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At the Moon's Inn (Library Alabama Classics) by Andrew Lytle, 2009-03-28

Fort Toulouse: The French Outpost at the Alabamas on the Coosa (Library Alabama Classics) by Daniel H Thomas, 1989-01-30

In the Deep South: A Novel About a White Man and a Black Man (Library of Alabama Classics) by James Saxon Childers, 1988-08

Long Night (Library Alabama Classics) by Andrew Lytle, 1988-10-30

Alabama Blast Furnaces (Library Alabama Classics) by Joseph H. Woodward II, 2007-04-28

Slavery in Alabama (Library Alabama Classics) by James Benson Sellers, 1994-06-30

The Road to Wildcat: A Tale of Mountain Alabama (Library Alabama Classics) by Eleanor Risley, 2004-07-19

The Clays of Alabama: A Planter-Lawyer-Politician Family (Library Alabama Classics) by Ruth Ketring Nuermberger, 2005-09-28

Fleur De Lys and Calumet (Library of Alabama Classics)

Devil Make a Third (The Library of Alabama Classics) by Douglas Fields Bailey, 1989-02

Rachel's Children (Library Alabama Classics) by Harriet Hassell, 1990-08-30

Yours Till Death: Civil War Letters of John W. Cotton (Library of Alabama Classics) by John Cotton, 2003-08-29

The Marengo Jake Stories: The Tales of Jake Mitchell and Robert Wilton Burton (Library of Alabama Classics) by Jake Mitchell, 2007-05-28

Foundation Stone (Library of Alabama Classics) by Lella Warren, 1986-08-31

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Alabama Libraries
alabama libraries. View Original Census Records Online at Ancestry! Send mailto webmaster@segenealogy.com with questions or comments about this web site.
http://www.segenealogy.com/alabama/al_repository/library.htm
University Of Alabama Libraries
relation to what should be available on The University of Alabama campus The Librariesare committed to taking a leadership role in collaborating with academic
http://intranet.lib.ua.edu/policies/pub/CollpolEres.html

Extractions: Collection Policy for Electronic Resources Introduction Electronic resources are of increasing importance to faculty and students. With the rapidly growing body of electronic information, what is universally available must be considered in relation to what should be available on The University of Alabama campus. It is therefore clear that successful collection development, regardless of media, will reflect academic priorities already established at the campus level. The Libraries are committed to taking a leadership role in collaborating with academic departments in providing electronic resources to support instruction and research. General Selection Criteria Selection criteria need to be consistent with the University Libraries plans for establishing an electronic information environment. Electronic resources should fall within current collecting guidelines as described in the collection development policy as well as other appropriate guidelines. Selectors should also rely on their own expertise in making decisions. All electronic resources should be relevant and appropriate to the Libraries user community and reflect current academic needs and the Universitys mission. Consideration should be given to electronic resources that provide coverage of underrepresented or high-priority subject areas.
University Of Alabama Libraries
teaching, and outreach activities of The University of Alabama; they must be 5. Licensesmust be submitted for approval through the Libraries' license review
http://intranet.lib.ua.edu/policies/pub/guideselejourn.html

Extractions: Guidelines for Selection of Electronic Journals Criteria 1. Electronic journals must be appropriate to our collections. The same selection criteria apply to electronic journals as to paper journals. Journals are selected based on their ability to support the research, teaching, and outreach activities of The University of Alabama; they must be of a scholarly nature or likely to advance scholarly research or university programs. Electronic versions of journals we subscribe to in paper are obvious candidates. 3. Preference should be given to journals which have a significant run of issues or commit to making a significant run of issues available full-text. Sample issues of e-journals are not appropriate additions to the collection. If a selector is unsure whether a publisher will be making future issues available, it is wise to query the publisher or check back after a few more issues have been published. Implications of access to archives should be fully explored.
UAH: Salmon Library - Other Libraries
Other Resources Selected Online Resources by State. Academic alabama librariesIndividual Catalogs. Alabama Academic Libraries Collective Catalogs.
http://www.uah.edu/library/online/libraries.html

