Program Committee

Minutes of the “Crimea-2010” International Conference Program Committee Meeting

“Crimea-2010” International Conference Program Committee

meeting took place on January 21, 2010.

 

Present at the meeting were:

Program Committee members:

Ekaterina Genieva (Deputy Chair, Program Committee), Julia Dresher, Galina Evstigneeva, Galina Elfimova, Pavel Zaydfudim, Andrey Zemskov, Lyubov Kazachenkova, Ada Kolganova, Evgeny Kuzmin (Chair, Program Committee), Boris Marshak, Nadezhda Pavlova (Executive Secretary, Program Committee), Gennady Popov, Olga Putilina, Eduard Sukiasyan, Olga Tolstikova, Vladimir Firsov, Yakov Shrayberg (Head, “Crimea” International Conference Organizing Committee, Deputy Chair, Program Commitee), Darya Aminova (Secretary, Program Committee).

Visiting specialists:

Olga Gromova and Elena Ivanova (“Library at School” newspaper), Igor Gruzdev (Russian State Library), Elena Zakharova (Russian State Library for the Blind), Lyudmila Skachkova (M.I. Rudomino All-Russia State Library for Foreign Literature), Julia Sokolova (International University of Business and New Technologies, Yaroslavl, Russia), Elena Tikhonova (“Biblioteka” (Library) Journal).

 

Agenda:

  1. Discussion of the new proposals (activity applications) for the “Crimea-2010” Conference program, received before January 20, 2010.

  2. Current affairs, miscellaneous.

Evgeny Kuzmin, Ekaterina Genieva, Yakov Shrayberg presided over the meeting.

Yakov Shrayberg pointed out that to date the Program Committee has received many oral proposals, but only five written ones. As a result, it were the written proposals that were disussed first of all (see Appendix).

Evgeny Kuzmin presented activity applications.

All the applications were approved of. However, the Program Committee edited the name of the round table proposed by the Russian State Library for Young Adults: “Sink or swim?! – Library HR youth policy: today and tomorrow”. It was decided to leave only its second part: “Library HR youth policy: today and tomorrow”.

Ekaterina Genieva spoke about the activities of M.I. Rudomino All-Russia State Library for Foreign Literature, planned for the “Crimea-2010” Conference. Above all, it was underlined that an event dedicated to the 65-th Anniversary of the Great Patriotic War Victory should take place within the forum framework.

To preserve the tradition of holding evenings with modern writers, Ekaterina Genieva proposed to invite Margarita Khemlin, “Big Book-2009” literary award finalist.

 

Program Committee’s Decisions:

Program Committee approved of the inclusion of the new activity applications, arrived in written form before January 20, 2010, as well as submitted at the meeting, into the “Crimea-2010” International Conference program. The activity applications are as follow:

  1. “Peculiarities of library work with the youth in public libraries and libraries of educational institutions” round table (host – Irina Mikhnova, Director, Russian State Library for Young Adults).

  2. “Library HR youth policy: today and tomorrow” (host – Tatiana Makarenko, Head, Russian State Library for Young Adults Information and Consulting Centre “Library Career”; Chair, Russian State Library session “Youth in Library Activities”).

  3. “100th anniversary of the poet’s home – an important event for Ukrainian, Russian and European cultural communities” round table (application made by Boris Poletavkin, Director General, Ecological, Historical, and Cultural Reserve “M. Voloshin’s Cimmeria”).

  4. “Digital projects for cultural heritage conservation” workshop (application made by Mats Lindquist, National Library of Sweden).

  5. “Windows to America – 10th anniversary of the program” workshop

  6. “Libraries. 65-th anniversary of the Great Patriotic War Victory” – program in Grigory Baklanov’s memory.

 

 

Appendix

1. Applications made by the Russian State Library for Young Adults – two round tables:

“Peculiarities of library work with the youth in public libraries and libraries of educational institutions”. Host – Irina Mikhnova, Director, Russian State Library for Young Adults. The estimated number of participants – 20-25 people, duration – 3 hours.

“Sink or swim?! – Library HR youth policy: today and tomorrow”. Host – Tatiana Makarenko, Head, Russian State Library for Young Adults Information and Consulting Centre “Library Career”; Chair, Russian State Library session “Youth in Library Activities”. The estimated number of participants – 20-25 people, duration – 3 hours.

2. “100th anniversary of the poet’s home – an important event for Ukrainian, Russian and European cultural communities” round table (application made by Boris Poletavkin, Director General, Ecological, Historical, and Cultural Reserve “M. Voloshin’s Cimmeria”).

3. “Digital projects for cultural heritage conservation” workshop (application made by Mats Lindquist, National Library of Sweden).

4. “Windows to America – 10th anniversary of the program” workshop

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