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STVLibraries’ Inclusion in Lib-Web-Cats Directory
On December 3, 2008, the St. Thomas of Villanova Libraries was officially included in the Lib-Web-Cats directory.
Lib-Web-Cats (library web sites and catalogs)
is a free directory of libraries throughout the world.
The STVLibraries is the 6th academic library from the Philippines that was listed in the directory. Among others, include: John L. Detwiler Memorial Library (Adventist University of the Philippines, Silang, Cavite); Rizal Library (Ateneo De Manila University, Quezon City); Aklatang Emilio Aguinaldo (De La Salle University – Dasmariņas, (Dasmarinas, Cavite); University of Santo Tomas Library (University of Santo Tomas, Manila); and, UPOU Library (University
of the Philippines Open University (UPOU), Los Baņos, Laguna).
This directory
is maintained and edited by Marshall Breeding, the Director for Innovative Technologies and Research at the Jean and Alexander
Heard Library at Vanderbilt University.
STVLibraries
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Philippine Librarians Association, Inc.(PLAI)
Annual National Congress
Participation to Philippine Librarians Association,Inc.(PLAI) Annual National
Congress on November 20-22, 2008, Grand Men Seng Hotel, Davao City >>Read more>>>
National Book Week Contests
The
National Book Week Committee of the Philippine Librarians Association Inc. (PLAI) would like to announce the holding of various
contests in celebration of the 74th anniversary of the National Book Week which
will run from Nov 24-30, 2008.
This
year's National Book Week theme is "BATANG PALABASA DALUBHASA SA KULTURA". According to Contest Committee Chair, Ms. Leonila
Galvez, there will be four (4) contests this year, namely : STORYTELLING CONTEST of the book "Ang Pambihirang Buhok ni Lola"
by Renee Villanueva. This is open to all Grade 4 to 6 students from the 14 divisions of the National Capital Region; ESSAY
WRITING CONTEST which is open to secondary school students from the National Capital Region; POSTER-MAKING CONTEST which is
open to college students of both public and private colleges and universities nationwide;
and lastly, a BOOK PARADE CONTEST which is open to all elementary and secondary public or private schools in Metro Manila.
Registration
of interested students for the storytelling, essay writing and book parade contests as well as the submission of entries for
the poster-making contest will be for the period Sept 30 up to Oct 6, 2008.
The
National Book Week is in cooperation with The National Library (TNL). For contest details, please contact Over-all Chair Fe
E. Abelardo at TNL through 525 0926 or Ms Leonila Galvez of M. Hizon Elementary School through 252 2223.
Regional Conference on Empowering Librarians in the 21st Century
The
Philippine Librarians Association Inc - Southern Tagalog Region Librarians Council (PLAI-STRLC) will hold its Regional Conference
and General Assembly on September 24-26, 2008 at the Queen Margarette Hotel, Domoit
Diversion Road, Lucena City,
Quezon Province.
The
theme for this year activity is “Regional Conference on Empowering Librarians in the 21st Century.” It aims to
stress the importance of the involvement of librarians in enabling students and its community to become critical thinkers
and effective users of information in all formats and media; strengthen librarian's understanding of the library’s basic
functions and how technology has changed these basic functions; and to empower the administrators, librarians, information
professionals and teacher-librarians in conquering successfully the library challenges of the 21st century.
The
topics include: ABC’s of Librarians’ Success in the Workplace; Personal and Professional Competencies; Library
Administration and Management; Basic Library Functions and Services; Current Trends in Information Technology as Applied to
Libraries.
The 2008 Library & Information Literacy Workshop
Series : An Invitation
The
St. Thomas of Villanova Libraries cordially invites you to the 2008 Library & Information Literacy Workshop Series. The workshop series provides the SSC-R de Cavite community with opportunities to learn about new technologies, resources
and issues affecting the changing information landscape.
1. Lecture-Workshop on Information
Literacy and Research Skills for Students. Information
literacy comprises the abilities to find, evaluate, use and communicate information. In the 21st century, these complex abilities
are more important than ever for today's students as they enter the world of work. The lecture-workshop for college students
will be conducted in coordination with the Communication Arts Department on June 30 – July 4, 2008 at the College Auditorium.
However, for high school students it will be incorporated in one of their activities conducted during library periods.
2.
Workshop on Information Searches Using Internet/Web-Based Resources. The Internet has established itself as an indispensable research tool and information source. Learn how to navigate
the Internet efficiently and to harness the power of search engines, directories, and the "Invisible Web" to make your Internet
searches yield high-quality results while taking less of your time. This interactive session will help you: formulate search
strategies; locate and evaluate information; familiarize you with electronic resources; and learn how a skilled information
professional can assist you!. This lecture-workshop is open to all basic education teachers, college professors and
students’ enrolled in Methods of Research.
