Calendar

Important Dates:
November 30, 2003: Application Deadline
January 31, 2004: Notification of Acceptance
Schedule(Jul. 26-Aug.13,2004):
(Tentative Schedule)

Week 1:
Instructors will create a syllabus and a reading list which will be sent to trainees in advance. (July 26—July 31)

Week 2: Instruction (August 1-August 7)

Sunday Evening: Dinner reception and opening ceremony (6:00-9:00)

6:00 Dinner reception
7:30 Welcome, Rush Miller, Director, Summer Institute
7:45 Welcome, Hong Xu, Executive Director, Summer Institute
8:00 Keynote speech “Research Trends of East Asian studies and their challenges to East Asian librarians” Evelyn Rawski, University Professor, Chinese History, University of Pittsburgh
8:30 Keynote speech “Librarian training in the 21st century” José-Marie Griffiths, Doreen E. Boyce Chair & Professor, School of Information Sciences, University of Pittsburgh

Time 8:30-11:30 1:00-4:00 4:00-5:00
Mon. Collection Development I: Acquisition Practices, Publishing Industry in China, Methods to Build a Quality Chinese Collection
(Tai-loi Ma)
History of Chinese Books and Printing

(Huanwen Cheng)

Self Study
Tue. Collection Development II: Principles of Collection Development, Measurement, Resource Sharing, East Asian Collection and its Relation with Parent Library
(Diane Perushek)
Wed. Leadership, Library Management, Outreach, and Fund Raising
(Hua-wei Lee)
Thu. Electronic Resource & Reference Tools for Chinese Studies
(Calvin Hsu)
Fri. Trends of Scholarly Publishing and Digital Library Services in the New Century
(Peter Zhou)
Library Instruction: The Best Practices (Amy Knapp)

Week 3: Instruction (August 8—August 13)

Time 8:30-11:30 1:00-4:00 4:00-5:00
Mon. Knowledge of Chinese Rare Books
(Ge Wu)
Chinese Reference Works &
Bibliography
(Ge Wu and
Haihui Zhang)


Self Study
Tue. Cataloging and Preservation of Chinese Rare Book Collections in the U.S
(Soren Edgren)
Wed. Metadata for Digital Information Organization
(Hong Xu)

Thu. Technical Services: Cataloging and Authority Control of Chinese Language Materials
(Abraham Yu)

Fri. Trainees’ Project Presentations
(Hong Xu)
Friday6:30-9:00 Dinner Reception & Closing Ceremony
at Dynasty Chinese Restaurant in Cranbery.
Keynote Speaker: Rush Miller “Envisioning Future Library Services for the Academic Community”
Closing: Hong Xu (Summary Report)

Note:
Internship during the two-week instruction period can be provided as part of class assignments.



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