Collection Development in Interesting Times
Michael Gorman, Dean of Libraries, California State University, Fresno

The Scholarly Information Environment

Panel Discussion on Publishing and Information Distribution
Representatives (TBA) of major publishers will answer your questions on trends and issues

Now You See It; Now You Don't
Bill Fisher, San Jose State University

External Forces Impacting 21st Century Library Collection Development
Ellen Safley and Carolyn Henebry, University of Texas at Dallas

Managing Digital Information Resources for Users

Managing Electronic Resources in a Time of Shrinking Budgets
Emily Miller-Francisco, Southern Oregon University

The Journal Stop: A Complete Serials Information System
Dan Lester and Peggy Cooper, Boise State University

Bringing Library Content to the Palm of Users' Hands
Denise Koufogiannakis and Pam Ryan, University of Alberta

Strategies for Effective Acquisitions and Collection Development

The Case for Acquisitions Standards in Integrated Library Systems
Katharine Farrell, Princeton University and Marc Truitt, University of Notre Dame

Outsourcing your Overflow (Let the Vendor Do the Work for You)
Jeff Earnest and Bud Sonka, National University, San Diego

Gearing Up for the Next Insanely Great Thing: Training for New Skill Sets and New Mindsets
Marita Kunkel, Oregon Institute of Technology, and Kit Kennedy, Swets Blackwell

Panel Discussion on Collection Assessment

Laurel Kristick, Oregon State University: Electronic Usage Statistics in Renewal Decision Making
Cyril Oberlander and Dan Streeter, Portland State University: Multi-Dimensional Collection Assessment
Diane Richards, Minnesota State University, Mankato: Student Outcomes Assessment
Mark Stengel, California State University, San Marcos: Using SFX to Identify Unexpressed Needs