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Subject: Workshop on disasters

Workshop on disasters

From: Robert James <rmjames>
Date: Wednesday, June 19, 2002
Library Disaster Planning
Craven Community College
New Bern, North Carolina
August 9, 2002
9am-4pm with a one hour networking lunch.

Sponsored by The North Carolina Library Association Community and
Junior College Section and The North Carolina Preservation
Consortium

Fires, hurricanes, tornados, floods, and other natural disasters
have destroyed many of our library treasures.  Facility disasters,
such as broken water pipes and failing HVAC systems, can be just as
devastating.  Libraries may also be targets of vandalism, terrorism,
and war.  A written, comprehensive disaster plan can limit the
extent of damages to valuable cultural, educational, and historical
collections.  This one day workshop is open to staff and volunteers
in libraries, archives, document repositories, historic sites,
museums, and conservation centers.  Graduate students in library
science, public history, and other cultural studies are also
welcome.  Topics include advocacy, team building, leadership, health
and safety, risk assessment, mitigation, collection priorities,
supplies, equipment, resources, immediate response, internal and
external communication, salvage methods, security, relocation of
services, cooperative agreements, insurance, grants, loans,
donations, fund raising, and assessment.  Participants will be
provided with an outline for creating and improving their own
institutional disaster plan.

Instructor: Robert James, Director of Library Services at Wake
Technical Community College in Raleigh, North Carolina, has attended
disaster workshops and conferences sponsored by the Heritage
Emergency National Task Force, the National Archives and Records
Administration, the Southeastern Library Network, the North Carolina
Preservation Consortium, and the University of North Carolina at
Chapel Hill.  Phone 919-662-3607 email rmjames [at] waketech__edu

Registration:

$20.00 for members of NCLA and/or NCPC.  $40 for non-members.
Includes lunch.  Please complete the registration form below.

If you have questions about
registration, contact

    Sondra H. Oakley
    Director of the Learning Resources Center
    Vance-Granville Community College
    252-738-3331
    oakley [at] vgcc__edu

The Godwin Memorial Library at Craven Community College in New Bern,
North Carolina, is hosting this workshop.  Please meet in room 123
in Building F, located behind the library.  For local information
please contact Librarian

    Cathy Campbell
    252-638-7276
    campbelc [at] admin__crave__cc__nc__us

Maps and Driving Directions:

    800 College Court, New Bern NC 28562
    <URL:http://www.craven.cc.nc.us/info.php?action=maps>

Lodging: A listing of hotels in New Bern and the central coast is on
the web:
<URL:http://www.insiders.com/crystalcoast/quick-accommodations.htm>

Registration Form

    Library Disaster Planning
    NCLA-CJCS and NCPC

    August 9, 2002
    Craven Community College
    New Bern, North Carolina

    Name:
    Title:
    Institution:
    Address:
    Phone:
    Email:
    Amount enclosed (includes lunch):
    ____   $ 20.00 (NCLA and/or NCPC members)
    ____   $ 40.00 (non-members)
    Do you require Americans with Disabilities accommodations?
    Your preference for lunch:
    Check One Sandwich
        Check One Salad
        Check One Cookie
    ___ Ham        ___ Pasta     ___ Peanut Butter
    ___ Turkey    ___ Potato     ___ Sugar
    ___ Veggie     ___ Fruit     ___ Oatmeal
    ___ Chocolate Chip

    Please register by August 5th to reserve your lunch.  Make
    checks payable to the North Carolina Library Association and
    mail with this registration form to:

        Sondra Oakley
        Learning Resources Center
        Vance-Granville Community College
        PO Box 917
        Henderson, NC 27536

Robert James
Director of Library Services
Bruce I. Howell Library
Wake Technical Community College
9101 Fayetteville Road
Raleigh, NC   27603
919-662-3607
Fax: 919-662-3575


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