The subject line I submitted on my posting last night
got so highly truncated when it appeared, that the
meaning was lost.  The subject I posted was:
"Urge ALA Members: Barbara Silverman for ALA
Councilor-at-Large."

Perhaps there is software operating automatically on
postings that cuts off everything on a subject line
after a colon, even if the colon appears after only
three short words. I didn't anticipate such an
occurrence.

Ha'Safran friends, I am concerned that a portion of
readers skipped the message last night because of the
unclear subject line. I have reposted my message
below, because it contains Barbara's CV.

Thanks for your patience and consideration.
_______________________________________________

AJL member Barbara Silverman is in the running for a
position as an ALA Councilor-at-Large.

I urge ALA members to vote for this smart and gracious
librarian, who cares mightily about libraries. I know
Barbara Silverman from her dedicated work in San Diego
at the Astor Library of the Lawrence Family JCC and
from her work on a variety of other book related
programs.

Barbara was on hand at the AJL conference in June 2004
to accept the AJL accreditation award for the Astor
Library and she plans to attend this year's AJL
conference in Oakland.

I highly recommend Barbara Silverman as an excellent
candidate for ALA Council. Please contact every ALA
member you know and urge them to support Barbara
Silverman's candidacy. Competition for these positions
is fierce and every vote counts.

Barbara can be reached at [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Below is Barbara's biography, as it will appear on the
ALA ballot:

BARBARA SILVERMAN:

EDUCATION; Washington U. B.S. 1960, Texas Women's
University, M.L.S., 1982, Corpus Christi State
University (now Texas A&M University Corpus Christi)
M.S. Supervision & Curriculum, 1989.

ALA ACTIVITIES; ALSC Research and Development
Committee, 2004-2006.

OFFICES HELD IN STATE AND REGFIONAL LIBRARY & OTHER
ASSOCIATIONS:
Chair, Children's Roundtable of the Texas Library
Association, 1993.
Chair, Nominating Committee, Texas Association of
School Librarians, 1991.
Chair, Swap Shop Committee of Texas Association of
School Librarians, 1989
Co-Chair, Local Arrangements Committee, of Children's
Round Table, 1988.
Chair, Bylaws Committee of the Texas Association of
School Librarians, 1986.

HONORS AND AWARDS;
Awarded "Outstanding Teacher of the Year, 1984 by
District IV, Alpha Delta Kappa, International Teachers
Society.
Member Beta Phi Mu International Library Science Honor
Society, since 1982.
Awarded a Texas State Reading Association Mini Grant
in 1992 for an innovative reading program entitled:
"Lost in Reading."

BRIEFLY INDICATE MAJOR ACCOMPLISHMENTS INCLUDING
PUBLICATIONS;
Paper published in "School Library Media Activities
Monthly", Nov. 1989 entitled: "School Library Media
Center Reading Contest."
Presented a slide/tape seminar at the Texas State
Council of the International Reading Association's
15th annual conference in El Paso, Texas in 1987
entitled: "Alterations in American Multicultural
Perceptions as Manifested by Illustrations in Selected
Children's Caldecott books from 1938-1982."
Presented a workshop entitled: "Creative Reading and
Storytelling Techniques" at the 1984 Texas Library
Conference.

WORK:
Children's Librarian, Corpus Christi Public Libraries,
1976-1984
School Librarian, Corpus Christi ISD 1984-1997.
Retired 1997-present.

Thank you,

Ellen Zyroff
Principal Librarian
San Diego County Library
ALA Councilor-at-Large
AJL Member
(858) 694-2484 (work)









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