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UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY L1EEAE1Es* NEWSLETTER
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CALENDAR
November 30 King Fire Alarm System Check
Purchasing Procedures
December 7 Library Faculty Meeting,
‘ King North Gallery, 8:30 a.m. A
· Gallery Series  
December 12 Conducting Performance Appraisals
December 13-1U Seminar for Secretaries and ·
Administrative Assistants
L December 18-19 CPR Classes
December 19 Communication Feedback
I ' December 20 Supervisory Luncheon
Next "Green Bean" issue: Friday, December l", l98U
Deadline for inclusion: Monday, December 10, 198M
Production Staff: Cecil Madison, Sandy Hardwick,
Rob Aken (Editor)
 
PUBLISHED \VEEKLY AT THE MARGARET 1. Kmo LIBRARY, UNIVERSITY or KENTUCKY, LEXINGTON, KY. 40506-0039

 V · INFORUM ·
Staff Publications
= Vivian S. Hall, Geology Librarian, has recently published a new
book, ·A Bibliogra h of the Geolog of Kentuck Coal 1835-1983
(Wlllowood Press, Ig8U5. The main source listing contains-
complete citations for monographs, maps, reports, journal
· articles, professional society meetings and guidebooks, theses
and. dissertations, government agency reports, and privately
published papers. __
Vivian also oc-authored (with Mary R. Spencer, Assistant Geology _
Librarian) the Oryx Press publication, Salt, Evaporites, and
Brinesz an Annotated Bibliography (198M). `
United Way · Thank. You for Caring and Sharing   A
Congratulations to the Library Staff! The UK Librar1es' goal was
exceeded by $50.0U (with a total of $6,¤73.52).
As United Way Coordinator for the UK Libraries, I want to express
my deep ‘apprec1ation to the solicitors who made my job easy:
Trudy Day, Joyce Gilmore, Sandy Hardwick, Patty Hornback, Kim
Knight, Michael Markiw, Susan Osborn, Judy Sackett, Pam Sogge,
Betty Sutton, Terry Warth, and Joyce Welch. ‘
And a very special THANK YOU to each member of the staff who made l
a pledge or donation. (Norma Jean Gibson)
_ Library Associates Dinner
James MacGregor Burns, the well-known political scientist and
historian, ’w1ll be the dinner speaker at Spindletop, Tuesday,
March l2, 1985. —
Gallery Series P . _.
I The following program will be presented at noon in the King North
Gallery.
Friday, December 7 "The Songs of Carl Nielsen"
Performed by Dr. Keith MacAdam,
tenor; and Dr. Mina Miller, piano.

