The Next SC / SLA Meeting

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What: Joint Meeting of the SC Chapter of SLA and Charleston Archives,
Libraries, Museums (CALM) Council

When: April 18, 2008, 10 AM

Where: College of Charleston, Rivers Communications Museum, 58 George
St., Charleston; see this link for a parking map that shows parking garages
near George St.: http://www.cofc.edu/%7Eparking/map.html

Program: Copyright for Librarians, Archivists, and Museologists, by
David Lehmann, J.D., MLIS

Note: David would like to have any specific questions of interest about
copyright issues ahead of time so he can be prepared to answer them.
Please e-mail them to him directly at: lehmann@law.sc.edu

Schedule for the Day:

10:00-10:30 Registration, coffee and goodies

10:30-12:00 Program presentation by David Lehmann

12:00-1:30 Lunch at the College of Charleston Cafeteria; lots of
choices of sandwiches, buffet, including vegetarian; self serve; pay on the spot,
depending on choices

1:30-2:00: Separate business meetings of the two groups

2:00-3:00 Roundtable discussion among the two groups

3:00-3:30 Tour of the Rivers Communications Museum

Registration Fees:

  • SC/SLA members: $10
    Non-members: $12
    Students: free

If you plan to attend the meeting please e-mail me directly at:bobwill@sc.edu

A notice of the meeting has been posted:
http://www.libsci.sc.edu/scsla/feb2508.htm

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