Wisconsin Library Association Annual ConferenceWednesday, October 26
7:00 a.m. – 7:00 p.m.
La Crosse Center Lobby
7:00 – 9:30 a.m.
Radisson Ballroom
7:30 – 8:30 a.m.
Resource Sharing Round Table Business Meeting
Radisson Iowa
Youth Services Section Business Meeting
Radisson Minnesota A
Wisconsin Association of Academic Librarians Business Meeting
Radisson Illinois
8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
La Crosse Center, Lower Level (near Exhibits)
Be the first to buy those fantastic, have-to-have items from the WLA Store!
8:30 – 9:30 a.m.
Past Presidents’ Breakfast – by invitation only
Radisson Iowa
8:30 – 9:45 a.m.
Are Thin Clients Right For Your Library Computer Lab?
La Crosse Center C
Robert Sand, Information Technology Systems and Services, University of Minnesota-Duluth
The University of Minnesota-Duluth has just over 300 thin clients in
the library and in public computer labs. This session will do a GREAT
job of helping you answer the many questions that have to be asked before
a decision to go to a thin client solution can be made. Learn about the
issues, installation, and maintenance of thin clients at the University
of Minnesota-Duluth.
Sponsors: Media & Technology Section, Wisconsin
Association of Academic Librarians
The College Library at the turn of the (20th) Century
La Crosse Center A2
Pete Gilbert, Director, Seeley G. Mudd Library, Lawrence University
The library: “Arranged with taste, preserved with neatness, and
classified with order.”
The librarian: “Affable, accommodating and possessed of all knowledge.”
The students: “have access to the Library, once a week, either on
Mondays, Wednesdays, or Fridays, subject to the following Regulations.”
Sounds like it could be today – but it’s actually 1890. Harken
back to the turn of an altogether different century.
Sponsors: Wisconsin Association of Academic Librarians,
Library Research Round Table
Gaming: What It Means for Information Literacy
La Crosse Center E1
Kurt Squire, Ph.D. , Assistant Professor, Curriculum
and Instruction, UW-Madison; Constance Steinkuehler,
Assistant Professor, Curriculum and Instruction, UW-Madison
Dr. Squire and Professor Steinkuehler will describe how players of massive
multiplayer online games practice information literacy skills in a rich,
ever changing social environment. The role of the Internet in the lives
of gamers (and others) as both a tool to locate information and a place
to gain new experiences has also been revealed as part of their research.
Sponsors: Wisconsin Association of Academic
Librarians, WeLEAD, Wisconsin Association of Public Libraries, Wisconsin Library Trustees Association
Librarians & Activism: Past and Present
La Crosse Center E2
Michele Besant, Director, UW-Madison School of Library and Information Studies Laboratory
Library; Dr. Louise S. Robbins, Professor and Director, UW-Madison School
of Library and Information Studies; Terry Ross, Recent Graduate, UW-Madison School of Library and Information Studies
The history of librarianship provides many examples of librarian activists
and social change agents. At the same time the argument can be made that
we usually perpetuate the status quo. The panel will offer a brief overview
of the tensions in our literature, historical research, and conversation
among library school students as background for a discussion of our role
today. Join us to share stories, struggles, and hopes.
Sponsors: Wisconsin Women Library Workers
(WWLW), Social Responsibilities Round Table, Intellectual Freedom Round
Table
More Than Words Can Tell: Starring the Dewey Deci-Belles
La Crosse Center B2
Connie Bach, former Youth Services Librarian
at McHenry and Fremont public libraries in McHenry and Mundelein, IL;
current Director of Library Services at the Health World Museum in Barrington,
IL;
Sarah Press, retired Youth Services Manager at Fremont
Public Library in Mundelein, IL; Connie Purcell, Youth Services Librarian at Fremont Public
Library in Mundelein, IL
The Dewey Deci-Belles are a trio of youth services librarians who believe,
“heart and soul,” that the joy of music is an end in itself.
They will talk about how science supports what we know intuitively: that
besides being pure fun, music links us together and enhances children’s
physical, social, and emotional growth. After “tell” comes
“show:” a hands-on, hand-clapping sing-along. Percussion instruments
provided! One lucky participant will win our specially prepared Emergency
Story Kit!
