61. Northland Library Cooperative libraries working together to bring quality information services to the citizens of northern michigan. http://nlc.lib.mi.us

"Libraries working together to bring quality information services to the citizens of northern Michigan." Low-graphics version of this page Northland Library Cooperative 316 E. Chisholm Alpena, MI 49707 Phone: (989) 356-1622 Fax: (989) 354-3939 Questions about this site? Email us at webmaster@nlc.lib.mi.us

62. Western Michigan University Research affiliation Center for Research libraries. http://www.wmich.edu/

text-only version document.write(month[m0]," ",d1,", 2004"); Culhane among new citizens sworn in at WMU Jaymie Voss is academic All-American Featured Links BTR Park Career Help Centennial Commencement Course Listings (SIMS) Registration Tuition and Fees President's Newsletter Accounts, Payments and Statements WMU from A to Z Centers and Institutes ... Administrative Directory Looking for someone? Try People Search Looking for a WMU Expert? Try the Experts Guide Search the WMU Web for documents containing Internet Search Help For Prospective Students For Students ... Contact Western Michigan University University Operator (269) 387-1000 1903 West Michigan Avenue, Kalamazoo MI 49008-5201 USA Last Revised by the Office of University Relations June 9, 2004 http://www.wmich.edu/

63. Lakeland Library Cooperative Resource sharing organization serving westcentral michigan public libraries, including some in Allegan, Barry, Ottawa, Kent, and Ionia counties. Based in Grand Rapids. http://www.lakeland.lib.mi.us/

Choose a Link Select a City Allendale Alpine Alto Belding Burnips Byron Center Caledonia Carson City Cascade Cedar Springs Clarksville Comstock Park Coopersville Croton Crystal Cutlerville Dalton Dorr East Grand Rapids Edmore Egelston Fennville Freeport Fremont Fruitport Grand Haven Grand Rapids Grandville Grant Greenville Hastings Hesperia Holland Holton Hopkins Howard City Hudsonville Ionia Jamestown Jenison Kent City Kentwood Lake Odessa Lakeview Lowell Martin Middleville Moline Montague Muskegon (City) Muskegon Heights Newaygo North Muskegon Norton Shores Nunica Plainfield Ravenna Rockford Sand Lake Saugatuck-Douglas Saranac Sparta Spencer Spring Lake Wayland Walker White Cloud Whitehall Wyoming Zeeland Links to Member Libraries Home Pages Lakeland Board Lakeland Staff Online Catalog (ONLINE) ... Ottawa County Affiliated Counties Gratiot County Mecosta County Oceana County Here is where you'll find 41 of West Michigan's finest libraries serving 1,229,681 people We are working together on cooperative ventures such as: Our shared online system for looking up and checking out library materials Our delivery service to move materials among member libraries Our world-wide Interlibrary Loan service Our rotating collections of videocassettes Our consulting services for member libraries Our group discounts from a variety of vendors Plus many, many other services which help keep things running smoothly!

64. Northland Library Cooperative Serving the Northern Lower Penninsula. Includes member libraries, services, librarian's page, regional catalog, and the michigan Electronic Library. http://www.northland.lib.mi.us/

"Libraries working together to bring quality information services to the citizens of northern Michigan." Low-graphics version of this page Northland Library Cooperative 316 E. Chisholm Alpena, MI 49707 Phone: (989) 356-1622 Fax: (989) 354-3939 Questions about this site? Email us at webmaster@nlc.lib.mi.us

65. Stevens Thomson Mason - Background Reading Mason was the first governor of michigan. This article provides a biography from the state History, Arts and libraries Agency. http://www.michigan.gov/hal/0,1607,7-160-17451_18670_18793-52864--,00.html

