Choose Your Own Research Adventure: Developing a Technical Services Based Research Project

presentationPresentation given at the Utah Library Association Conference, Sandy, UT

Current Recommendations from MWDL Geospatial Discovery Task Force

presentationPresentation given at the Collaborative Digitization Interest Group meeting at the American Library Association (ALA) Midwinter Meeting, Chicao, IL

Roles and responsibilities of cataloging units in academic libraries research project

presentationPresentation given at the ALCTS Cataloging and Classification Research Interest Group, American Library Association Annual Conference, Orlando, FL

Building Expertise From Within: One Department\u27s Look at New Ways to Cultivate Cataloging Knowledge for their Staff

USU Cataloging and Metadata Services Unit looked at new ways to cultivate cataloging knowledge for their staff

MWDL Training Resources Task Force Committee Report

✓ Gather existing training resources and workflows from our own institutions ✓ Assess viable resource types ✓ Survey MWDL for: ◦ Training resources needs ◦ Desired platforms ◦ Training resources to contribute ✓ Establish a platform ✓ Populate platform with gathered material ✓ Collect training resources from MWDL participant

Library Workflow Exchange: Community Documentation of Best Practices

Financial distress is a condition that shows the stages of decline in the company's financial condition that occurred prior to the bankruptcy or liquidation (often called liquidation bankruptcy or closure of companies or company insolvency) or the inability of companies to pay financial obligations that have matured. Conditions of financial distress avoid by the company,because it lead to bankruptcy if the management company can not afford to take appropriate action to resolve existing financial problems. This paper will discuss the causes, impact and how to make the prediction of financial distress, several ways to predict, and the benefits of predicting financial distress as well as solutions for management

Organization and Structure of Cataloging Units in Academic Libraries Research Project

presentationPresentation given at the ALCTS Heads of Cataloging Interest Group meeting at the American Library Association Midwinter Meeting, Atlanta, GA