ACQflash: ALCTS Virtual Preconference: Loan Agreements for Exhibits Materials: The Basics

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Subject: ALCTS Virtual Preconference: Loan Agreements for Exhibits 
Materials: The Basics
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Date: 5/9/2013 9:50 AM



“Loan Agreements for Exhibits Materials: The Basics,” runs June 18 
through June 20, 2013.
All sessions begin at 11 a.m. Pacific, noon Mountain, 1 p.m. Central, 
and 2 p.m. Eastern time.
Registration is now open.

Increasingly, libraries are loaning collection materials to other 
institutions for exhibit, Unlike museums, libraries are often unprepared 
for this complicated process. This virtual preconference will lay down 
the basic elements of a loan agreement, including legal and financial 
expectations of both parties and the care and preservation of the 
borrowed item. A case study will offer advice and tips on creating a 
loan agreement from scratch, as well as direct participants to existing 
resources. This virtual preconference is aimed at Library and archives 
administration, curators, special collections staff, and 
preservation/conservation staff.

This virtual preconference is comprised of three one-hour sessions.

Tuesday, June 18 - “Introduction to Loan Agreements”
Presented by Kristina Bottomley, Registrar, Block Museum of Art, 
Northwestern University.

Wednesday, June 19 - “Conservation and Preservation Issues”
Presented by Tonia Grafakos, Conservation Librarian, Northwestern 
University Library.

Thursday, June 20 - “Case Study – Northwestern University Library”
Presented by Sara Stigberg, Acting Art Collection Public Services 
Librarian, Northwestern University Library

Register through ALA Online Learning.

Registration fee for all sessions: $95 for ALCTS members, $118 for 
non-members and $258 for groups.
Single session fee: $39 for ALCTS members, $49 for non-members, $99 for 
groups. As always, ALCTS webinars are free to LIS students.

For more information visit the "Loan Agreements" page on the ALCTS website.

If you have any questions, please contact Julie Reese, ALCTS Continuing 
Education, jreese_at_ala.org.

Also, watch for information on the ALCTS Virtual Preconference “Shared 
Collection Development: Collaborative Models for Digital Collections” 
coming this June. Session topics will include Demand-Driven Acquisitions 
for a Shared eBook Collection and Electronic Resources - Shared Collections.

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