Extractions: Other Libraries Selected Alabama Academic Libraries: Individual Catalogs Collective Catalogs Home Pages Selected Alabama Public Libraries: Individual Catalogs Collective Catalogs Home Pages Other Resources: Selected Online Resources by State Search the catalog of each of the following Alabama academic libraries, one at a time: Air University Library Alabama Southern Community College Alabama State University Auburn University ... University of Alabama University of Alabama at Birmingham:
Wetumpka, Alabama Libraries, Libraries In Wetumpka, Alabama
Wetumpka, alabama libraries. Wetumpka Library 212 S Main St Wetumpka,AL 360922748 Phone 334-567-1308. To learn how to submit information
http://www.pe.net/~rksnow/alcountywetumpkalib.htm
Madison, Alabama Libraries, Libraries In Madison, Alabama
Madison, alabama libraries. Huntsville Public Library 181 Hughes Rd Madison,AL 357581156 Phone 256-461-0046 Madison Public Library 130 Plaza Blvd.
http://www.pe.net/~rksnow/alcountymadisonlib.htm
University Of Alabama Libraries Databases
Remote access to these databases is available for University of Alabama students,staff, and faculty from computers with a Center for Research Libraries, (CRL).
http://bama.ua.edu/~atwel002/database.htm

Extractions: Indexes and Databases Remote access to these databases is available for University of Alabama students, staff, and faculty from computers with a campus IP address. Please follow these instructions for dial-up access. Please call (205)348-2435 for help. Extended Coverage Database Name Restrictions Description Academic Search FullTEXT Elite Campus Journals, abstracts, full-text options, 1980date Article First Expanded Academic Index Campus Journals, abstracts, full-text options, 1980date PA Research II Campus Journals, abstracts, full-text options, 1990Current Subject Databases Database Name Restrictions Description ABI/Inform Campus Business and Economics articles, 1971current Air University Library Index to Military Periodicals Campus Military science articles, 1990current America: History and Life Campus U.S. and Canadian history, 1964current Associations Unlimited Campus Directory of associations Biography and Genealogy Master Index Campus Citations to personal names Business Source Elite Campus Business and economics articles, 1984current Career and Technical Education Campus Career information CCH Internet Tax Research Network Campus Tax information Center for Research Libraries, (CRL)
American Libraries December 2002 Job Ads
This ad appeared in the December 2002 issue of American Libraries. CATALOGLIBRARIANS (2 positions), University of alabama libraries.
http://www.ala.org/education/dec02ads/dec005.html
American Libraries March 2003 Job Ads
This ad appeared in the March 2003 issue of American Libraries. ELECTRONICRESOURCES ACQUISITIONS LIBRARIAN, University of alabama libraries.
http://www.ala.org/education/mar03ads/mar013.html