Skip Navigation Michigan.gov Home HAL Home Site Map ... Other Resources Stevens Thomson Mason - Background Reading Stevens Thomson Mason By Patricia J. Baker Stevens Thomson Mason was instrumental to Michigan's development, leading the territory to statehood in 1837 and serving as the first elected governor. Yet Mason, like so many other early leaders, was not a native Michiganian. He was a Virginian. Born at the family estate "Raspberry Plain" on October 27, 1811, he had a family that was rich, powerful, and well-placed. His paternal grandfather, for whom he was named, was a United States Senator and his family counted among its friends and neighbors James Monroe. Only fate and some misfortune brought Mason to Michigan. If his life had proceeded normally, he would have been an influential Virginian. But that was not his destiny. Early on his father, John T. Mason, developed an overwhelming desire to go West. When the opportunity came in 1812, John moved his family (Elizabeth his wife, Mary, his two-and-a-half year old daughter, and his infant son, Stevens T.) to Lexington, Kentucky. Here was a place with new challenges and new opportunities. Here John T. hoped to make his own fortune. Though the family arrived with little money, John had a William and Mary degree, a large library, and an intense desire to succeed. He soon put that determination to work. By 1815, he had made enough money to buy a three-hundred acre estate, naming it "Serenity Hall." Indeed, all seemed safe and serene for the Mason family in Kentucky.

66. Kalamazoo Public Library Top/Regional/North_America/United_States/michigan/Arts_and_Entertainment/libraries/Public http://www.kpl.gov/home.htm

67. WMU News - WMU Alumna Gets Prestigious Michigan Library Award years. The Library of michigan and the Detroit Public Library are the only two regional depository libraries in michigan. As such http://www.wmich.edu/wmu/news/2003/0308/0304-x022.html

WMU alumna gets prestigious Michigan library award Aug. 11, 2003 LANSING, Mich. During its 2003 meeting, the Government Documents Roundtable of Michigan named Western Michigan University alumna Ann Marie Sanders of the Library of Michigan as a co-recipient of the organization's prestigious Jennie Award. Named for the award's first recipient, Jennie Cross, the Jennie is awarded only as warranted for outstanding service to the Michigan documents community. This is the first time that the award has been given to more than one person in the same year and the first time it has been awarded since 1995. Sharing the honor with Sanders is Paula Kaczmarek of the Detroit Public Library. Between them, Sanders and Kaczmarek provide consulting services and continuing-education services for the entire Michigan librarian community. Their work includes interpretation of federal documents guidelines; mentoring; and serving as liaisons between the U.S. Government Printing Office and libraries in the field. "Ann's passion for preserving and interpreting documents provide a real service to this state," said Christie Pearson Brandau, state librarian. "She and Paula are an excellent team that serve the people of Michigan exceptionally well. The Jennie is a very high honor, and we are proud to have Ann on our team at the Library of Michigan."

68. Redirect To The Correct Washtenaw County Library Page Top/Regional/North_America/United_States/michigan/Arts_and_Entertainment/libraries/Public http://www.co.washtenaw.mi.us/DEPTS/LIBRARY.HTM

The Washtenaw County Library web site can be found at http://www.co.washtenaw.mi.us/DEPTS/LIB/LIBRARY.shtm Please update your bookmarks if necessary. If your browser did not automatically go to the new page, please click on the link above. Thank you for your patience.

69. Galaxy Search Engine & Directory : Serious Searches >> Relevant Results Search out libraries in Southeastern michigan. http://galaxy.einet.net/hytelnet/US038.html

Web Directory News Domain Search the Web: advanced Voyeur Search Options Yellow Pages ... Stock Quotes Search Hytelnet Listings: Detroit Area Library Network (DALNET) United States Consortia Other United States Libraries United States Public Libraries Telnet mvs.cc.wayne.edu or 141.217.1.18 Select 8 at terminal id prompt Select LUIS To use LUIS, type LUIS OPAC = NOTIS To exit, type LOGOFF on main menu Member Libraries Botsford Hospital (BH) Beaumont Hospital (BR) Children's Hopital (CH) Detroit Institute of Arts Research Library (DI) Detroit Public Library (DP) Harper Hospital (HH) Highland Park (McGregor) Public Library (HP) Macomb Community College (MC) Oakland Community College (OC) Oakland County-Law Division (OL) Oakland University (OU) Reuther Library (RE) University of Detroit Mercy (UD) Walsh College (WA) Wayne County Community College (WC) Wayne State University (WS) Add a Site About Galaxy Site Search Domain Search ... LOGIKA Corporation

