outcomes:

1.       Participants will analyze book structure, typical damage and treatment options, and make appropriate treatment decisions using both in-house and outsourcing options.

2.       Participants will be able to develop a small, in-house book repair program and provide necessary training for other library staff to perform basic book repair techniques.

 

Program Description:

Law collections pose some unique problems in terms of their physical care due to filing and updating practices, use patterns and special binding structures such as loose-leafs and pocket parts. This workshop is designed to address specific preservation needs of law collections through lecture, demonstration and hands-on opportunities.  Participants will learn the fundamentals of book repair, treatment options and decision-making, and preservation best practices.  Emphasis will be placed on moving knowledge into practice through guidelines for establishing institution appropriate in-house book repair programs, by training the trainers in basic book repair techniques and providing all participants with a start-up tool kit.

 

Although this program has been designed with law libraries in mind, the concepts and techniques are applicable to general library collections as well.

 

Instructors:

Ethel Hellman, Collections Conservator, Harvard University, Widener Library

 

AnnMarie Ostrowski, Conservation Technician, Harvard University, Widener Library

 

Kate Rich, Conservation Technician, Harvard University, Widener Library

 

Hilary T. Seo, Head of Preservation, Iowa State University

 

Registration:

Registration fee includes: program, handout materials, tool kits, continental breakfast and refreshments.

 

Registration fee:  Nonmember                                         $245.00

                                AALL Member Discount                     $195.00

 

Registration information and online and downloadable registration form available at:  http://www.aallnet.org/events/04_registration.asp. 

 

 



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