Extractions: ELECTRONIC RESOURCES ACQUISITIONS LIBRARIAN, University of Alabama Libraries. RESPONSIBILITIES: The University of Alabama Libraries is seeking a dynamic, energetic, and creative librarian committed to excellence in service for the position of electronic resources acquisitions librarian. Working in a team environment this position will be responsible for assisting the head of the acquisitions department in purchasing and licensing all electronic resources. Working closely with the collection management coordinator and selectors, will provide leadership and expertise in the evaluation, selection, and promotion of a wide range of electronic resources. Will be responsible for analyzing use statistics, title lists, and other comparative data. Will work with vendors and library consortia. REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS: MLS or equivalent degree from an ALA-accredited program; an awareness of current trends and emerging technologies in electronic resources access; excellent analytical, interpersonal, and communication skills, initiative, and flexibility; experience working with a wide range of electronic resources; ability to work collaboratively in a multifaceted, service-oriented environment; and evidence of potential for earning tenure and promotion as a library faculty member. PREFERRED: Experience working with library vendors and consortia, negotiating contracts and licenses, creating/working with spreadsheets, database software, Internet applications, and budget management experience. Salary/benefits: 12-month, tenure-track appointment to be filled at the Instructor or Assistant Professor rank. Minimum salary: $31,200/Instructor and $34,320/Assistant Professor. Strong benefits. Moving allowance available. The University of Alabama Libraries maintains membership in the Association of Research Libraries, the Center for Research Libraries, the Coalition for Networked Information, SOLINET, and the Network of Alabama Academic Libraries. The libraries employ the Voyager Integrated Library System. The university libraries occupy a place of campus leadership in the transformation of the scholarly communication system.
Bounds Law Library -- Research Links -- Other Libraries On The Web
STARTING POINTS PAGE CONTENTS alabama libraries Major Law Libraries Major Research Libraries alabama libraries University of
http://www.library.law.ua.edu/links/libs.htm
AVL | Search Electronic Databases
Audience high school MAS Ultra School Edition. Online catalogsof many alabama libraries with a common search screen. Audience
http://www.avl.lib.al.us/databases/

Extractions: This page can narrow your AVL searches if you are currently accessing the AVL from a public K-12 school, public library or college or university campus. If you are using your AVL card, please choose HOME ACCESS to login as an AVL user. To narrow your search, you can choose 4. Search a specific database
UNESCO Libraries Portal: Libraries/Academic/USA/Alabama
University of alabama libraries The libraries hold more than two million catalogeditems consisting of books, periodicals, and microfilm materials.
http://www.unesco.org/webworld/portal_bib/Libraries/Academic/USA/Alabama/index.s

Extractions: The library collections contain about 270,000 books and 1600 periodical subscriptions. The Library also has extensive collections of documents and periodicals on microfilm, a growing collection of manuscripts and archival materials, a collection of audiovisual materials, and several databases on CD-ROM.
Announcements - Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation
1.27.1998 Over 95% of alabama libraries receive grants from Gates Library Foundationto bring computer access to patrons Foundation announces Bill and Melinda
http://www.gatesfoundation.org/libraries/uslibraryprogram/announcements/announce

Extractions: In recognition of Alabama library leadership, the Foundation today announced it will host an event to applaud the hard work of the libraries and announce the next round of state and local grants, all aimed at giving computer access to public library patrons in the lowest income communities in the country. In addition, each library is receiving technical assistance and training from the Technology Resource Institute (TRI), a Seattle non-profit organization funded by the Foundation to act as its on-site and over-the-phone technical support arm. Microsoft Corporation has donated software for each grant recipient as well.
Announcements - Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation
10.23.1997 alabama libraries team up with Gates Foundation to providecomputer and internet access in public libraries Contact Joan
http://www.gatesfoundation.org/libraries/uslibraryprogram/announcements/announce
Alabama.html
University of alabama libraries Request for Information. OVERVIEW The Universityof alabama libraries consists of five libraries Humanities
http://www.usg.edu/galileo/rfp/alabama.html

Extractions: The IOLS will (most likely) run in a shared environment on an IBM SP/2 system (model # 9076-306). It is likely that some of this equipment will be purchased in advance. Information from the successful vendor will assist in determining the number and type of nodes and amount of memory required to meet UA's performance objectives. The successful vendor will specify DASD requirements necessary to hold UA's data. Information (i.e., bytes/catalog entry etc.) will be supplied that will allow UA to accurately estimate future DASD requirements given our catalog growth rates. After the initial installation period, the vendor will have limited access to the Libraries server. Enhancement and fixes will be sent to and made by the Libraries System Administrator/Programmer. The Libraries expect the vendor's system to comply with all existing Library standards, to incorporate into their system, and to release to the sites all new changes in a timely manner, (e.g., vendor system should have full functionality of format integration 2 available to customer sites at least one month prior to an official OCLC start date). Required standards include:
UA Undergraduate Catalog: ABOUT THE UNIVERSITY
ABOUT THE UNIVERSITY Support Units. University of alabama libraries.The University of Alabama provides library facilities and services
http://catalogs.ua.edu/catalog00/10520.html

