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Started by Diane Kovacs
Tue, 15 Jun 1993 05:23
Call for editors: Peer-reviewed LIBRES
Author: Diane Kovacs
Date: Tue, 15 Jun 1993 05:23
Date: Tue, 15 Jun 1993 05:23
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******************Call for Editors******************
__LIBRES: Library and Information Science Research
Electronic Journal__ ISSN: 1058-6768
A peer-reviewed electronic journal
Editors are sought for LIBRES. General qualifications
include an academic degree or experience in a library or
information science discipline, experience in using e-mail
and Internet/Bitnet resources, especially electronic
journals. Experience in editing, authoring and/or publishing
will be helpful.
The Editorial Board:
Diane Kovacs, Kent State University, Editor-in-Chief
Leslie Haas, Kent State University,
News, Reviews and Discussion section Editor
Research and Applications Section Editor (to be appointed)
Essays and Opinions Section Editor (to be appointed)
Pre-prints and Abstracts Section Editor (to be apointed)
Associate Editors:
Amey Park, Kent State University*
Julie Gedeon, Kent State University*
Barbara Schloman, Kent State University*
Tona Henderson, Kent State University
Don Kraft, Louisiana State University
*Founding Editors
__LIBRES: Library and Information Science Research
Electronic Journal__ ISSN: 1058-6768
LIBRES is a quarterly, peer-reviewed electronic journal with
an editorial board of library and information science
scholars. LIBRES communicates scholarly thought on library
and information science.
Since 1990, LIBRES has published non-refereed articles,
reports, and drafts as well as news and discussion of library
and information science research, applications, and events.
The first regular, quarterly issue which includes the peer-
reviewed sections will be on Oct. 15, 1993. When warranted
by the volume and flow of scholarship, special and/or
supplementary issues on emergent themes will be distributed.
LIBRES will have four sections:
1. Research and applications (refereed)
Peer-reviewed scholarly articles from multiple sub-
disciplines of library and information science on such
topics as analysis, evaluation, applications (reports of
progress at libraries), and other research.
Editor to be Appointed
2. Essays and opinions (non-refereed)
Edited by Diane K. Kovacs
3. News, letters, Reviews of print and electronic resources
and other discussions (non-refereed)
Edited by Leslie Haas
4. Pre-Print and Abstracts Distribution (non-refereed)
Editor to be Appointed
LIBRES will be distributed through a listserv fileserver, an
ftp site and a gopher server. Subscribers will be made aware
of the available issue by distribution of a quarterly table
of contents to LIBRES, LIBREF-L, and other e-conferences that
request the service. LIBRES will be indexed in the ERIC RIE.
All editorial communications take place on a private listserv
e-conference. Editors will be subscribed to that e-
conference when they are appointed. An online organizational
meeting will be held with all editors via the
editorial e-conference. This will mean logging on and
reading your e-mail from the e-conference and responding as
frequently as you are able.
In addition to the editors named, the journal will have the
following editorial contributors: associate editors, special
issue editors, columnists, and correspondents. Full
recognition and credit will be attributed to contributors.
*Associate editors* shall be standing jurors/referees/readers
on substantive topics such as specific networks and bbs,
discussion groups/conferences, ejournals, information
distribution/retrieval, databases, networking tools, or
virtual reality. An associate editor shall read submitted
papers, judge the quality of papers submitted for blind
review, edit papers submitted for blind review, and advise
the Editor-in-Chief about the worthiness of papers reviewed,
and recommend whether to publish submitted papers as
articles in the journal. Specific qualifications include
experience as an editor/juror/referee/reader, relevant
publications.
*Special issue editors* take responsibility for special or
supplementary issues of the journal devoted to a particular
theme or idea. The responsibility includes the selection of
the topic, announcing the special/supplementary issue and
call for papers jointly with the Editor-in-Chief or Section
Editor as appropriate, receiving submissions, obtaining peer
review by associate editors and other specialized referees,
and necessary communication with authors, referees, and the
Editor-in-Chief or Section Editor.
*Columnists* write regular essay and opinion pieces. Special
qualifications are articulate writing and humor. Send a
sample column to the section editor.
*Correspondents* write regular news and review articles. Send your ideas and sa
If you are qualified and interested in an editorial role
with the journal, please send an electronic message giving a
notification of interest with the following details:
1. Role/position of interest
2. Statement of interest
3. Professional postal address
4. Electronic mail address
5. Academic degree(s) and/or professional experience
6. e-mail and Internet use experience
7. Editorial experience
8. Relevant publication(s)
9. References with e-mail addresses
10. Complete and return the Qualifications Checklist below,
via e-mail
Send electronic mail to:
Diane K. Kovacs, Editor-in-Chief, LIBRES
BITNET editors@kentvm
Internet editors@kentvm.kent.edu
All notifications of interest shall be screened by the
Editor-in-Chief and submitted with recommendations to
the Editorial Board for appointments to all roles.
Appointments shall be made by the Editorial Board on
or before July 20, 1993. Members of the Editorial Board may be contacted at edi
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QUALIFICATIONS CHECKLIST FOR EDITORS
Please check below ALL of those areas in which you feel you
have sufficient experience and knowledge to serve as a
referee for scholarly articles:
_____ Academic librarianship, general
_____ Bibliographic Utilities
_____ Network Utilities
_____ Public librarianship, general
_____ School librarianship, general
_____ Special librarianship, general
_____ Acquisitions, specifically:
___________________________________________
___________________________________________
___________________________________________
_____ Administration, Library, specifically:
___________________________________________
___________________________________________
___________________________________________
_____ Archives
_____ Automation, Library, specifically:
___________________________________________
___________________________________________
___________________________________________
_____ Bibliographic Instruction
_____ Budget
_____ Cataloging, specifically:
___________________________________________
___________________________________________
___________________________________________
_____ Circulation, specifically:
___________________________________________
___________________________________________
___________________________________________
_____ Collection Development and Management, specifically:
___________________________________________
___________________________________________
___________________________________________
_____ Serials, specifically:
___________________________________________
___________________________________________
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_____ Government Documents, specifically:
___________________________________________
___________________________________________
___________________________________________
_____ Inter-library Loan
_____ Planning
_____ Reference, specifically:
___________________________________________
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_____ Special Collections, specifically:
___________________________________________
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_____ Research Methodology
_____ Statistical or Quantitative Analysis
_____ Qualitative Analysis
_____ Other, specifically:
___________________________________________
___________________________________________
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