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I Fire Alarm System Check
2 » The King fire alarm system will be checked between 7:35 and 8:00
i a.m. on Tuesday, December N. It is not necessary to leave the .
{ buildings at that time.
I NEW BOOKS
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{ Coleman, William E. Grants in the Humanities: a Scholar•s Guide
E to Fundin Sources, 2nd ed. New York: Neal-Schuman, 198H.
I ‘T§T7"27e A §¤77.”·§H"c /l98Ll) y
i Garwood, Alfred N., ed. 199 American Cities Compared: Basic
I Data Profiles for the Nation's Largest Cities. ur ing on,
Z VT: Tnformation Publications, 19BH.
g (Ready Ref./HA/2lN/.A13/198M)
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é SPEC Kit #108 A
Q SPEC Kit #108, Strategic Planning in ARL Libraries, contains one
I university plan, four library environmental assessments, five
long-range planning documents, and a two-page listing of selected
readings. SPEC Kits are available in the Reference Department.
l THE UK LIBRARY SYSTEM
% The following is another in a series of descriptive articles
j concerning various aspects of the UK Library System.
{ Mathematical Sciences Library .
1
H The Mathematical Sciences Library was established in l9l¤ with
3 approximately 300 books. The library moved from McVey Hall to
, the basement of Patterson Office Tower, its current home, in
I August 1970. There are now 15,300 books and ll,700 bound
§ journals in the collection, which serves the teaching and V
g research needs of the Departments of Mathematics, Computer
i Science, and Statistics.
5
’ Information about computer science software may be found in the
, Mathematical Sciences Library, while the Engineering Library
i concentrates on computer science hardware. The mathematics
, collection is one of the finest in the country, containing
complete runs of a number of journals which began publishing in
the 1800s.
g The Mathematical Sciences Library currently receives over M50
‘ journals and serials. Byte and Creative Computing bring people
l from many disciplines into the Mathematical ciences Library. A
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small textbook collection serves as a resource for those locking
for basic information about algebra, finite mathematics,
= trigonometry and calculus. Karen Croneis, the Mathematical
Sciences Librarian, is also a part-time instructor in the
Mathematics Department, For more information about the library
collections and services, contact Ms. Croneis at the Mathematical
Sciences Library, OB-9 Patterson Office Tower, 257-8365.
(Karen Croneis) ,
TRAINING AT UK
The following training programs are available to UK non-faculty {
employees. Programs are held in room 15 (basement) of Memorial I
Hall (unless otherwise noted). To enroll, contact Rosemary Veach Q
(7-1851). I
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Purchasing Procedures December M, l0 a.m. - noon I
Conducted by Tom Fields, Director of Purchasing, this workshop ;
shows how to use DAV's, requisitions, purchase orders, and
receiving reports to make departmental purchases within E
University guidelines. i
E
Conducting Performance Appraisals December l2, 6:30 a.m.-noon i
How does one conduct a professional, fair, honest performance (
appraisal and see employee performance improve over the coming I
year? This workshop will show you how.
i
Seminar for Secretaries December l3-IU, 8 a.m. - noon !
and Administrative Assistants 1
In this two session group-study audiocassette seminar, you will Q
learn what makes people tick, how to help others understand you, §
how to deal with people in challenging situations, how to give e
peak performance under pressure, how to eliminate self-defeating “ ‘
attitudes, and how to grasp the principles of time management. j
CPR Classes December 18-19, 8 a.m. — noon Q
» 236 Service Building §
This workshop will help you give and get feedback by starting it, l
sustaining it, and using emergency measures. You'll plan I
specific feedback sessions relating to your work situation. g
Supervisory Luncheon: December 20, ll a.m. - noon g
Christmas Doesn't Have to Be Stressful 0R noon - l p.m. {

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i PROFESSIONAL OPPORTUNITIES
j (For more information, see the Director's Office.)
  ;
i California
E Government Publications Librarian, University of California at
Q Irvine. Salary: $21,02U-$26,892. Deadline: December 31.
i Assistant University Librarian for Public Services, University of
1 California at Irvine. Salary: $35,0o0-$56,u00. Deadline:
{ March 1.
i Head Librarian, Undergraduate Library, University of California
I at San Diego. Salary: $25,692-$¤7,880. Deadline: January 18.
L Indiana
Reference Librarian, Indiana State University. Salary: $17,000
minimum. Deadline: January 18.
  Kentucky
Data Conversion Project Cataloger, Eastern Kentucky University.
, Salary: $17,000. Deadline: December 15.
Missouri
Director of Public Services and Collection Development,
Washington University in St. Louis. Salary: $30,9UB minimum.
Deadline: January 31.
Nebraska
Humanities and Social Sciences Librarian (with emphasis on maps
and geography), University of Nebraska Lincoln. Salary: c.
$17,000 minimum. Deadline: January 15.
New York
Head, Information Services Department - Health Sciences Library,
SUNY at Buffalo. Salary: $2M,000 minimum. Deadline: not
specified.
Head, Interlibrary Loan Department, SUNY at Buffalo. Salary:
$2¤,000. Deadline: not specified.

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North Carolina
= Systems Librarian, Duke University. Salary: $17,000-$20,000.
Deadline: December 15.
Oklahoma
Director of Library Technical Services, University of Oklahoma.
Salary: $33.000 minimum. Deadline: January 15.
Texas
Coordinator of Computerized Information Retrieval Services,
University of Texas. Salary: $18,500-$23,500. Deadline:
January 31.
Serials Department Head, University of Houston. Salary:
c. $25,000 minimum. Deadline: January 31. 1
I Washington
Manuscripts-Archives Librarian, washington State University.
Salary: not specified. Deadline: February 15. J