21. SocialGrid S Arizona Library Guide Find Libraries In Arizona Arizona Library Guide. arizona libraries. Our Technology, Social Spots Libraries Arizona Library Guide, submit site. Arizona Library Guide arizona libraries. http://www.socialgrid.com/libraries/arizona-library.html

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22. Listings Arizona: USA : Arizona : Libraries 9) Arizona Library Association Promoting library service and librarianship in alltypes of arizona libraries Quick Links News and Announcements Join AzLA! http://listingsus.com/Arizona/Community_Services/Libraries/

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23. University Of Arizona Libraries Rank 27 University of arizona libraries Rank 27. NOTAE. Contact Information Georgie Donovan(520) 6212373 donovang@u.library.arizona.edu Email this to a friend. http://uanews.org/cgi-bin/WebObjects/UANews.woa/5/wa/MainStoryDetails?ArticleID=

24. Virtual Gumshoe-Investigative Resources Available On The Web This page was last updated on 08/02/01 arizona libraries. Apache Junction PublicLibrary Apache Junction; Bagdad Public Library; Chandler Public Library; http://www.virtualgumshoe.com/gator215.htm

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25. NFA Library Emily Chow NFA Music Library c/o University of arizona libraries 1510 E.University Tucson , AZ 857210055. Email asknfa@u.library.arizona.ed. http://www.nfaonline.org/resLibrary.asp

nfa library intermediate solo repertoire newly published music flute related links commercial member profiles ... cyber-museum About the NFA Library The NFA Music Collection is located at the University of Arizona Fine Arts Library in Tucson , Arizona . In 1974, the library started with approximately 1000 items. With generous donations, and music from the NFA Newly Published music competition, the collection has grown to over 15,000 scores. This large library includes special collections of music that have been donated by flutists throughout the years. These collections hold both rare editions and out of print scores. Scores may be circulated to NFA members and to people enrolled in or employed by the University of Arizona . Questions about the NFA music library may be directed to the NFA Library Assistant: Ted Liebler NFA Music Library c/o University of Arizona Libraries 1510 E. University Tucson , AZ 85721-0055 Phone: 520-621-7009 Email: asknfa@u.library.arizona.ed Brief Procedures and Regulations for Borrowing Materials Procedures and Regulations for borrowing Materials: Five items may be borrowed at a time. Please list alternate choices in case your original requests are unavailable.

26. Americans For Libraries Council News. arizona libraries Explore New Models for Serving Seniors. As babyboomers have grown older, they have helped to shape and redefine http://www.lff.org/news/lifeoptions.html

Latest News Program News Press Releases ALC In the News Newsletter Events News Arizona Libraries Explore New Models for Serving Seniors As baby boomers have grown older, they have helped to shape and redefine many cultural norms and institutions. With retirement imminent for so many boomers, Libraries for the Future is pioneering a new library model to serve these seniors. LFF has partnered with Civic Ventures (CV), an organization that works to expand the contributions of of older Americans to society, to create the Life Options Libraries project, supported by funding from the Virginia G. Piper Charitable Trust. Based on the Life Options Center concept developed by Marc Freedman, founder and Executive Director of Civic Ventures, Life Options Libraries will help foster planning in Maricopa County, Arizona, and promote positive approaches to aging. Maricopa County (the Phoenix, Arizona, metropolitan area) is one region familiar with the impact of large numbers of seniors and retirees. As Freedman has documented in his book, Primetime: How Baby Boomers Will Revolutionize America , retirement communities such as Sun City, northwest of Phoenix, helped define retirement during the past 40 years. LFF and CV have chosen this rapidly growing county to pilot a project that looks at how seniors' needs can be meet in public spaces.

27. Americans For Libraries Council - News arizona libraries are wellpositioned to help citizens Fifteen to 20 arizona librarieswill be selected by the end of the year to participate in the program. http://www.lff.org/news/azealaunch.html

Latest News Program News Press Releases ALC In the News Newsletter Events Press Release LIBRARIES FOR THE FUTURE TO EXPAND EQUALACCESS LIBRARIES PROGRAM IN ARIZONA PHOENIX, AZ - October 6, 2003 Arizona public libraries will benefit from the expansion of EqualAccess Libraries , a program developed by Libraries for the Future (LFF) that transforms libraries into information and education centers, based on the needs of their communities. A three-year, $1.05 million challenge grant awarded to Libraries for the Future by the will establish a network of EqualAccess Libraries in 10 states. In each participating state, local matching funding is required to complement the grant. Arizona has been selected to participate thanks to support from the Qwest Foundation and the A ceremony announcing the EqualAccess Libraries initiative will take place on Thursday, October 9 at 10 a.m. at the Valencia Branch of the Tucson-Pima County Public Library in Tucson. Civic and corporate leaders, librarians and educators will gather to celebrate this exemplary public-private partnership. "Arizona libraries are well-positioned to help citizens use technology for educational and economic benefit," said Kathryn McLaughlin, state director, Libraries for the Future. "There are exceptional library leaders in Arizona who are committed to ensuring that all residents are part of the information age. We're honored that the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation has recognized the importance of EqualAccess Libraries and delighted that the Qwest Foundation and State Library are partnering with us to enable Arizona libraries to further develop their capacity to meet the new and multiple needs of their communities."

