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Grenci, Mary C.
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This collection contains some of the publications and presentations of Mary Grenci, Serials Team Leader and Scholars' Bank Coordinator, Metadata Services and Digital Projects, University of Oregon.
Address:
Metadata Services and Digital Projects
1299 University of Oregon
Eugene, OR 97403-1299
Email: mgrenci@uoregon.edu
Phone: 541-346-5607
Fax: 541-346-3485
Recent Submissions
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(2008-07-14)This presentation is a revised and shortened version of the author's presentation to the 17th annual North Carolina Serials Conference, which can be found at: http://hdl.handle.net/1794/5914
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(2008-04-08)A revised and shortened version of this presentation, given at the 101st American Association of Law Libraries Annual Meeting Preservation Roundtable, can be found at: http://hdl.handle.net/1794/6833
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(2006-05)
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(Katina Strauch, 2006-04)The digital format has caused major changes in libraries and serials cataloging operations have been affected as much as other areas. But how extensive are the changes? What are the effects on workload? How does the new ...
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(1998)With the recent proliferation of World Wide Web sites, more and more publishers are creating sites that are related to print publications. The possible relationships between the sites and their print counterparts are ...
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(2001-06)
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(2000)A presentation made at Online Northwest 2000. Part of a larger panel presentation discussing electronic journal workflow and practices of all affected departments at the University of Oregon Libraries.
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(Elsevier Science, Inc., 2000)Cataloging rules have long been organized according to the physical format and monograph versus serial nature of publications. This organization of the rules has resulted in the rise of several typical organizational models ...
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(JAI Press Inc., 1999-09)
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(JAI Press Inc., 1998-05)
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(Elsevier Science, Inc., 2001-09)
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(Elsevier Science, Inc., 2004-01)
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(Haworth Press, 2000)Many technical services professionals feel that library school programs are not offering students the courses and/or content necessary to enter the profession in an entry-level technical services position. The presentations ...
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(Haworth Press, 1999)This meeting was focused on answering the question "Is technical services being deprofessionalized?" The speakers also presented their views on the effects that recent trends are having on libraries and the library profession. ...