This blog is used and maintained by the ACRL Philosophical, Religious, and Theological Discussion Group convener and members. It is a repository of information on these topics, and a sounding board for developments and knowledge in these areas.
Tuesday, June 19, 2012
Catholic Library Association Periodical Indexes 1930-1980 coming soon
The Catholic Library Association (CLA)
has announced that Villanova University will be digitizing the Catholic
Periodical Index (1930-1966) and the Catholic Periodical Literature
Index (1967-1980). The word searchable index will be made available on
the CLA's and Villanova University's website as the Catholic Library Association Periodical Indexes (1930-1980).
Thursday, June 7, 2012
Librarian for Asian Christianity
From the ALA Job List:
Yale University,
New Haven, Connecticut |
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| Salary: $55,500 to $130,000 | |
| Status:Full-time | |
| Posted:06/06/12 | |
| Deadline: |
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| Librarian for Asian Christianity | |
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Yale University Library Seeks Applications and Nominations for Librarian for Asian Christianity Yale Divinity School Library Reporting to the Divinity Librarian, the Librarian for Asian Christianity is responsible for selection of materials for the Divinity Library’s collection in Asian languages, including fund management, reporting, and management. The Librarian collaborates with the East Asia Library on collection development. Collection development focuses on Asian imprints and may include Asian studies materials related to Christianity published world-wide, with particular emphasis on Chinese-language material. For a complete position description and application guidelines, please see: http://goo.gl/YSRZW. Yale University is an Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity Employer. | |
Friday, May 18, 2012
"Info lit" in Philosophy
I'm not at all sure that the blog is the place for this (or even the PRTLDG), but don't know of any other more specifically philosophical organizations offhand.
In any case, I would be interested to hear of "info lit" successes and/or best practices in Philosophy. Who makes inroads, how, and on the basis of what mutual understanding?
Does anybody else struggle here?
Steve Perisho
Theology and Philosophy Librarian
Seattle Pacific University
In any case, I would be interested to hear of "info lit" successes and/or best practices in Philosophy. Who makes inroads, how, and on the basis of what mutual understanding?
Does anybody else struggle here?
Steve Perisho
Theology and Philosophy Librarian
Seattle Pacific University
Tuesday, May 8, 2012
Call for presentations, discussion, convenors
ACRL Philosophical, Religious,
Theological Studies Discussion Group
ALA Annual 2012 / Anaheim, CA
Sunday, June 24 / 4:00-5:30 PM
Disneyland Hotel - Frontier
Board Room
The PRT Discussion Group invites
proposals for brief presentations and suggestions for discussion topics within
the realm of library and information services to philosophy, religious studies
and theological studies for its upcoming meeting at ALA Annual in Anaheim.
Recent discussions have focused on Big Deal packages and e-books and their implications
for philosophy, religion and theological studies. Any relevant suggestions are
welcome. Please send your ideas and proposals to Colin McCaffrey, colin.mccaffrey@yale.edu.
PRT Is also looking for new
leadership. If you are interested in serving as a convenor or co-convenor of
the discussion group, please send an expression of interest to Joshua Barton: bartonjp@msu.edu.
Best,
Colin McCaffrey: colin.mccaffrey@yale.edu
Joshua Barton: bartonjp@msu.edu
Monday, May 7, 2012
Postion: Liaison Team Leader for Philosophy, Theology & Humanities
From the ALA Job List:
"Liaison Team Leader for Philosophy, Theology & Humanities
Work in one of the most innovative academic libraries in the country, home of VUFind and other similar projects. Plan and coordinate the work of the Philosophy/Theology/Humanities liaison team, including collection development (the selection and acquisition of print, media and electronic library resources), course-integrated information literacy instruction, faculty research assistance, student research consultation services, and the formal and informal connection of pertinent academic departments to all library program areas. Provide support for emerging digital humanities, open access publishing projects and other similar initiatives with emphases on Philosophy, Theology and Humanities; support critical library activities on a secondary team (Assessment, Communication, Scholarly Outreach, Digital & Special Collections or Technology & Web Services) based on interest, expertise and experience."
http://joblist.ala.org/modules/jobseeker/Liaison-Team-Leader-for-Philosophy-Theology--Humanities/19846.cfm
"Liaison Team Leader for Philosophy, Theology & Humanities
Work in one of the most innovative academic libraries in the country, home of VUFind and other similar projects. Plan and coordinate the work of the Philosophy/Theology/Humanities liaison team, including collection development (the selection and acquisition of print, media and electronic library resources), course-integrated information literacy instruction, faculty research assistance, student research consultation services, and the formal and informal connection of pertinent academic departments to all library program areas. Provide support for emerging digital humanities, open access publishing projects and other similar initiatives with emphases on Philosophy, Theology and Humanities; support critical library activities on a secondary team (Assessment, Communication, Scholarly Outreach, Digital & Special Collections or Technology & Web Services) based on interest, expertise and experience."
http://joblist.ala.org/modules/jobseeker/Liaison-Team-Leader-for-Philosophy-Theology--Humanities/19846.cfm
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