28. National Radio Astronomy Observatory Library University of Arizona Library with links to other arizona libraries. Universityof Virginia Libraries with links to other Virginia libraries. http://www.nrao.edu/library/

document.write(dayNames[day] + ", " + monthNames[month] + " "); document.write(date + ", " + year ); document.write(" "); NRAO Home National Radio Astronomy Observatory Library Welcome to the NRAO Library Web page. This page focuses on library/bibliographic services, and includes: NRAO resources Other preprint services Published papers Indexes, abstracts, bibliographic information Journal resources: links to abstracts, tables of contents, indexes, and full text journals. Other resources Other libraries Additional services of astronomical interest are available through the National Radio Astronomy Observatory home page NRAO resources: NRAO Library online catalog. Fill-in form to search NRAO's observatory-wide catalog. NRAO RAPs database. Fill-in form to search the database which includes all published NRAO staff and visitor papers from 1957 forward, all NRAO staff and visitor preprints received by the library (to which citations will be added when published), and records for all published papers received originally as preprints from other institutions between 1986 and May 2002. NRAO staff and visitor preprints: full text preprints and a listing of current staff and visitor preprints received in the NRAO-Charlottesville library. See also

29. MPLA Arizona State Reports The University of arizona libraries eliminated 22 professional and classifiedstaff positions and an additional $100,000 in student wages. http://www.usd.edu/mpla/documents/reports/state/arizona/07122003.html

Arizona State Board Reports Arizona Library Association Report, July 2003 ST-1 Teri Metros Arizona Library Budgets Decline: Public, university, and school libraries across the state are facing serious reductions in their operating budgets due to the decline in the economy. The Prescott Public Library has cut 10% from its FY 2004 operating budget and reduced its materials budget by 25% in order to avoid cutting personnel. The Glendale Public Library's budget was reduced by $447, 295 and the groundbreaking for their next branch was delayed by one year. The Flagstaff City-Coconino County Public Library lost one position and had a $50,000 reduction in its materials budget. The Phoenix Public Library lost 16.4 FTE positions and had a 9% budget reduction. As a result, public service hours at their facilities were reduced by nine hours a week and the materials budget was reduced. The University of Arizona libraries eliminated 22 professional and classified staff positions and an additional $100,000 in student wages. AzLA Regional Forum: With the assistance of the Yavapai County Library District, AzLA's 2003 Regional Forum was held in April at the historic Hassayampa Inn in Prescott. The theme for the day was Libraries and the USA Patriot Act: How Do We Respond? The daylong event provided Arizona librarians with the opportunity to learn more about the Act and discuss its implications for intellectual freedom and the preservation of civil liberties. The event featured an introductory presentation by Leah Sandwell-Weiss from the University of Arizona Law Library. This was followed by a very spirited panel discussion between Eleanor Eisenberg from the Arizona ACLU and Gail Thackerey from the Arizona Attorney General's Office.

30. MPLA Arizona State Reports AzLA Service Award Winners Announced The following individuals and organizationswill be recognized for their contributions to arizona libraries during the http://www.usd.edu/mpla/documents/reports/state/arizona/11052003.html

Arizona State Board Reports Arizona Library Association Report, November 2003 ST-1 Submitted by Teri Metros, AzLA Representative to MPLA New Lobbyist for Arizona Library Association: As a result of the retirement of AzLA's long time and legendary lobbyist, Charlie Stevens, AzLA's Legislative Committee recently interviewed a number of lobbying firms to find a new lobbyist to represent the organization and be a voice for Arizona library issues within the state legislature. In September, the AzLA Executive Board selected the firm of Capital Consulting, LLC. AzLA has previous experience with Capital Consulting as that firm also handles AzLA's association management duties and helps plan the annual conference. AzLA Horner Fellowship: With the passing of Marian Horner, a long-time library supporter, in 2002, a large bequest was given in support of the AzLA Horner Fellowship. Mrs. Horner and her husband, the late Dr. Layton "Jack" Horner, established the fellowship in 1989 to foster cultural understanding and informational exchanges between Arizona and Japanese librarians. To date, the Fellowship has received $540,000, as well as a collection of memorabilia (scrolls and figurines) with an estimated value of $4,000. This year, AzLA Treasurer Carol Damaso worked with the Horner Committee to develop an investment strategy for the trust. The Committee has also been in contact with the Japan Library Association to plan for reciprocal visits by librarians from both Arizona and Japan. AzLA Service Award Winners Announced:

