CDL: Call for Proposals, LCATS Research Award

From: John P. Abbott <abbottjp_at_conrad.appstate.edu>
Date: Tue, 15 Aug 2000 10:29:16 -0400
To: Colldv-l <COLLDV-L_at_usc.edu>

From: Carol Diedrichs <diedrichs.1_at_osu.edu>
Subject: Call for Proposals -- LCATS Research Award


2001 RESEARCH AWARD
LIBRARY ACQUISITIONS, COLLECTIONS AND TECHNICAL SERVICES
http://www.elsevier.com/locate/lcats/


>The Library Acquisitions, Collections and Technical Services (LCATS)
>Research Award provides an biannual prize of $2,000 for research in the
>broad areas of  collection management and technical services.  The award
>will be given for one proposal and administered in two parts: $1000 when
>the proposal is selected to fund the research effort and $1000 when the
>completed manuscript is submitted to Library Acquisitions, Collections and
>Technical Services.  The award will be granted to the individual, not the
>institution, and may be used to cover expenses incurred in conducting the
>research outlined in the winning proposal, including travel, postage, staff
>support, supplies, and other items.
>
>The winning proposal will identify a critical issue in collection
>management or technical services and outline a rigorous approach to testing
>or solving the issue raised.  Proposals will be judged on their
>significance, clarity and originality.  The proposal should be a brief,
>concise description of the project (no more than 500 words).  A budget
>proposal and a one page vita of the author must be attached.  Awards will
>not be limited to experienced researchers; however, researchers should
>present their proposal clearly addressing the following issues:
>
>         1.      What are the aims and objectives of the research proposal?
>         2.      What methodology and data analysis procedures will be 
> 			employed?
>         3.      What related research has been undertaken and/or 
> 			published?  Please include specific citations.

>         4.      Is the research replication of a previous study?
>
>The deadline for submitting proposals is September 15, 2000.  Proposals
>will be reviewed by a panel consisting of the editor-in-chief, the
>associate/assistant editors, and three members of the editorial board.  The
>winning proposal will be announced at the American Library Association
>Midwinter Conference in 2001 and in an issue of LCATS for that year.
>Research for the winning proposal must be completed within one year of the
>date when the award is announced.  Library Acquisitions, Collections and
>Technical Services reserves the right of first refusal of the completed
>manuscript.
>
>Questions about the proposal can be addressed to the Editor, Carol Pitts
>Diedrichs, or any Editorial Board member listed below:
>
>                 Rosann Bazirjian                Peggy Johnson
>                 Richard Brumley                 Danny Jones
>                 Karen Calhoun                   Michael Kaplan
>                 Trisha Davis                    Janet Lee-Smeltzer
>                 Ann Ercelawn                    Bonnie MacEwan
>                 Julia Gammon                    Thomas Nisonger
>                 G. E. Gorman                    Steve Oberg
>                 William Gosling                 Bob Schatz
>                                                 Sally Sinn
>
>PAST RECIPIENTS AND THEIR RESEARCH
>
>
>1992 ­ Anna H. Perrault ­ "The Shrinking Collection: A Study of the Effects
>of the Diversion of Funds from Monographs to Serials on the Monograph
>Collections of Research Libraries"    Published in LAPT v. 18, no. 1, pp.
>3-22.
>
>1993 ­ Samuel Demas, Anne S. Caputo, and William J. Kara ­  "Viability of
>the Vendor Model of Information Delivery Through a Library Gateway"
>
>1994 ­ Tina E. Chrzastowski and Karen A. Schmidt ­ "The Serials
>Cancellation Crisis:  Determining Recent National Trends in Academic
>Library Serial Collections Through the Use of Commercial Vendor
>Subscription Records"  Published in LAPTv.  21, no.  4, pp.  431-443.
>
>1996 ­  Tschera Harkness Connell ­ "Effects of Series Authority Control for
>Acquisitions" Published in LAPT v.  22, no.  4, pp. 393-407.
>
>1997 ­ Carol Cubberley ­ "Books Demonstrating Diversity in Mississippi
>School Libraries"
>
>1999 — Jo Ann Carr — "Full Text Journal Databases and Frequently Cited
>Titles: A Content Analysis"
>
>
>Proposals for the 2001 award should be addressed to:
>
>Carol Pitts Diedrichs
>Editor-in-Chief
>Library Acquisitions, Collections and Technical Services
>5095 Shattuc Avenue
>Cincinnati, OH 45208
>(614) 292-4738
>FAX: (614) 292-7859
>Internet: diedrichs.1_at_osu.edu
>
>*****************************************
Carol Pitts Diedrichs
Assistant Director for Technical Services and
       Liaison to the Regional Campus Libraries
Editor, Library Collections, Acquisitions
         and Technical Services
The Ohio State University Libraries
1858 Neil Avenue Mall
Columbus, OH, 43210-1286
tel: 614-292-4738
fax: 614-292-7859
Internet: diedrichs.1_at_osu.edu
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