Extractions: Support Units The University of Alabama provides library facilities and services to its faculty, students, staff, and other scholars and information users through a system of discipline- and research-based libraries. Five libraries comprise the University Libraries system. The Amelia Gayle Gorgas Library , serving the humanities, social sciences, arts, and government information, is centrally located on the University quadrangle. Three other libraries are located adjacent to their discipline-related teaching areas: the Angelo Bruno Business Library (Stadium Drive), the McLure Education Library (University Boulevard), and the Eric and Sarah Rodgers Library for Science and Engineering (Hackberry Lane). The William Stanley Hoole Special Collections Library (located in the Scientific Collections building on Hackberry Lane) contains rare editions and materials related to Alabama and the deep South, including Confederate imprints, maps, pamphlets, the archives of the University, and Alabama state government publications. Under separate administrative control are the Health Sciences Library , located in the Educational Tower at DCH Regional Medical Center; the
UA Graduate Catalog 2001-03: General Information
GENERAL INFORMATION. UNIVERSITY OF alabama libraries. The Universityof Alabama provides library facilities and services to its
http://catalogs.ua.edu/graduate/10280.html

Extractions: GENERAL INFORMATION The University of Alabama provides library facilities and services to its faculty, students, staff, and other scholars and information users through a system of discipline-related libraries. Amelia Gayle Gorgas Library, serving the humanities, social sciences, and arts, is centrally located on the University Quadrangle. Three other units are located adjacent to their discipline-related teaching areas: Angelo Bruno Business Library, McLure Education Library, and Eric and Sarah Rodgers Library for Science and Engineering. The W. S. Hoole Special Collections Library is located on the second floor of the Scientific Collections building. Under separate administration are the Health Sciences Library, located in the Educational Tower at DCH Regional Medical Center, and the Bounds Law Library, located in the Law Center. The University's libraries are committed to providing service and access to information resources equally to all library users. Each of the libraries provides special accommodations for users with disabilities. In addition, two of the libraries have adaptive technologies workstations. Library services supporting distance education are available by telephone and through the University Libraries' Web site at www.lib.ua.edu
Links To Other Libraries' Resources
Catalog, University of Montevallo, Carmichael Library. Other alabama libraries. CATALOG,HOMEPAGE. Amelia, University of alabama libraries. Libraries around the world.
http://library.samford.edu/libraries.html

Extractions: Birmingham Area Libraries CATALOG HOMEPAGE Catalog Birmingham Public Library WebCat Birmingham Southern College ... Horizon University of Alabama at Birmingham, Lister Hill Library of the Health Sciences Scotty's Voyage University of Alabama at Birmingham, Mervyn H. Sterne Library Catalog University of Montevallo, Carmichael Library Other Alabama Libraries CATALOG HOMEPAGE ALICAT Alabama Union Catalog via Alabama Public Library Service AubieCat Auburn University Libraries Catalog ... WebCat Spring Hill College, Thomas Byrne Library Amelia University of Alabama Libraries Libraries around the world LibWeb - Library Information Servers available via WWW Worldcat Books and other materials in libraries worldwide
Libraries Of The 21st Century: Vision Search
University of alabama libraries Mission Statement (link) University of AlabamaUniversity of alabama libraries Tuscaloosa, Alabama , USA Mission Statement
http://library.tamu.edu/21stcentury/new/vision/search.asp?field=StateProvince&ke
Library And Information Science
Internet Resources Associations alabama libraries on the Web Libraries WorldwideProfessional Resources Journals, Magazines Professional Publications
http://library.uwa.edu/Resources/LibSci.htm

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