31. LookSmart - Directory - University Libraries In Arizona University of Arizona Library Provides access to various campus collections and libraries,to other arizona libraries, and to Archives USA and Books in Print. http://search.looksmart.com/p/browse/us1/us317836/us317913/us64563/us174264/us17

@import url(/css/us/style.css); @import url(/css/us/searchResult1.css); Home IN the directory this category YOU ARE HERE Home Library Reference University Libraries University Libraries in Arizona - Visit university and college libraries and archives in Arizona. Directory Listings About Arizona State Univ., Tempe - Libraries Take a tour, peruse floor maps, request an Interlibrary Loan, or search through various indexes for research items. Grand Canyon University - Fleming Library Learn the history of this Phoenix university library. Visitors can also search the online catalog and find links to other local libraries. Northern Arizona University - Cline Library Provides an introduction to the library and its services, descriptions of current exhibits, and a link to a featured site. Pima Community College - Libraries Connects to indexes or texts of articles from magazines and journals. With links to Tucson-area libraries. University of Arizona - Libraries and Museums Find a list of library units and museums at the state university in Tucson. Each provides its hours and services. University of Arizona Library Provides access to various campus collections and libraries, to other Arizona libraries, and to Archives USA and Books in Print.

32. ASU Libraries Home Page Principal facilities located in Tempe, arizona. The ASU libraries contain over 3.1 million volumes. Areas of specialization include urban planning, environmental design and architecture; government documents (local, state, federal and United Nations); East Asia; and Chicano collections. The engineering library houses a map collection that dates from 1619. Some of the material is available on line and through interlibrary loan. Research affiliations Association of Research libraries, Center for Research libraries, Research Library Group. http://www.asu.edu/lib/

Catalog Indexes Resources Services ... Help Find it Quickly: My Account E-journals Course Reserves Video Courses Online ... Need Help? News: Arizona State University Libraries Box 871006 Tempe, AZ 85287-1006 Comments

33. Arizona Public Libraries Welcome to. arizona Public libraries! arizona Public libraries. Alma. Alma Public Library. Crawford County Library System. Alpine. Alpine Public Library. Apache Junction. Apache Junction Public Library. Arivaca http://www.publiclibraries.com/arizona.htm

Welcome to Arizona Public Libraries! Arizona Public Libraries City Library Affiliated Regional Library Systems, Cooperatives, Headquarters Alma Alma Public Library Crawford County Library System Alpine Alpine Public Library Apache Junction Apache Junction Public Library Arivaca Caviglia-Arivaca Branch Library Benson Benson Public Library Cochise County Library District Bisbee Copper Queen Library Bowie Jimmie Libhart Library Cochise County Library District Catalina Dewhirst-Catalina Branch Library Douglas Douglas Public Library Flagstaff Flagstaff City-Coconino County Public Library Glendale Glendale Public Library Green Valley Conrad Joyner-Green Valley Branch Library Tucson-Pima Public Library Huachuca City Huachuca City Public Library Marana Marana Branch Library Tucson-Pima Public Library Maricopa County Maricopa County Library District Mesa Mesa Public Library City of Mesa Library Page Page Public Library Pearce Alice Woods Sunizona Library Peoria Peoria Public Library Pima County Tucson-Pima Public Library Phoenix Phoenix Public Library BRANCH LIBRARIES: Burton Barr Central Library Acacia Branch Library Century Branch Library Cholla Branch Library Desert Sage Branch Library

34. The University Of Arizona Library SABIO Information Gateway Research affiliations Association of Research libraries, Center for Research libraries. http://dizzy.library.arizona.edu/

The University of Arizona Library, Tucson, Arizona SABIO INFORMATION GATEWAY QUICK LINKS Ask a Librarian Branches/Hours Information Commons Your Account/Renewals ... RIO - On-line Tutorial How to find: - BOOKS - BOOKS NOT owned by the library - DATABASES - DICTIONARIES - DISSERTATIONS - E-BOOKS - E-JOURNALS - E-RESERVE - ENCYCLOPEDIAS - FILMS - GOVERNMENT publications - JOURNAL articles - JOURNALS owned by the library - JOURNALS NOT owned by the library - MAGAZINE articles - MAGAZINES owned by the library - MAGAZINES NOT owned by the library - MAPS - NEWSPAPER articles - NEWSPAPERS owned by the library - PATENTS - RECORDINGS - RESERVE - TRADEMARKS - THESES - VIDEOS - WHAT the library owns UA Links: UA Home Page Campus E-mail Student Link Arizona Electronic Atlas Create, manipulate, print and download maps and data at this interactive Web-based resource New! Library Spending Reductions Assist in the review of serials (journals etc.) ILLiad ILL Request System New Interlibrary Loan request system Introducing ERes Instructors, use this tool to create your Winter 03/Spring 04 Electronic Reserves courses Scholarly Communications Alternative ways of publishing that provide open access TRIAL DATABASES: Oral History Online (ends 5/31/2004) (ends 12/31/2004) Biblical Archaeology Society Online Archive (ends 9/2/2004) Current Exhibitions And Events Tell Us How We're Doing Friends of the University of Arizona Library The University of Arizona Library Statement on Use of Library Systems UA Library Privacy Statement Comments/Questions/Suggestions The University of Arizona