Workshop Schedules For Faculty & Students:
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Date & Time |
Audience |
Venue |
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4 July
2008 / 1:00–4:00 p.m. |
COE/IE
students |
Internet
Lab 1 |
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11
July 2008 / 3:00–5:00 p.m. |
Psychology
students |
Internet/CD-ROM
Station |
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19
July 2008 / 9:00–12:00 a.m. |
College of Bus., Accountancy & IHM faculty
MBA
students |
Internet Lab 1 |
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28
July 2008 / 9:00–12:00 a.m. |
College
of Arts & Sciences Faculty |
Internet Lab 1 |
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Religious
Education Faculty |
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28
July 2008 / 1:00–3:00 p.m. |
College
of Eng’g & Criminology Faculty |
Internet
Lab 1 |
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4-8
Aug2008/8:00a.m.–5:00 p.m. |
Computer
Studies Students |
Internet
Lab 1 |
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7 Aug
2008 / 4:00 – 7:00 p.m. |
Computer
Studies Faculty |
Internet
Lab 1 |
Workshop
schedules not listed above will be held on a Saturday or on the preferred date of the requesting department. For registration and scheduling, please contact us through phone at (046) 431-0861 local 741 or, e-mail
us at lib_recoletosdecavite@yahoo.com.
Seminar-Workshop on Basic Library Management
The Cavite Librarians Association, Inc. will be holding a 3-day Seminar-Workshop on "Basic Library Management" on May 26-28,
2008 at the Old Session Hall of Cavite Provincial Capitol, Trece Martires City,
Cavite.
It aims to enhance
the teachers-librarian and other library personnel’s technical skills on basic library management in school libraries
which includes the following topic: cataloging & classifying
of library materials, reference & information services for school library, library instruction for teacher librarian,
managing school libraries and library automation.
STV Libraries’ Director Elected to Lead the Southern Tagalog Region Librarians Council
Marcial R. Batiancila, Director of the St. Thomas of Villanova Libraries, was elected Regional Chair of the PLAI-
Southern Tagalog Regions Librarians Council (PLAI-STRLC) at its recent general assembly in Laguna on October 9-10, 2007. The Association is a regional council of librarians and information professionals
under the umbrella of the Philippine Librarians Association, Inc. Membership is open to all licensed librarians from the provinces
of Aurora, Cavite, Laguna, Batangas, Quezon, Oriental Mindoro, Occidental Mindoro, Palawan, Marinduque, Rizal and Romblon.
Also elected to the PLAI-STRLC board are: Vice-Chair : Audrey G. Anday
(UPOU); Secretary , Rene B. Manlangit (San Pablo Colleges); Treasurer : Rosario A. Villamater (Manuel S. Enverga University);
Auditor : Rosita Masangkay (Batangas Prov’l Library); Board of Directors: Jocelyn Haling (St. Michael’s College) and Freya Faye Perez (CSJ de Letran-Calamba);
House of Delegates: Jhenny P. Encina (CSJde Letran-Calamba), Michael John Tolentino (Imus Institute) NOMELEC Chair : Ms. Charity
Mahusay (SSC-R de Cavite), Members: Ms. Rowena Andaya (IRRI), Louella Bagis (CSJ de Letran-Calamba), Jennalyn Pancho (Quezon
Prov’l Library) and Joyce Pascua (Olivarez College).
On the other hand, in the recently concluded election of the Cavite Librarians Association, Inc. on December 7, 2007,
Mrs. Chairty R.. Mahusay was also elected as Member of the Board of Directors and Mr. Batiancila as Ex-officio Officer.
Recoletos de Cavite Libraries Renamed
On August 31, 2007, the school board unanimously approved the proposal of the Library
on the renaming of the Recoletos de Cavite Libraries to St. Thomas of Villanova Libraries. The
renaming of the Library is a fitting tribute to St. Thomas for his promotion of studies and
missions in the Order of Saint Augustine, and for his love
and care for the poor.
The launching of the renaming of the Libraries took place on November 26, 2007 during
the opening ceremonies of the 2007 Library and Information Services Month and the 73rd National Book Week celebration. The ceremony started with the unveiling and blessing of the statue of the saint installed
at the Main Library and was then followed by a “Forum on the Life and Spirituality of St. Thomas of Villanova”
with Rev. Fr. Alden V. Alipin, OAR (VP-Academics) as the resource speaker. Present
during the inauguration were the following— Rev. Fr. Emilio P. Jaruda, OAR (College President) and several school authorities,
librarians and faculty.
It is praiseworthy and noteworthy that the Library was renamed in honor of St.
Thomas meriting his contribution to the Order of Saint Augustine
and recognizing his life of virtue and for his service to God and the Church.
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