Recent Lecture Series

See Also: Alphabetic Index of Colloquia Speakers

• 6/18/2008: Are libraries still vital to research? Michael Gorman
• 6/4/2008: Major Challenges Facing ALA. Kieth Fiels
• 5/19/2008: How Does Your Garden Grow?  Building Sustainable Archives Programs. John Fleckner
• 5/6/2008: Revolution in the Digital Revolution: We Must Learn from the Past to Rip the Claws of the Past from the Future: Bob McChesney
• 4/2007: The Tragedy of Closing Clark Atlanta Library School: a Professional Dilemma by ISMAIL ABDULLAHI
• 2/2007: Libraries as Contested Spaces in the South African Liberation Struggle by ARCHIE DICK
• 10/2006: WiderNet by CLIFF MISSEN (co-sponsored by Mortenson)
• 5/2006: TRANSITIONS in OPACs: From Subject Heading Lists to Faceted Strings by PAULINE COCHRANE
• 4/2006: To Mentor or To Monitor, That is the Question: Evolving Roles for Institutional Actors within the Copyright Law by TOMAS LIPINSKI
• 10/2005: The Academic Library in a Googlezon World by ROY TENNANT
• 6/2005: The comic strip "Unshelved" by BILL BARNES AND GENE AMBAUM
• 4/2005: The Importance of Academic Librarianship and Role of Academic Librarians in the American Library Association by MICHAEL GORMAN
• 11/2004: Open Access Publishing and Scholarly Communication in the Social Sciences and Education by JOHN WILLINSKY
• 09/2004: Communicating Science in the 21st Century: The Impact of Open Access by VIVIAN SIEGEL
• 04/2004: Your Future in Libraries by CARLA HAYDEN
• 04/2004: Open Archives, Open Access by JOHN UNSWORTH
• 10/2003: The Impact of Brown vs Board of Education on Libraries by E. J. JOSEY
• 07/2003: The Library and Information Association of South Africa (LIASA) within the context of South Africa by ROBERT MOROPA
• 04/2003: The Downs and Atkinson Years by PATRICIA STENSTROM
• 03/2003: The University of Illinois, 1894-1904: the shaping of the university by WINTON U. SOLBERG
• 12/2002:  Rural Libraries and Information Systems in India: Development and Challenges  by PRADIP K. UPADHYAY
• 12/2002:  Library and Information Science Education and Training in India by P.V. KONNUR
• 05/2002:  Who is John Galt?  by DAN TRAISTER
• 05/2002:  Control and Access Future  by SALLY H. MCCALLUM
• 04/2002:  International Indigenous Librarianship  by LORIENE ROY
• 11/2001:  The Library of the Alliance Israelite Universelle : The Case of the Wandering Jewish Collection  by JEAN-CLAUDE KUPERMINC
• 10/2001:  Distance Library Services  by ANNE MARIE CASEY
• 04/2001:  Delivering or Dabbling? Diversity Initiatives at the University of California, Santa Barbara  by SALVADOR GÜEREÑA
• 11/2000:  The Information Work of Indisciplinary Researchers: Blurred Boundaries and Eccentric Angles   by CAROLE L. PALMER
• 10/2000:  The Information Society in Europe   by GIUSEPPE VITIELLO
• 05/2000:  Form Follows Function: Reflection on the Architecture of the Printed Book as the Key to Its Future in the Electronic Environment   by MARY MAACK
• 04/2000:  What Keeps Me Up at Night: The Future of Academic Librarianship   by PAULA KAUFMAN
• 03/2000:  In Words We Trust   by ADAN GRIEGO
• 03/2000:  The Council on Library and Information Resources (CLIR): A forum for change by DEANNA MARCUM
• 04/1999:  Music as a model for programmatic preservation by RICHARD JONES and SONJA JORDAN
• 03/1999:  Which Guardians, Whose Culture? Feminist Thinking, Libraries, and Information by SARAH PRITCHARD