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BCALA-CT Diversity Conference 2005 Highlights

Keynote speech by Dr. Carla Hayden, Lifetime Achievement Award, workshops on library profession and services to special needs patrons. Closing by Andrew P. Jackson.

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BCALA-CT Diversity Conference 2005 Highlights

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  1. BCALA-CT Diversity Conference, October 29, 2005 by Phara Bayonne and S.D. Harris

  2. Dr. Ed Harris, Dean SCSU’s School of Library Science, welcomes guest to BCALA's first Diversity Conference

  3. Audience

  4. Keynote Speaker - Dr. Carla Hayden, Director, Enoch Pratt Free Public Library

  5. Dr. Hayden makes a point

  6. Audience, including Norwalk Public Library Board’s Secretary Stan Siegel (far left), listens to Dr. Hayden

  7. Dr. Hayden and Josephine Fulcher-Anderson watch as Dr. Shaw          receives BCALA-CT Lifetime Achievement Award from S.D. Harris,          BCALA-CT President

  8. Dr. Spencer G. Shaw, professor emeritus in the University of Washington’s Information School, gives Lifetime Achievement Award acceptance speech.

  9. Dr. Shaw and W. Michael Havener, Professor and Director, Graduate School of Library and Information Science, University of Rhode Island

  10. Dr. Shaw and Linda Payne, Quinnipiac University Library, Hamden, CT perusing the book “And don’t call me a racist! A Treasury of quotes on the past, present and future of the color line in America” handed out at the conference

  11. Dr. Shaw and Blanche Parker, Darien Library and BCALA-CT Assistant Treasurer

  12. Dr. Havener and Dr. Jane Moore McGinn,  SCSU Associate Professor,    Dept. Info. & Lib. Science , co-presenters for the WORKSHOP “Preparing for the Library Profession”

  13. Dr. Havener instructs the audience on preparing for the library profession

  14. Dr. McGinn and Elise Browne, Eastern Connecticut University, share a moment

  15. Dr. Havener talks to a perspective library school student

  16. Carol A. Taylor, Director, Connecticut State Library-Library for the Blind and Physically Handicapped

  17. Carol A. Taylor,  presenter for the WORKSHOP “Services to Special Needs Patrons”

  18. Carol A. Taylor,  shows examples of materials to use with special needs patrons

  19. Judite Maldonado (Pennsylvania) shares a moment with REFORMA NE WORKSHOP presenters Loida Febo-Garcia, President /Queens Library Spanish Collections Cultural Arts Manager and Monica Caruso REFORMA NE CT State Coordinator/Community Librarian for Hartford Public Library

  20. Astoria Ridley, BCALA-CT member/New Haven Courthouse Law Librarian talks about Government Documents during the Public Libraries WORSHOP

  21. S.D. Harris and Astoria Ridley

  22. Astoria Ridley and Ida McGhee, BCALA-CT Immediate Past President

  23. Ida McGhee and friend

  24. BCALA-CT Secretary Phara Bayonne and BCALA-CT Treasurer Debra Williams

  25. Dr. Selase Williams, SCSU Provost (center) takes the conference seriously

  26. Closing Speaker Andrew P. Jackson, BCALA National President

  27. ….and Executive Director, Langston Hughes Community and Cultural Center, Queensborough Public Library, NY

  28. Andrew P. Jackson engages guests

  29. Dr. Hayden and Andrew P. Jackson proudly hold up the book “And don’t call me a racist! A Treasury of quotes on the past, present, and future of the color line in America” handed out at the conference

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