Sponsor: Youth Services Section
Staff Morale in Tough Budget Times
La Crosse Center D
Paulette Feld, Technical Services/Systems,
UW-Oshkosh Polk Library; Karen Reiter, Technical Services/Acquisitions, UW-Oshkosh
Polk Library
Paulette Feld and Karen Reiter, staff members at the University of Wisconsin
– Oshkosh Polk Library, will explain how the Classified Staff Advisory
Council promotes a positive professional environment for all campus classified
employees and their families by sponsoring workshops, picnics with lively
entertainment, staff Olympics, afternoon bingo, and many other fun ideas
that are sure to boost morale at your library in tough budget times.
Sponsors: Support Staff Section, Circulation
Services Round Table, Wisconsin Library Trustees Association
The Water is Wide: Training Catalogers
La Crosse Center A1
Janet Swan Hill, Associate Director for
Technical Services, University of Colorado Libraries, Boulder
Today’s graduate programs in Library and Information Science (LIS)
offer a curriculum that is broader than it is deep, and the waters of
bibliographic control are especially shallow. Most new librarians emerge
from their programs with only the barest of introductions to cataloguing.
This session will include consideration of what a new librarian is likely
to know, factors affecting the need for training and strategies for providing
it, and areas for action within the profession.
Sponsors: Technical Services Section, Wisconsin
Association of Academic Librarians, Support Staff Section
9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
La Crosse Center B1
Don't miss the fun at the sixth annual WLAF Silent Auction, to take place at the WLA Conference in La Crosse! Bid on items such as art works, collectibles/antiques and much more.
Sponsor: Wisconsin Library Association Foundation
10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
La Crosse Center, Lower Level, Arena
Nearly 100 exhibitors displaying their products and services for libraries of all types.
La Crosse Center, Lower Level, Escalator Area
Take time out to connect with friends, family and colleagues while attending the conference.
10:00 – 10:30 a.m.
La Crosse Center, Lower Level, Exhibits Area
Louise Robbins, The Dismissal of Miss Ruth Brown
10:00 – 10:45 a.m.
La Crosse Center, Lower Level, Arena
Visit the exhibits to get demonstrations of the latest databases, view
new books and other materials, and learn about dozens of other products
and services that make your job easier or serve your customers. And don’t
forget to sign up for fabulous door prizes and grab a beverage!
Partner: PSA Dewberry
10:30 – 11:45 a.m.
Board-erline Insanity: Creating a Successful Teen Advisory Group
for Your Library
La Crosse Center B2
Peg Burington, Young Adult Coordinator, Waupaca Public Library; Linda Jerome, Youth Services Librarian, La Crosse Public Library; Christy Mulligan, Youth Services Librarian, Polk County Library Federation, Balsam Lake; Anne Chapman Callaghan, Youth Services Librarian, Racine Public Library; Rebecca Van Dan, Young Adult Librarian, Middleton Public Library
Thinking of creating a teen advisory group for your library? Have one
already but need help dealing with the realities of a room full of teenagers
asking for all night lock-ins, rock bands, and shaggy carpet? Panel members
will share their experiences and offer advice for recruiting and administering
a teen board, how to keep them inspired once a group is in place, and
more.
Sponsors: Youth Services Section, Wisconsin
Association of Public Libraries
Fashion Feng Shui: Dress for Success, Honoring Your Intended Self
La Crosse Center D
Laurie Green, Certified Fashion Feng Shui Facilitator/Practitioner
Don’t just grab any old thing from your closet when you’re
dressing for work or an evening out. Laurie Green suggests that the correct colors, patterns,
and fabrics in your wardrobe will create the energy you need for success.
Laurie is presently the only person in Wisconsin to hold this cutting
edge training.
Sponsor: Support Staff Section
LEEDing to GREATNESS!
La Crosse Center A1
Aaron Rittenhouse, Cross Plains Design
and Construction Coordinator, Johnson Controls, Inc., Madison; Ian Griffiths, Architect, Berners-Schober Associates,
Green Bay; Val Schute, Architect, River Architects, La Crosse
“30% lower utility costs than conventional libraries. Assured temperature,
humidity, indoor air quality. 90+% natural daylight to interior spaces.”
Rosemary Garfoot Public Library in Cross Plains is constructing a
new library. Join us to learn how they are moving toward GREATness by
leveraging the U.S. Green Building Council’s Leadership in Energy
and Environmental Design (LEED) process. They are focusing on the triple
bottom line – economics, environment, and ethics – to build
a GREAT community library.
