Outreach Services and Special Projects

Asian American Librarians Association

The Asian/Pacific American Librarians Association's (APALA), ounded in 1980, APALA was incorporated to create an organization which would address the needs of Asian/Pacific American librarians and thosewho serve the Asian/Pacific American Communities.

Maintained by: Lisa Zhao & Rama Vishwanatham

CALAMW: Chinese American Librarians Association, Midwest Chapter

The Chinese American Librarians Association (CALA) was formed in 1983 by the merger of the Chinese-American Librarians Association (established in Chicago in 1973) and the Chinese Librarians Association (established at Stanford University in 1974).

Maintained by: Lisa Zhao

Chicago Environmental and Public Health Outreach Project

The Chicago Environmental and Public Health Outreach Project is funded by the National Library of Medicine, and administered by the staff of the Information Services Department at the UIC Library of the Health Sciences.

Maintained by: Andrew Wickens

the Gh. Asachi Public Library of Iasi

The "Gh. Asachi" Public Library in Iasi was founded in 1920. It was established on the occasion of the setting up of the cultural association "Museum of Iasi" which proscribed that the library would collect primarily books published in Iasi and both serials and books about Iasi and Moldova. This page is under development through a Great Cities cooperative effort between the Gh. Asachi Public Library of Iasi and the University Library, University of Illinois at Chicago.

Maintained by: UIC Library Systems

The Illinois Learning Web

The Illinois Cooperative Collection Management Coordinating Committee (CCMC) sponsor a Curriculum Materials Center (CMC) WorldWide Web Homepage for the state of Illinois. The CCMC goal of sharing resources has had limited application for curriculum libraries or curriculum materials centers because of considerable need of these materials locally. High demand has made inter-institutional circulation impractical or restricted. One suggestion to remedy this situation has been to institute regional centers for curriculum materials. The proposal for a CMC Web Homepage furthers the ideal of access by making selected curriculum information available electronically.

This WWW site is made possible by funding from the Illinois Cooperative Collection Management Coordinating Committee (CCMCC) and the University of Illinois at Chicago, University Library.

Maintained by: Joan Fiscella

CCMCC Cooperative Collection Management Coordinating Committee, Listing of Microfilm of Papers of the NAACP