Michael A. Keller
Plenary Session Speaker
Libraries in the Digital Age

Dr. Michael A. Keller is the University Librarian, Director of Academic Information Resources at Stanford University. He is eager to see libraries continue to be the hub of society as society turns toward digital modalities.

Today he will discuss libraries in the digital age. Keller's passion for the library profession and institution takes him to many scholarly gatherings around the world. He limits his involvement in programs to those he believes will result in concrete action. He is especially proud to participate with the Digital Library Federation (DLF) a consortium of libraries that are pioneering the use of technology to extend their services and collections.

Special Treat Tonight

Tonight we will have a Jazz Dinner in the New Guinea Sculpture Garden from 6:00 to 7:30. Following dinner we will enjoy the Jeff Clayton Group at the Dinkelspiel Auditorium at 8:00 p.m.

"Can Tabs" For Kids

Please save the aluminum can tabs from your soft drink cans for Karen McVey. The tabs will benefit the Ronald McDonald House program for children who need surgery.

A Day at the Institute . . .

Jan Cohen's Organizational Effectiveness Session

Elizabeth Blackman & Her Discount Coupon

"Five-foot-four to five-five" Photographer Don

Twilight Discussion: School & Public Librarians