Seeking a Czech or Hungarian librarian

[June Farris]

Dear Ms. Pixa,

I am passing on your request to our Slavic Librarians listserve, among 
whose members are librarians from the Czech Republic and 
Hungary.  Hopefully, after reading your message, one or more of them will 
respond directly to you!
Sincerely,
June Farris

At 09:17 AM 10/31/2006, you wrote:
>We are two American library school students based in
>San Jose, California. We are taking a class called
>International & Comparative Librarianship, and we have
>a major project involving the study of librarianship
>in a foreign country. My partner and I have chosen the
>Czech Republic and Hungary. Part of our project requires an email
>or phone interview with an information professional
>based in Czech Republic or Hungary. We are especially interested
>in the following topics:
>
>- academic librarianship pre-1989
>and post-1989 (automation and technical services,
>collection development)
>
>- balance of digital and print (traditional) resources
>
>-colloboration you have with other libraries or
>countries
>
>- projects funded by grants by the European Union, Mellon Foundation, Open 
>Society Institute or
>other organizations
>
>- library science education for the training of
>librarians
>
>- anything the librarian wishes to speak about,
>his/her daily work and responsibilities or issues s/he
>feels is important
>
>The interview would be done over email or phone (our
>cost of course) and should not take more than an hour.
>
>We hope you can help us find an interested participant
>who is willing to colloborate in the interest of
>international understanding.
>
>For your information, here is the website of our
>school:
>http://slisweb.sjsu.edu/
>
>It is the biggest library school in the USA with 2000
>students, and it is ranked #1 in the USA for distance
>learning.
>
>Please contact me off-list -- michele_pixa at yahoo.com
>
>Thank you very much,
>
>Michele Pixa
>
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June Pachuta Farris
Bibliographer for Slavic, East
European and Eurasian Studies and
Bibliographer for General Linguistics
Room 263 Regenstein Library
University of Chicago
1100 E. 57th Street
Chicago, Illinois  60637
jpf3 at uchicago.edu
1-773-702-8456 (phone)
1-773-702-6623 (fax) 

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