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ARLIS Midstates Chapter
Meeting began at 6:30 p.m., conducted by Chair, Amy Trendler. The meeting's agenda included: Welcome
After the welcome and introductions, the Fall 2004 minutes were approved. Minutes will be posted on the Chapter's web
site:
Catharine Jansen, Midstates' Secretary/Treasurer, presented the Treasurer's report. So far, 19 individuals had renewed their membership for 2004. The Chapter's account balance as of 4/9/04 was $2,533.16.Expenses for 2003 and 2004,since the Fall 2003 meeting, were the $400 donation to the New York Welcome Party, the $250 matching donation to the Travel Award, and $47.10 for the Fall 2003 meeting, for incurred expenses that were not paid for by registration fees. Income for the fall of 2003 and the spring of 2004 was $480, earned from 23 regular memberships, and 2 student memberships. The balance of the Award account as of 3/31/04 was $2300. Midwest Regional Representative Leigh Gates suggested to take a look at several documents on the ARLIS/NA web site:
the Core Competencies document and the Strategic Terrie announced that we need a volunteer to host and maintain the chapter’s web site, since Erika Dowell, Indiana
University, has left art librarianship. Volunteers Alba Fernandez, from Indianapolis, and Terrie Wilson, from East Lansing, MI, volunteered for the Nominating Committee. Dicussion continued about the possibility of the Chapter hosting the 2008 annual conference in Indianapolis. Two days
before the start of the conference Ursula was B.J. Irvine, Indiana University, handed out a list of positions on the conference planning committee that had already been filled. Ursula reported that a couple of weeks before some planning committee members had a meeting with two teachers for graphic
design from the Herron School of Art (...,Assistant Professor) and Butler conference in the fall of 2005, with a prize of $100 to be awarded in the spring of The theme of the conference would be: “Art Information at the Crossroads. B.J. asked for volunteers to fill positions on the conference planning committee. She thought that we should find out within two weeks whether we would host the conference in 2008 or 2009. B.J. moved that we donate $100 to the Fred Hillbruner Memorial Book Fund. The motion was seconded by Leigh Gates. Amy announced that we could get funding for special projects. She mentioned the Texas-Mexico Chapter, which translated their brochure and web site into Spanish. The deadline for submitting a request for funding is June 30th. Questions were asked about qualifications for the travel award (which could not be awarded this year for lack of qualified candidates.) Leslie Kottwakeford, Art Institute of Chicago, volunteered to look again at the conditions together with Alba. The exhibitions were discussed that will be at the Milwaukee Museum of Art when we meet there. That Friday there will also be a Gallery Evening in the city. Leigh remarked that we had gotten thin on professional development programming at Chapter meetings. She suggested getting some programming. Catharine will provide Amy with a list of suggestions from the membership forms. Marsha Stevenson, Notre Dame University, is still looking for a replacement of Jane Devine. Amy is going to put out a call for a coordinator to contact area LIS programs. If nobody comes forward, Rijn Templeton
will take on the task. The meeting was adjourned Respectfully submitted,
Catharine Jansen
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