Cover photo: Willamette Hall is the newest addition to the University of Oregon's integrated science complex, which houses both departments and interdisciplinary institutes. Shown above is Johnson Hall, one of fifty major campus buildings, and site of the President's office and other administrative activities. Founded in 1876, and a member of the prestigious Association of American Universities since 1969, the UO has an enrollment of 17,000 students. Appropriate to the climate of the rainy Pacific Northwest, the school's beloved mascot is a duck. |
Current Issues for Higher Education Information Resources Management
Institution-Wide Information Strategies
Defamation Charges in a Networked Environment
Diversity and Leadership: Mentoring Builds Leaders of the Future
Higher Education and the Forces of Self-Organization: An Interview with Margaret Wheatley
The Changing Role of the Information Resources Professional: A Dialogue
Using Regional Cooperation and Technology to Achieve Cost Savings: The Midwestern Higher Education Commission
Preparing for Virtual Commerce in Higher Learning
The Electronic Library: New Roles for Librarians
Student Telephone Self-Activation at Boston College
The Center for Innovation in Instruction at Valley City State University: Improving Teaching with Technology
A Service Approach to Providing Off-Campus Internet Access |
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