For more than 50 years, the Association of Southeastern Research Libraries has brought together leaders from research and state libraries in the region to foster a high standard of library excellence through inter-institutional resource sharing and other collaborative efforts.  Today, ASERL is the largest regional research library consortium in the United States.  By working together, ASERL members continue to provide and maintain top quality resources and services for the students, faculty, and citizens of their respective communities .
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Managing FDLP Collections Across the Region
See the discussion draft proposal and the Executive Summary here.  For other information and materials from the Summertime Summit on FDLP issues, please visit the project page.

IT / Digital Initiatives Interest Group Webinars
See archived presentation materials on the project page.  To volunteer to speak at future webinars, please contact John Burger.

ITDIIG #5 - September 22 @ 12:30pm ET
Anthony Smith (U-Miami) + Jimmy Ghaphery (VCU). Register here.

Civil War Era Digital Collection
*  See the project home page.
*  ASERL libraries are asked to submit description of items they will digitize for this project via the Content Survey.
*  See the items being digitized by others for this project.
*  Use the Digitized Collections Submission Form to describe digitized collections (the info submitted on this form  will be displayed on the portal.)

2011 mLibraries Conference
May 11 - 13, 2011
Brisbane, Australia
See the Call for Papers.
See the conference flyer for more information.

Cataloging Sources for Non-English  Materials
ASERL seeks recommended resources used by ASERL members for cataloging non-English materials.  Use this form to submit a recommended resource.  Or, click to view resources recommended by others (to be populated over time.)


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