[Sca-librarians] purpose

[Nancy Shapiro]

How about 'sharing resources'?  Or does that come under 'networking'?  You 
could also throw something in about bibliographic instruction?  Surely 
_some_ of us have done a class or even an informal worksession on 'how to 
find what you want', and generally expanding people's horizons as to what 
really cool stuff is out there?  Not to mention your own really wonderful 
handout: Jadwiga's Historical Research in the Modern Library

Just out of curiosity, do you refer to it as an SCA Librarians group 
(necessitating an explanation of the SCA) or just as the 'Librarians of 
the Knowne World', figuring that any closet SCAdians will understand, and 
everyone else will just think your group had an excess of frivolity with 
the name?  :-)

Ki-lin
'Cranky reference librarian in a small town'  (Yeah, well - some of us 
occasionally have a hard time with 'pleasant')

sca-librarians-bounces+nshapiro=rohmhaas.com at lists.gallowglass.org wrote 
on 07/11/2005 05:45:45 PM:

> Everybunny, I hope you don't mind, but I've been describing this group 
> in my job search as 
> 
> "A special interest group whose purpose is to network librarians
> interested in medieval re-creation and especially to promote library use
> among the medieval re-enactment community. "
> 
> You all ok with that? 
> 
> 
> -- 
> -- Jadwiga Zajaczkowa,
> Knowledge Pika jenne at fiedlerfamily.net "'In this world, you must be oh
> so smart or oh so pleasant.' Well, for years I was smart. I recommend
> pleasant." - _Harvey_, by Mary Chase
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