70. Novi Public Library Top/Regional/North_America/United_States/michigan/Arts_and_Entertainment/libraries/Public http://tln.lib.mi.us/~novi/

Novi Public Library The Novi Public Library home page has moved to a new location: http://novi.lib.mi.us/ If you are not taken there automatically, please click on the hyperlink above. Thanks! Last updated: December 30, 1997

71. The Bosnian Manuscript Ingathering Project: University Of Michigan Bosniaca Proj The project, a bibliography of over 2,700 works contained in the University of michigan s libraries that pertain to Bosnia and Herzegovina, was presented to http://www.kakarigi.net/manu/umich.htm

Michigan Bosniaca Bibliography Presented to Librarians and Scholars in Bosnia The University of Michigan Working Group on Southeast European Studies recently completed a milestone project to aid in the revival of Bosnia's National and University Library in Sarajevo, destroyed by shelling in 1992. The project, a bibliography of over 2,700 works contained in the University of Michigan's libraries that pertain to Bosnia and Herzegovina, was presented to library and university officials in Sarajevo by two University of Michigan historians, Professor John Fine and Dr. Robert Donia, during their visit to Sarajevo in early March 1997. The need for a bibliography was first outlined to University of Michigan faculty, staff and students by Dr. Enes Kujundzic, Director of Bosnia's National and University Library, during his visit to the Ann Arbor campus in October 1994. Kujundzic described the efforts of librarians to reconstitute the rich collections of the Sarajevo library that were burned and nearly totally destroyed by Serbian nationalist forces then besieging the city, who bombarded the building with incendiary shells in August, 1992. Facing formidable obstacles in shipping and receiving replacements, Kujundzic emphasized that building a comprehensive retrospective bibliography was an essential first step in reconstituting the library's holdings. He particularly asked for assistance in compiling a bibliography of "Bosniaca" (on the model of "Judaica"), namely, books and journals published in or about Bosnia.

72. LILA: Lavender Information And Library Association At The University Of Michigan University of michigan organization of staff, students and faculty, promoting awareness of lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender issues within the university's libraries. Information about events and networking opportunities. http://www.si.umich.edu/LILA/

Welcome! The Lavender Information and Library Association (LILA) is a University of Michigan organization of staff, students, and faculty in the University's Libraries and School of Information (SI) . Please click on any of the category links at the left to learn more about our organization and other lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgendered (LGBT) organizations at the University. Calendar: 2003/04 Sep. 12 West Hall 405 at noon* Welcome! Sep. 25 at 6:00 LILA happy hour Sep. 26 West Hall 405 at noon* upcoming events Oct. 5 Shapiro Undergraduate Library atrium from 4-6pm Write Out of the Closet a public sharing of LGBTQ Oct. 5 at 6:30 LILA happy hour Oct. 10 Rally on the Diag National Coming Out Week Oct. 24 West Hall 405 at noon* upcoming events, Stonewall Democrats , etc. Oct. 29 at 6:30 LILA happy (Hallowe'en) hour Nov. 7 West Hall 405 at noon* topics TBD Nov. 9 Michigan Union at 7pm LILA joins Stonwall Democrats to welcome Congressman Barney Frank Nov. 13 at 6:30 LILA happy hour Nov. 14 Big Blond Salon at 8pm Ann Arbor’s Vicious Circle of Girls Nov. 21 West Hall 405 at noon* guest: Anthony Walesby new director for Institutional Equity Dec. 5

73. Muskegon Hackley Public Library Top/Regional/North_America/United_States/michigan/Arts_and_Entertainment/libraries/Public http://www.muskegon.k12.mi.us/library/hackley.htm

74. State Bar Of Michigan - Library Committee Detroit. This article was prepared on behalf of the libraries, Legal Resources and Publications Committee of the State Bar of michigan. http://www.michbar.org/committees/libraries/tort_june99.html