Sponsors: Social Responsibilities Round
Table, Wisconsin Association of Public Libraries, Association of Wisconsin
Special Librarians
The Life of Women in the Old Order Amish
La Crosse Center E1
Ruth Irene Garrett, Author
This popular library presenter and author discusses her former life
in the Amish community as the daughter of an Amish bishop. She describes
how the church functions, how the Amish interpret scripture, and the role,
training, and dress of women. Her books include Born Amish, Crossing Over:
One Woman’s Escape from Amish Life, and My Amish Heritage.
Sponsor: Wisconsin Association of Public
Libraries
We Have to Start Meeting Like This: Video Distance Learning for
Public Libraries Handout
La Crosse Center C
John DeBacher, Public Library
Administration Consultant, DLTCL; Bob Bocher, Technology Consultant, DLTCL
The TEACH program offered video connections for distance learning in
1998. But because of the complexity of the networks and required equipment,
public libraries have not participated. The new Badgernet model offers
lower cost options that increase opportunities for video conferencing
and distance learning in public libraries and systems throughout Wisconsin.
This program will describe what it is, what it does, what it costs, and
how to plan for these services.
Sponsors: Wisconsin Association of Public
Libraries, Division for Libraries, Technology, and Community Learning,
Media & Technology Section
Where Have All the Journals Gone? UW-Madison’s Response
to High Priced Subscriptions
La Crosse Center E2
Jean Gilbertson, Director, UW-Madison Steenbock Library; Jeanne Witte, Head of Access Services, UW-Madison Steenbock Library; Rachel Watters, Wisconsin TechSearch Librarian, UW-Madison Wendt
Library
This program will present data from a UW-Madison Libraries pilot project:
subscriptions to selected Wiley and Elsevier journal titles were cancelled,
but access to those journals was still available to UW-Madison patrons,
due to the library purchasing articles from the publisher’s web
site. As subscription prices soar and library budgets shrink, this project
is an experiment to evaluate the advantages and disadvantages of purchasing
articles as needed from the publisher rather than through journal subscriptions.
Sponsor: Resource Sharing Round Table
11:45 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.
Box Lunches Available in Exhibits Area
(pre-registration required)
11:45 a.m. – 1:45 p.m.
Youth Services Section Luncheon
Radisson Hotel Ballroom
A Writer’s Obligation to the Story: Checking for Hemlock
on Sand Island
Jacqueline Briggs Martin, Author
Writers tell the stories of characters and places they care about, some
from our shared world and some from the writer’s imagination. In
both cases, writers owe it to the story to search for the words that carry
the writer’s passion to readers, and to be sure the details they
include (such as the hemlock trees) are correct. Join Jacqueline Briggs
Martin as she shares some of the detours on the paths into these stories.
Sponsors: Youth Service Section, Wisconsin
Association of Public Libraries, Wisconsin Library Trustees Association
Noon – 1:00 p.m.
Great Networking, Great Planning = AWSL’s Great Brown Bag Lunch and Business Meeting
Radisson Illinois
1:45 – 3:30 p.m.
Tour
Great River, Great Health Sciences Libraries at Gundersen Lutheran Health System
(re-registration required)
Meet in Radisson Lobby
Melinda Orebaugh, MLS, Director of
Corporate Knowledge, Gundersen Lutheran Health System, La Crosse
Visit the Wisconsin Health Sciences Library Association’s
2004 Libraries of the Year. As one of the premier hospital libraries in
Wisconsin, the Adolf L. Gundersen, MD, Health Sciences Library has served
the clinical information needs of Gundersen Lutheran Health System for
more than 45 years. The Health Resource Libraries set the standard for
consumer health libraries in the Midwest. The library team will share
marketing, services integration, library growth strategies, and much more.
Sponsor: Association of Wisconsin Special Librarians
2:00 – 3:15 p.m.