35. Arizona Association Of Law Libraries Provides extensive information about the association, including a membership directory, job listings in the region, and access to AzAllList archives and subscription information. http://www.aallnet.org/chapter/azll/

Membership Directory Officers and Committees Job Postings AzALL News ... Post a Message to the AzALL List A chapter of the American Association of Law Libraries Karen Anderson

36. University Of Arizona -- Image Projects SEARCH the IMAGELIB Listserv Archives at the University of arizona. SEARCH theIMAGELIB Listserv Archives by Hypermail from the libraries at Washington http://www.library.arizona.edu/images/image_projects.html

THE UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA LIBRARY The Clearinghouse of Image Databases and the IMAGELIB listserv archives ABOUT the Clearinghouse: Author's Brief SEARCH the Clearinghouse of Image Databases SEARCH the IMAGELIB Listserv Archives at the University of Arizona SEARCH the IMAGELIB Listserv Archives by Hypermail from the Libraries at Washington University in St. Louis SUBMIT An Entry to the Clearinghouse of Images Databases IMAGELIB's blog . Join and participate! READ Richard Entlich's FAQ - Image Search Engines in the December 15, 2001 issue of RLG DigiNews and his FAQ - Inventories of Digital Imaging Collections in the December 15, 2000 issue of RLG DigiNews Return to the UA Library Homepage

37. ASU Libraries Map Collection General collection information and guides to geography resources. http://www.asu.edu/lib/hayden/govdocs/maps/mapcoll.htm

New - Sanborn City Index Information: Location and Hours The Collection Collection Access Circulation Policy ... Map Index Collections: Aerial Photos GIS Sanborn Maps What's New Tools: Geography Resources Geology 103 Guides Internet Links The Map Collection Noble Science and Engineering Library Arizona State University Libraries Phone: (480) 965-3582 E-mail: Map-eref@asu.edu Location and Hours The Map Collection is located on the 3rd floor of the Noble Science and Engineering Library on Tyler Mall on the ASU Main Campus. Check the campus map for library locations and visitor parking. Regular hours: Monday - Thursday: 8:00 AM - 8:00 PM Friday: 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM Saturday and Sunday: Closed Hours may vary during holidays and intersessions. Call (480) 965-3582 for more information, or check the on-line schedule The Collection The ASU Libraries' Map Collection contains more than 200,000 maps, 20,000 aerial photographs, 2,800 atlases and reference materials related to maps and cartography, and 250 CD-ROMs. The Map Collection consists largely of contemporary maps on a wide range of geographic areas and subjects. The Collection's emphasis is on maps related to the Phoenix Metro Area, Arizona, the Southwest and Mexico. The Collection's aerial photography includes current and historical aerial photography primarily of Maricopa County and other Arizona regions. The Map Collection is a part of the ASU Libraries'

38. Arizona Center For The Book Educational outreach of the Library of Congress to stimulate interest in books, reading, libraries, and research about the historic role of the book and print culture in society. Includes links. http://aspin.asu.edu/azcb/

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39. Joint Conference On Digital Libraries (JCDL) 2004 Global Reach and Diverse Impact Joint Conference on Digital libraries is an international forum focusing on digital libraries and associated technical, practical, and social issues. 7-11 Jun 2004. Tucson, arizona. http://www.jcdl2004.org/

Introduction Registration Keynote Speakers Program Schedule Conference Location ... Student Volunteers STUDENT RATE AVAILABLE for a limited number of hotel rooms! First come, first served; $79/night plus tax. Email Cathy Larson to request a room. ONLINE REGISTRATION IS CLOSED. PLEASE REGISTER ONSITE! Are you planning to schedule a committee or other meeting during JCDL 2004? To ensure meeting room availability, please contact Cathy Larson as soon as possible. Space is available on a first-come, first-served basis and is limited, so reserve early!

40. Art History Resources Web sites and publications in print that are concerned with various aspects of art history, collected by the arizona State University libraries. http://www.asu.edu/lib/hayden/ref/hum/art/arthist.html

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