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2 LISP Newsl. [1] (1989-1990)

handle is hein.lbr/lisp0002 and id is 1 raw text is: Afmca Association Ld L of Law Libraris LISP NEWSLETTER LEGAL INFORMATION SERVICE TO THE PUBLIC SPECIAL INTEREST SECTION VOLUME 2 No. 1 Fall 1989 LETTER FROM THE CHAIR: I've spent the past two months contacting many of you, asking you to either chair LISP Committees or to assist the Chairs. I would like to thank the people who have agreed to be chairs for the following committees: Mary Wilder, University of Denver, Newsletter; Sharon Blackburn, Texas Tech University, 1991 Program; Kathy Garner, Liaison; Eileen Cohen, Membership; Howard Polonsky, Western New England College, and Joan Allen-Hart, University of San Diego, co-chairs of the Video Subcommittee; and Barbara Golden, Minnesota State Law Library who agreed to take over the sections Clearinghouse collection. Please volunteer for a committee by either calling me or contacting one of these chairs directly. It's a great way to get involved in the business of our section. Several exciting projects are planned for 1989-90 and we need volunteers to make them a success. Most of these projects will not require your full-time attention, but concentrated effort for short periods of time. We have submitted three program proposals to headquarters which we hope will be approved for the meeting in Minneapolis. Once approved, we will need members to contact speakers, to volunteer to be moderators, and to help flesh out ideas for program content. Since time is short in preparing these programs, I may need to call on several of you for assistance, if I don't hear from you first. Three of the publications in our Clearinghouse collection that receive widespread use need updating. The Clearinghouse Bibliography. our Public Services Procedural Guide: Start-Up Project Guide for AALL Chapters, and Self-Help Law: A Sampler have not been revised for some time. Updating this information might be the springboard for a full length scholarly article that one of you will publish later.

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