La Crosse Center, Lower Level, Exhibits Area
Jacqueline Briggs Martin, Snowflake Bentley; On Sand Island; The Lamp, the Ice and the Boat Called FISH; Grandmother Bryant's Pocket; The Water Gift and the Pig of the Pig
Banta Award Winner Presentation
La Crosse Center E1
Mary Relindes Ellis, Author, The Turtle
Warrior
Mary Relindes Ellis will discuss her
gripping first novel about two young brothers living in a northern Wisconsin
family scarred by alcoholism and violence. One brother does not return
from Viet Nam; those who love the surviving brother try to help him heal.
The Turtle Warrior is a dark, emotionally powerful book that will stay
with the reader for a long time.
Sponsors: Readers Section, Literary Awards
Committee, Banta Foundation, Wisconsin Library Association Foundation
Browser Wars: A New Hope Handout
La Crosse Center B2
Paula Ganyard, Campus Webmaster, UW-Green Bay
What’s the latest and GREATest web browser available these days?
First time around, Microsoft Internet Explorer beat up on Netscape. This
time around, is Microsoft being beaten? Hear the latest on the world of
internet browsers, who has the market share, what options users have,
and where the market might be headed.
Sponsors: Media & Technology Section,
Support Staff Section, Association of Wisconsin Special Librarians
Fee or Free: Can we charge for that? Handout
La Crosse Center C
Lysianne Unruh, Director, Mt. Horeb Public
Library; John DeBacher, Public Library Administration
Consultant, DLTCL
This program will outline free public library service in Wisconsin, why
fees-for-service are generally disallowed and discuss what services may
incur a fee.
Sponsors: Wisconsin Association of Public
Libraries, Division for Libraries, Technology, and Community Learning,
Wisconsin Library Trustees Association
Healthy Living Takes Some GREAT Ideas: Get Your Mind in Shape
and Your Body Will Follow
La Crosse Center D
Dr. Carole McGinley Edland, Founder/Director
of the Butterfly Ministry, La Crosse
The power of the human mind has been known for centuries. In the 21st
century, many of us find life to be complicated with negative issues and
problems. We will review a number of stumbling blocks to contentment and
inner peace and give some solid ideas on how to manage a healthier and
holistic lifestyle. “Self-awareness leads to self-empowerment”
is the key concept of this presentation.
Sponsor: Wisconsin Small Libraries Round
Table
Payment for Services Rendered: U.S. Funded Dissent and the Independent Libraries Project in Cuba
La Crosse Center A1
Rhonda L. Neugebauer, Bibliographer for Latin American Studies and Head of Collection Development, University of California-Riverside
Rhonda Neugebauer was the first American to interview independent Cuban librarians and bring their stories to the United States, uncovering some surprising and disturbing facts about U.S. involvement in destabilization efforts in Cuba. She will provide the background and facts to this controversial situation. This session offers an alternative viewpoint to the program in the 4:00 - 5:15 p.m. time slot: Cuba’s Independent Libraries and a Sister Library Response.
Sponsor: Intellectual Freedom Round Table
Through the Eyes of a Child: Grandparents Raising Grandchildren
La Crosse Center A2
Mary Brintnall-Peterson, Professor of Family
Development, Program Specialist in Aging, University of Wisconsin-Extension
Many grandparents have the important responsibility of raising their
grandchildren. Meeting the information needs of these patrons can be uniquely
challenging. This session will discuss how libraries can provide materials
and programming for grandparents, and use the series of nine grandparenting
fact sheets designed by the UW-Extension to help
these caregivers learn more about what to expect and where to turn for
support.
Sponsors: Outreach Services Round Table,
Wisconsin Library Trustees Association, Youth Services Section
WISCAT Users Group
La Crosse Center E2
Mary Clark, WISCAT Coordinator, DLTCL; Vicki Long, WISCAT User Support, DLTCL
WISCAT staff will provide updated information and demonstrations related
to the WISCAT project, including updating holdings, downloading MARC records,
and using interlibrary loan, the Z39.50 gateway, and several new features.
Information on the planning process for WISCAT and the rebid of the WISCAT
project in 2006 will be provided.
Sponsor: Division for Libraries, Technology,
and Community Learning
2:00 – 3:30 p.m.
La Crosse Center, Lower Level, Exhibits Area
Kevin Henkes, Kitten's First Full Moon; Olive's Ocean
3:15 – 4:00 p.m.
