Here is an opportunity for publishing that could be a real benefit to the 
community.

There is a lack of information on workflow and collection development decisions 
for streaming video… A CLIPP publication could address these and other media 
issues.  Another example…. Digitization /licensing to support course 
reserves/instruction.

For your consideration.

-deg farrelly


Subject: CLIPP Publications Call for Proposals

The ACRL/CLS CLIPP (College Library Information on Policy and Practice)
Committee invites you to submit a preliminary proposal for its CLIPP
publication series. We welcome proposals on any topic that is relevant for
small and midsized academic libraries. The CLIPP series allows library staff
to share information on practices and procedures they have implemented to
address common issues or concerns. Each CLIPP follows a set structure of three
parts (literature review, survey results, and sample documents), and should
both describe library best practices and provide useful, specific examples
that libraries can refer to when developing similar policies and procedures of
their own.



Authors of a CLIPP publication are aided throughout by the CLIPP Committee and
an assigned editor. CLIPP authors receive 10% of the royalties on the net
revenues from their publication. For your reference, please find author
instructions and more information about the CLIPP program at
https://urldefense.proofpoint.com/v2/url?u=http-3A__bit.ly_2bjTTDP&d=CwIFaQ&c=AGbYxfJbXK67KfXyGqyv2Ejiz41FqQuZFk4A-1IxfAU&r=CbEnv8y9rDoyO9zsIVI1SIBnSElNztJcbFPewtU7UsI&m=FZRR3cXiXBKUwYPGS-yx3DzxQY13tSSIoaZ5tRJN29s&s=ByOie8RpoY1uIdWmnxufhxIrqlBvDdn9IjHcTCZG4uk&e=
 .



CLIPP proposals are accepted throughout the year. The next Preliminary
Proposal Deadline is September 23, 2016. The CLIPP Committee will send out
notifications regarding this round of submissions by October 3, 2016.



For questions or to submit a proposal, please contact:



Diana Symons

CLIPP Committee Chair

Email: dsym...@csbsju.edu<mailto:dsym...@csbsju.edu><mailto:dsym...@csbsju.edu>

Social Sciences Librarian

College of Saint Benedict/Saint John's University


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