Resources for Research on Tort Law in Michigan (June 1999) By Barbara H. Goldman Tort law goes back to the earliest days of the Anglo-American legal system, so there is no shortage of research resources on the subject. Your biggest problem may be when to stop looking. For Michigan law, you can't go wrong by beginning with the two-volume ICLE Torts (2d ed) book, expressly geared toward the Michigan practitioner. You will find the elements of every common tort, and some less-common ones, discussed, together with sample complaints, interrogatories and forms. Be sure, however, that you have reviewed the latest supplement, as this is an area subject to rapid changes in the state of the law. Although slightly less user-friendly, White's Michigan Torts 2d (Lawyers Coop, 1996) is also a good reference source. Another valuable Michigan series is Callaghan's Michigan Civil Jurisprudence (Lawyers Coop), a multi-volume set available in most law libraries. The index is detailed enough that you can probably find what you're looking for, if it's there, but you can also browse through the text and be reasonably confident you've covered a subject area when you're done. Callaghan's also has the virtue of including cases that date even to the first year of Michigan Reports (1850), which are easy to overlook if you rely entirely on modern sources.

75. LWVMI Structure And Funding Of Michigan's Libraries Positions LWVMI Structure and Funding of michigan s libraries Positions. Adopted 1988, 1990, Revised 1997. The organization of michigan public libraries should be uniform. http://www.lwvmi.org/p_librar.htm

LWVMI Structure and Funding of Michigan's Libraries Positions Adopted 1988, 1990, Revised 1997 LWVMI supports: I. A basic level of public library funding should insure basic services to all residents in Michigan. Basic services include: A. Public libraries open a minimum of twenty (20) hours per week,s staffed by a professional librarian; B. A public library collection of books for all ages, periodicals and appropriate indexes, reference collection and audio visual materials; C. A catalog, either card or electronic, of items owned by the library; D. Interclan borrowing from other libraries: and E. Programs for children and access to library materials and services for people with special needs. II. The organization of Michigan public libraries should be uniform. Legislation should strive for uniformity in the following areas: A. Powers of the local library board: B. Minimum/maximum number of library board trustees; C. Development of a long-range plan; D. Development of policies and procedures; and E. Required filing of documentation with the Library of Michigan.

76. Michigan's Library Regions Of Cooperation MIDEASTERN michigan REGION OF COOPERATION 432 North Saginaw Street Suite 206 Flint, MI 48502 URL www.falcon.edu/libraries 810232-7119 FAX 810-232-6639. http://www.mame.gen.mi.us/resourc/roc.html

Michigan's Library Regions of Cooperation CAPITAL AREA LIBRARY NETWORK, INC. 706 Curtis Street Mason, Ml 48854-1012 Kathleen M. Vera Email: calnet@ingham.kl2.mi.us URL: calnet.mlc.lib.mi.us FAX: 517-676-9646 DETROIT ASSOCIATED LIBRARIES REGION OF COOPERATION 5201 Woodward Avenue Detroit, Ml 48202-4007 James W. Lawrence FAX: 313-832-0877 LAKELAND AREA LIBRARY NETWORK 4138 Three Mile Road North West Grand Rapids, MI 49544-1134 Katherine E. Davis, Administrator Email: kay@lakeland.lib.mi.us FAX: 616-559-4329 MACOMB REGION OF COOPERATION 16480 Hall Road Clinton Township, MI 48038-1140 Tammy Turgeon, Acting Director Email: turgeon@lcm.macomb.lib.mi.us FAX: 810-286-8951 MID-MICHIGAN LIBRARY LEAGUE OF COOPERATION 411 South Lake Street Box 700 Cadillac, MI 49601-2101 Stephen Dix, Director Email: dixs@mlc.lib.mi.us URL: ns.mmll.lib.mi.us FAX: 616-775-1749 MIDEASTERN MICHIGAN REGION OF COOPERATION 432 North Saginaw Street Suite 206 Flint, MI 48502

77. GSWC: Historical Society Of Michigan Library, Ann Arbor Home GSWC Site Map Feedback libraries Key Genealogical Society of Washtenaw County, michigan, Inc. libraries for Genealogical Research. Historical Society of http://www.hvcn.org/info/gswc/library/libmihsoc.htm