La Crosse Center, Lower Level, Exhibits Area
Ruth Irene Garrett, Born Amish; Crossing Over, One Woman's Escape from Amish Life; My Amish Heritage
Mary Relindes Ellis, The Turtle Warrior
Carole McGinley Edland, Devyn Has Cancer: A Tale of Two Angels; Tranquility -- Meditations to Harp Music (CD)
Break in the Exhibits Area
Browse the exhibit area and thank vendors for their support of the conference. Enjoy a cold soda and a delicious cookie, take home literature on new products and services, and pick up a trinket or two.
Partner: Support Staff Section
4:00 – 5:15 p.m.
The Campaign for Wisconsin’s Libraries: What’s In
It for Your Library?
La Crosse Center D
Rick Krumweide, Director, Outagamie Waupaca
Library System, Appleton, and President, WLA Foundation; Larry Nix, Board Member, WLA Foundation, and Former
Director, Public Library Development Team, DLTCL; Jeff Berry, The Berry Group, Madison, Consultant to the Campaign
for Wisconsin’s Libraries
This panel presentation will provide an overview of the exciting new
“Campaign for Wisconsin’s Libraries,” an ongoing state
level campaign to promote a wider understanding of the value and importance
of Wisconsin’s libraries. Learn the results of a session to develop
some powerful library messages, find out how a public relations firm hired
by the WLA Foundation will assist the library community in communicating
those messages, and how your library can participate in the campaign.
Sponsors: Library Advocacy Round Table,
Wisconsin Library Association Foundation, Wisconsin Library Trustees Association,
Wisconsin Association of Public Libraries
Cuba’s Independent Libraries and a Sister Library Response
La Crosse Center A1
Dr. Steve Marquardt, Dean of Libraries,
South Dakota State University
In 2003, Cuba sentenced 75 dissidents to prison terms, including 18 people who operated independent libraries. Hear an Amnesty International activist who has traveled to Cuba discuss the historical background and international and human rights contexts of Cuba’s action, ALA’s reluctance to call for release of the library workers, and the response of one public library board to establish a sister relationship with one of the Cuban libraries. This session offers an alternative viewpoint to the program in the previous time slot (2:00 - 3:15 p.m.): Payment for Services Rendered: U.S. Funded Dissent and the Independent Libraries Project in Cuba.
Sponsor: Intellectual Freedom Round Table
Meet Kevin Henkes, Winner of the 2005 Elizabeth Burr/Worzalla and Caldecott
Awards
La Crosse Center E1
Kevin Henkes, Author, 2005 Elizabeth Burr/Worzalla
Award Winner; Shawn Brommer, Chair, 2005 Children’s Book Award
Committee
Wisconsin’s own Kevin Henkes, winner of the 2005 Burr/Worzalla
and Caldecott Awards, will explore his creative processes and discuss
Kitten’s First Full Moon (Greenwillow, 2004) from inception to publishing.
Sponsors: Children’s Book Award Committee,
Youth Services Section, Wisconsin Library Association Foundation, Worzalla Publishing Company
Poster Power: Planning and Production for Effective Poster Sessions
La Crosse Center C
Fran Kaufmann, Acting Assistant Director,
MacKay Library, Union County College, Cranford, NJ
Poster sessions offer a dynamic and exciting professional opportunity
for public, academic, special and school librarians to share their library's
experiences with others. After learning the secrets of winning a poster
session proposal, you will learn to apply Occam’s razor in designing
and presenting poster sessions for telling your library’s story.
You’ll also find resources for developing poster sessions and using
them to communicate with your colleagues and with funding agencies.
Sponsor: Wisconsin Association of Academic
Librarians
Selling Out: Coffee and Gift Shops in Libraries
La Crosse Center B2
Traci Boyd, Volunteer Coordinator, Hedberg
Public Library, Janesville; Eliot Finkelstein, Coordinator of Open Book, UW-Madison
College Library
How can libraries compete with booksellers who offer cozy couches and
fresh cappuccino? Join us in exploring what two libraries are doing to
draw in customers with coffee bars, internet cafes, lunch items, and even
a gift shop. Speakers will discuss how each library planned and implemented
these spaces in their libraries. Audience questions are encouraged.
