Steven Dunlap is the Head of the Technical Services and Systems at the Golden Gate University Library and represents academic libraries at BayNet. He received his M.S. from the School of Library Service at Columbia University in New York, N.Y. He reads and understands spoken Russian, German, Spanish, Cantonese and Uzbek. Golden Gate University was … Continue reading PROFILE: Steven Dunlap and Golden Gate University Library
PROFILE: Tamera LeBeau and Livermore Public Library
The Livermore Public Library was established in 1878. For 23 years the public library relied on membership fees and a library association to stay open. When the State of California passed legislation in 1901 establishing free public libraries in towns and cities, Livermore was the first town in California to take advantage of this law. … Continue reading PROFILE: Tamera LeBeau and Livermore Public Library
Tales of a Music Librarian
Matt Naughtin in his own words: Ahhh, but behind the scenes, away from the glitter and glamour of the stage, deep in the teeming bowels of the Opera House, scenes of tragedy and triumph are taking place every day. And in the midst of this is the music librarian, issuing budget projections, music copies for … Continue reading Tales of a Music Librarian
SPOTLIGHT: Moffitt Library’s Architect
Architect Jennifer Delvin is in charge of redesigning UC Berkeley's Moffitt Undergraduate Library. Few quotes about her experience: On persevering: I've been working on it seven years. It is starting construction as we speak. It will be completed in the spring of 2011. On touring Moffitt Library: I walked through with a lot of other … Continue reading SPOTLIGHT: Moffitt Library’s Architect
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