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Alaska Library Association Special Libraries Roundtable Annual Meeting March 1, 2015 A Directory Presented by Teressa Williams Anchorage Museum Compiled by Rachel Seale University of Alaska Fairbanks
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Alaska Library Association Special Libraries Roundtable
Annual Meeting March 1, 2015
A Directory
Presented by Teressa Williams
Anchorage Museum
Compiled by Rachel Seale University of Alaska Fairbanks
Alaska Native Language Archive
Alaska Native Language Archive
ANLA collections include both published and unpublished materials. Original records include linguistic field notes and audio and video recordings. Published materials include books, reprints, copies of materials held in other archives, and copies of Alaska Native Language Center publications. These books are located on the second floor of the library, as indicated by the "Michael Krauss Alaska Native Language Archive" signage. The books are not able to be checked out, but there is a nice reading area near the stacks for reading. Staff is available most days 9-3, or by appointment in rooms 232 and 234. Contact information: 907-474-7436 [email protected] 232 Rasmuson Library 310 Tanana Loop PO Box 756800 Fairbanks, Alaska 99775
Alaska and Polar Regions Collections & Archives
Alaska and Polar Regions Collections & Archives
The Alaska and Polar Regions Collections & Archives (APR) holds exceptional resources for the study of Alaska's history, politics, and culture, as well as significant international Polar research materials. APR serves a local, national, and international research community with more than 150,000 monograph and serial volumes; over 11,000 rare books, rare maps, and manuscript maps; over 20,000 linear feet of archives and manuscripts; in excess of 1 million photographs; tens of thousands of historical films and videotapes, and over 11,000 hours of oral history recordings. Most APRCA collections are accessed in the Research Room, located on the 2nd floor of the Elmer E. Rasmuson Library. Contact information: [email protected] 907-474-2791 (phone) 907-474-6365 (fax) Blog: http://library.uaf.edu/blogs/apr-news/
Alaska Medical Library
Alaska Medical Library
Alaska Medical Library, a unit of the Consortium Library at the University of Alaska Anchorage (UAA), provides fee-based medical library services throughout the state. [email protected] Phone 907.786.1870, AK toll-free 1.888.997.7878 Fax 907.786.1608 3211 Providence Drive, Anchorage, AK 99508
The Anchorage Museum Bob and Evangeline Atwood Alaska Resource Center
The Anchorage Museum Bob and Evangeline Atwood Alaska Resource Center
The Anchorage Museum Bob and Evangeline Atwood Alaska Resource Center is a special collections library and archives. The library collects materials on Alaska history, native peoples, ethnographies, art, science and the circumpolar north. We are a noncirculating library with over 14,000 books, 700 rare books and 800 maps. We also collect information on over 5,000 Alaskan artists, and it continues to grow. The archival collection’s main focus is on photographs from all around the state. We have 575,000 photographs from professional photographers as well from people in the community in and around Alaska. Resource Center hours are Tuesday – Friday from 10:00am – 2:00pm. Saturdays by appointment only. Contact info Anchorage Museum Resource Center 625 C Street Anchorage, AK 99501 (907) 929-9235 [email protected]
Ketchikan Public Library
Ketchikan Public Library
The Ketchikan Public Library, which is a member of the First City Libraries Consortium. The Consortium consists of the public library, the UASK library, and the Ketchikan Gateway Borough School District's 7 school libraries. We share an ILS and provide services to everyone on the island. Linda Lyshol, director of the Ketchikan Public Library, shares directing duties with Kathleen Wiechelman, the university librarian, and Caitlin Jacobson, the high school librarian. Contact information Linda Lyshol Director of the Ketchikan Public Library [email protected]
Native Village of Eyak Tribal Library
Native Village of Eyak Tribal Library
The Native Village of Eyak Tribal Library is housed in the main office of the Native Village of Eyak (NVE) on Nicholoff Way in Cordova, Alaska. The collection includes historical documents on the Eyak People, books by Alaska Native authors, books and videos on traditional crafts, food & medicinal plant gathering, children’s books about Alaska Native culture, as well as a small Health & Wellness section. The collection is catalogued through the Cordova Public Library and available at https://cordova.follettdestiny.com/common/welcome.jsp?context=saas30_6502659 Follow the Cordova Public Library link. The tribal library is located in the NVE office boardroom and is available to the public during most business hours. Items can be checked out using a Cordova Public Library card, or with permission from the Tribal Librarian. Contact Tribal Librarian Linda Brown for more information. 907-424-7738 [email protected]
Special Education Service Agency Library
Special Education Service Agency Library
The SESA Library provides resources and materials on special education to Alaskans. SESA provides assistance to Alaskan School Districts and early intervention programs serving students with low incidence disabilities. SESA is publicly funded by the State of Alaska Department of Education and Early Development as well as by various federal and state grants, including the Mental Health Trust Authority. Alaska Autism Resource Center: The AARC serves the needs of individuals with autism spectrum disorders, their families, caregivers, and service providers throughout the state of Alaska. We provide information, referral, training, and consultation via on-site and distance delivery. Part of this service is the titles available through the SESA Library. Anyone in Alaska can borrow materials from the SESA Library to further understanding of different types of disabilities. There are times when the needs of our caseload students need to have priority, but otherwise, we will mail materials around the state. Contact information: Anne Freitag 907-334-1301 [email protected]
Thank you for coming to the meeting!
If you would like to include your special library in this directory, please email Rachel at [email protected] Access the AKLA Special Libraries Roundtable wiki here: https://akla.org/commons/wiki/special-libraries-roundtable/