Sponsors: Circulation Services Round Table,
Wisconsin Library Trustees Association
A Shared System Success Story: Schools & Public Libraries
Working Together
La Crosse Center A2
Bernie Bellin, System Administrator, Lakeshores
Library System, Waterford; Gayle Falk, Director, Burlington Public Library; Kay Stinebrink, Library Media Specialist, Burlington
Area School District;
Kate Bugher, School Library Media Consultant, DPI
Is it possible for schools and public libraries to share one automated
system and catalog? The Burlington Public Library and Burlington Area
Schools think so and have successfully implemented a model that could
be replicated. Today they share not only a catalog, but other programs
and services as well. Learn how the collaboration began, the problems
it encountered and overcame, and the benefits to library patrons.
Sponsors: Wisconsin Association of Public
Libraries; Department of Public Instruction; Division for Libraries, Technology,
and Community Learning
The Sky's the Limit: Montana, Illinois, and OCLC Group Services
La Crosse Center E2
Brad Baker, Dean of Libraries and Learning Resources,
Northeastern Illinois University, Chicago;
Kirsten Houtman, OCLC Member Services Librarian, WiLS; Bruce Newell, Director of the Montana Library Network, Helena
Bring your little dogies and gather round to hear tell how OCLC Group
Services has worked for Montana and Illinois and could work for the state
of Wisconsin. We’ll focus on how Group Services has created a new
vision of the union catalog, strengthened resource sharing and facilitated
cataloguing in the states using it, with the added benefit of users being able
to see shelf status at their local library from Google through Open
WorldCat.
Sponsor: Technical Services Section
Outreach Services Round Table Board/Business Meeting
Radisson Iowa
5:00 – 5:30 p.m.
Greg Balfany Quartet featuring Vocalist Tim Henke
La Crosse Center South Ballroom
Enjoy the jazz and Dixieland stylings of La Crosse's own Greg Balfany and his marvelous quartet both before the keynote program and afterwards during the champagne reception honoring our award winners. Dancing in the aisles will be encouraged!
Sponsor: WLA Conference Committee
5:30 – 6:30 p.m.
Welcome, Introduction,
Keynote Address: Martha Teichner, Correspondent, CBS News Sunday Morning
La Crosse Center South Ballroom
"Often, In Libraries......" Among other things, Martha Teichner will explore her own experiences in and with libraries, with homage being paid to chocolate.
Sponsor: WLA Conference Committee
Partners: D.B. Reinhart Institute for Ethics
and Leadership, Viterbo University; Gundersen-Lutheran Medical Foundation;
North Central Trust Company; Coulee Bank; Peter Krause and Chris Harkness,
Merrill Lynch; Family Radio Group; WKBT Channel 8; Gertrude Gordon Estate-La
Crosse Public Library
2nd Annual MATS Webbies Awards
La Crosse Center South Ballroom
Find out who won!
View the winning sites (at the champagne reception following the keynote address).
Celebrate with us! (during the rest of the conference).
Sponsor: Media & Technology SectionPartner: OverDrive
6:30 – 7:30 p.m.
Champagne Reception
La Crosse Center South Ballroom
Join us for the first Annual WLA Champagne Reception in honor of our award winners
immediately following the keynote address! Mingle with association celebrities!
Hobnob with the profession’s elite! And to be serious for a moment:
meet this year’s award-winners personally, celebrate their accomplishments,
and learn from these recognized leaders in our profession. (Autograph
seekers and paparazzi welcome!)
Sponsor: Friends of the La Crosse Public
Library, Wisconsin Library Association Foundation
SLIS-Madison and SOIS-Milwaukee Combined Reunion
La Crosse Center South Hall Board Room B
Come join your fellow alumni at the shared UW-Madison SLIS and UW-Milwaukee
SOIS Reunion!
Sponsors: UW-Madison School of Library and
Information Studies; UW-Milwaukee School of Information Studies
7:30 – 9:30 p.m.
Awards Banquet
Radisson Ballroom
Please join us at this annual event to honor and recognize those in the profession who personify the best in the business. Dinner will be followed by presentation of the following awards: Banta Award, Elizabeth Burr/Worzalla Award, Librarian of the Year Award, Library of the Year/DEMCO Award, WLA/Highsmith Award, Trustee of the Year Award, Special Service Award, and Citation of Merit Award.
Sponsor: Wisconsin Library Association Awards & Honors Committee
Partners: DEMCO, Inc.; Highsmith Inc.; Wisconsin Library Association Foundation;
Worzalla Publishing Company; Banta Corporation Foundation