Pre-meeting review of mechanics of the SACAP profiles by Jim Armstrong and Lygia Ballantyne (1-1:30)
I Introductions, announcements and review of
minutes
II eBooks
III CONSALD presentations/demonstrations of electronic resources
- South Asia Conference (Madison)
- AAS 2002
IV AAS 2002 panel with use of library collections as theme
- One suggestion: To examine the role of Asian fiction in US academic programs and the state of collecting in major Asian studies centers and the Library of Congress across the US. Panel members: 5 members representing: South Asia library, Southeast Asia library, East Asia library, and LC Asia and then a literary specialist or someone who uses extensively in teaching and can address the broad range of uses literature has to teaching and understanding Asia.
- Other suggestions for CONSALD or Asia Library Liaisons (ALL)
V Digital Reference
- ALL will be discussing this Saturday; so, we should discuss as a group our interest in putting a link on AAS site and how we would manage questions coming from such a link
VI Centre for the Study of Culture and Society's Media & Culture Archive
http://www.cscsban.org/media_archive/index.html
VII Report on salvage efforts at Library at Sundarayya Vignana Kendram [Jim Nye]
http://www.lib.uchicago.edu/e/su/southasia/cromwell_feb_2001.pdf
IX Report
from CRL (James Simon)
[Agenda]
[
Financial Info]
[
New Proposals]
X Report from DSAL (Rebecca Moore)
XI Report from LoC
- Delhi Field Office (Lygia Ballantyne)
- Islamabad Field Office [Jim Armstrong]