Genealogical Society of Washtenaw County, Michigan, Inc. Libraries for Genealogical Research Historical Society of Michigan, Center for the Teaching of Michigan History Address 2117 Washtenaw Ave., Ann Arbor, MI 48104 Phone Fax Home Page http://scnc.leslie.k12.mi.us/~charnle2/mihst.html Hours Directions From US-23 to the East, take Exit 37, turning west onto Washtenaw Avenue towards Ann Arbor. After Huron Parkway, stay in the right lane, and bear right at the Stadium Blvd. intersection following Washtenaw Avenue. The Historical Society is in Tuomy House, a white clapboard house to the right just after Tuomy Road. Parking Free parking is available next to the building. Holdings This library specializes in educational resources for teachers of Michigan history. Copying Permission to print a single copy for personal use is granted. http://www.hvcn.org/info/gswc/library/libmihsoc.htm Designed by S. Brevoort. Revised 1 October 2000. Send comments or changes to Sharon at wwwgswc@aol.com GSWC Corel Corporation

78. MiLE - Michigan Library Exchange MiLE ( michigan Library Exchange) is an Interlibrary Loan system that allows us to share books among libraries in most of Macomb, Oakland, Washtenaw, and Wayne http://www.emich.edu/halle/mile.html

Mi chigan L ibrary E xchange Link to MiLE MiLE ( Michigan Library Exchange) is an Interlibrary Loan system that allows us to share books among libraries in most of Macomb, Oakland, Washtenaw, and Wayne counties. If you cannot find a book you want at the Halle Library you may search the MiLE catalog and request the book directly from other libraries. All types of materials are part of the catalog (videos, journals, etc.) but only books can be requested. All students, staff and faculty may requests books through MiLE. Courtesy card patrons may search the MiLE catalog but cannot request materials. Courtesy card patrons should use their local public library. EMU has reciprocal agreements with some of the participating libraries and many are members of MichiCard so you might be able to go to another library and borrow other materials directly. You may not borrow books already owned by the Halle Library. Books are delivered to the Halle Library via a van service on Wednesday and Friday.

79. LibraryPlanet.com » Michigan Library Battle If the proposed change takes place, the State Library of michigan will be a part of the new Department of Arts, History and libraries and directly under the http://www.libraryplanet.com/2001/07/michigan

@import url( http://www.libraryplanet.com/wp-style/bright/style.css ); LibraryPlanet.com July 5th, 2001 Michigan Library Battle Filed under: Government Libraries If the proposed change takes place, the State Library of Michigan will be a part of the new Department of Arts, History and Libraries and directly under the control of Governor John Engler Comments No comments yet. RSS feed for comments on this post. Leave a comment Line and paragraph breaks automatic, e-mail address never displayed, HTML allowed: <a href="" title="" rel=""> <abbr title=""> <acronym title=""> <b> <blockquote cite=""> <code> <em> <i> <strike> <strong> Name (required) E-mail (required) URI Your Comment Librarians ...useless miscellany /usr/lib/info Between the Stacks Blog without a Library ... The Shifted Librarian Powered by Categories Technology General Technology Wireless Web Design ... Cataloging Search Archives June 2004 May 2004 April 2004 March 2004 ... April 2001 July 2001 S M T W T F S Admin Login Info Atom 0.3

80. Marygrove College > Library > Michigan Library Exchange The michigan Library Exchange (MiLE) service allows Marygrove students, faculty, and staff to from 160 academic, public, museum and hospital libraries free of http://www.marygrove.edu/library/mile.asp

Home Marygrove Library Catalog List All Databases About the Library ... MAT Distance Learners Michigan Library Exchange What is MiLE? The Michigan Library Exchange (MiLE) service allows Marygrove students, faculty, and staff to search and borrow books from 160 academic, public, museum and hospital libraries free of charge. The MiLE catalog is available 24 hours a day from your home, office or the library. Books may be borrowed for three weeks and are delivered to the Marygrove College Library for checkout. Books must be picked up at the Library within 7 days of email notification or they will be returned to the lending library. You cannot renew MiLE books. Fines are 25 cents per day. To log in to MiLE , enter the barcode number found on the back of your Marygrove College ID card. After typing in the number, click Login and you can begin searching for books. If you have any difficulties logging in, please contact the Marygrove College Library Circulation Desk at (313) 927-1355 or the Reference Desk at (313) 927-1346.

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