Frequently Used Pages

Article/Study/Dissertation Ideas

Vernicle Iconography (ch. 3)
Vernicles and the Mass (ch. 5)
others may be important as background material for these:
- Review of Literature/Methodology (ch. 1)
- Historical Context (Hagiography, History of the Relic, etc.) (ch. 2)
- Location of Vernicles (ch. 4)
- Conclusion (ch. 6)

education of academic library deans
- PhD/other, major subject, ARL/not, private/public, 2yr/4yr/PhD-granting institution, etc. (also gender?)
- what effect does their education and background have...
  - on their libraries? (ability to lead, demonstrable library outcomes, etc.)
  - on their salary?
- OR simply study the PhD/other and subject, as a guide to what qualifications are considered when academic library deans are hired
using wikis to document projects (within library context)
- ease of use, collaboration, updated, remotely accessible, available for next person in that position
library support for distance learning
- library services (mailing books, document delivery, online reference)
- library materials (digital collections, online databases, e-books)
  - most interested in library-produced digital collections
- how to make these services/materials known to students (marketing, communication)
- how to collaborate with other organizations on campus to provide services and communicate to students

Dot Gov Administration Change Comparison
- probably study of Homeland Security website before/after the administration change

study of religious themes in Neil Gaiman's Sandman
- actually a book chapter proposal
study of Sandman's influence on Fables
- artistic (partially due to same artists involved)
- thematic (conflation and retelling of myths)

Development of the CyberCemetery (IFLA paper)
Encouraging a Reformed Citizenry (CRS Reports)
- potential for two different articles:
  - what are CRS reports, how to find them, why they are important
  - new features developed in our CRS report archive (abstracts and geographic browse)
Creating Government Information Webpages
Keeping Up With It All (SAPL professional development)
The "How" of Wikis
Censorship Session / CyberCemetery and other digital collections

ImageText: online only, PR, accepts book reviews
Word and Image: PR; submission requirements; looks like they take reviews; not purely comics but often include stories/reviews on them
Journal of Popular Culture: PR; email reviews editor; not purely comics but often include stories/reviews on them
Transformation Works and Cultures: PR; book review submissions; not purely comics but often include stories/reviews on them; looks online-only
Image and Narrative: they publish book reviews; PR; looks European
The Comics Journal: does reviews but doesn't often accept unsolicited ones; contact info