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Program on the future of preservation

From: Christopher Coleman <cdgc>
Date: Monday, April 19, 2004
"Double Fold, Double Take, Double Talk"
A program on the future of preservation
UCLA Faculty Center
Tuesday May 18, 2004
3:30pm

The Los Angeles Preservation Network (LAPNet) and UCLA Library
invite you to join your colleagues for an afternoon of speculation
on preservation in our increasingly digitized environment.

The program brings together a faculty researcher, a reference
librarian, a rare books librarian, a computer resource specialist, a
preservation specialist, and UCLA's new University Librarian to
describe and discuss projects, look at some of the criticisms
leveled against library preservation, reflect on changes in
continuing education for preservation, and speculate on what might
happen to traditional preservation in the face of digitization for
ease of access.

The content of this program will interest scholars, librarians,
preservationists, and administrators.

Speakers and Presentations:

    "The Critics: Baker and half-baked"
    Katharine Donahue, UCLA

    "Moving targets--microfilm to digitizing"
    Gretchen Karl, Getty Center

    "Accessing the Anna Akhmatova notebooks"
    David MacFadyen, UCLA Slavic Department

    "Now you see it, now you don't: online campaign materials--the
     most ephemeral of the ephemera"
    Gabriella Gray and Scott Martin, UCLA

    "Can we preserve everything?"
    Gary Strong, UCLA Library Director

The formal program and discussion will be followed by a reception at
6pm and optional dinner at 6:30.

There is no charge for the program and reception, but registration
is required, as space is limited. Information on how to register is
provided at the end of this announcement.

Dinner costs $27 and includes salad, dessert, and coffee.
Entree choices:

    Stuffed Breast of Chicken, with asparagus, lemon and parmesan
    risotto or
    Ravioli with goat cheese, arugula and sun-dried tomatoes

Parking. On campus in Lot 2 adjacent to the Faculty Center: $7.
Enter at the junction of Hilgard and Westholme. Driving directions
and a map are available at
<URL:http://facultycenter.ucla.edu/access.htm>

The LAPNet Steering Committee gratefully acknowledges the UCLA
Library's generous support in sponsoring this program.

Registration: For the program and reception only: send an email by May
14, 2004 to

    Gretchen Karl
    LAPNet Treasurer
    gkarl [at] getty__edu

For the dinner: send a check for $27 payable to LAPNet, with an
indication of your entree selection, by May 6, 2004 to:

    Gretchen Karl
    The Getty Research Institute Library
    1200 Getty Center Drive, Suite 1100
    Los Angeles, CA  90049-1688

Christopher Coleman
Reference Librarian and Preservation Librarian
YRL Reference and Instructional Services
UCLA Library
310-825-0559


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