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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMINUTES - 07272004 - C.19-C.20 TO: BOARD OF SUPERVISORS y Contra � -- FROM: [INTERNAL OPERATIONS COMMITTEE Costa ` DATE: JULY 19, 2004 County SUBJECT: APPOINTMENT TO THE BAY AREA LIBRARY& INFORMATION SYSTEM LAY ADVISORY BOARD SPECIFIC REQUEST(S`y OR RECOMMENDATION(S)&BACKGROUND AND JUSTIFICATION RECOMMENDATION: APPOINT the following individual to the Bay Area Library & Information System Lay Advisory Board: Nominee Seat Term Expiration Alan B. Smith County Representative January 31, 2006 4823 Boxer Blvd. Concord, CA 94521 BACKGROUND: The Bay Area Library & Information System Lay Advisory Board was established in 1979 pursuant to the California Library Services Act of 1977 to assist the Administrative Council in the development of the library system service plan. The Administrative Council is composed of the directors of the nine library systems of Alameda County, Contra Costa County, and the cities of Berkeley, Richmond, Hayward, Livermore, Oaklaild and San Francisco. The CONTINUED ON ATTACHMENT: YES SIGNATURE: RECOMMENDATION OF COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR RECOMMEP16#10N OF BOARD COMMITTEE APPROVE OTHER � c SIGNATURE(S): GAYL QRKKEMA, Chair DeSAULNIER ACTION OF BOARD ON July 27� 2004 APPROVE AS RECOMMENDED XOTHER VOTE OF SUPERVISORS I HEREBY CERTIFY THAT THIS IS A TRUE AND CORRECT COPY OF AN ACTION TAKEN X UNANIMOUS(ABSENT Node ) AND ENTERED ON THE MINUTES OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS ON THE DATE AYES: NOES: _ SHOWN. ABSENT: ABSTAIN: ATTESTED: JULY 27,2004 CONTACT: JULIE ENEA (925)335-1077 JOHN SWEETEN,CLERK OF THE BOARD OF SUPE SOBS OUNTY ADMIN#STRATOR CC: INTERNAL OPERATIONS COMMITTEE STAFF ANNE CAIN,LIBRARIAN B DEPUTY Bay Area Library&Information Systems Lay Advisory Board Appointment July 19, 2004 Internal Operations Committee Page 2 Lay Advisory Board is composed of one citizen representative from each of the nine systems. The Board of Supervisors may appoint one representative and one alternate representative. By law, an appointee may serve no more than two consecutive terms. The Internal Operations Committee reviews nominations for the County's seat on the Advisory Board. The Internal Operations Committee, at its July 19, 2004 meeting, reviewed and approved the nomination to reappoint Mr. Smith, and now proffers this recommendation to the Board of Supervisors. n�^y • lt [�vd l CONTRA COSTA COUNTY LIBRARY INTER-OFFICE MEMO Phone: (925) 848=842 t , lx, : r;aft Fax: (925) 848-5481 TO: internal Operations Committee FROM: Corinne Kelly, Executive Secretary DATE: Jane 185 2004 SUBJECT: Bay Area Library& information System (BALLS) Lay Advisory Board (SAB) The library needs to appoint someone to fill the Bay Area Library& Information System(BALD) Lay Advisory Beard (SAB) vacancy through April 30, 2005. The library recommends that Alan B. Smith fill the vacancy. The library followed the Internal Operations Committee's recommended procedures for this recruitment: • Issued press releases on February 25, 2004 announcing the vacancy throughout Contra Costa County and posted the vacancy on the library's Web site, www.ccelib.org • Ten applications were received by the March 12, 2004 deadline. Two applicants withdrew. • A sub-committee of the Library Commission was appointed at their regular scheduled March 25, 2004 meeting, Library Commission Vice-Chair, Regina Brinker and Commissioners Dennis Myric and Earl Austin were appointed as the sub-committee. • Amer reviewing applications, the sub-committee selected four people to interview and one applicant withdrew. • The sub-committee at a May 5, 2004 public meeting interviewed three applicants. The sub- committee selected Alan B. Smith as the applicant to recommend to the Library Commission to fill the vacancy. • At the May 27, 2004 Library Commission meeting, the Commission reviewed the minutes from the May 5, 2004 sub-committee meeting and concluded with a recommendation of Alan B. Smith. A copy of the May 5, 2004 sub-committee agenda packet, which includes the press release, and the Library Commission May 27, 2004 agenda, which includes the minutes from the May 5, 2004 sub- committee interview meeting are enclosed. Please consider recommending Alan B. Smith to the Board of Supervisors to fill the Bay Area Library & Information System(BALIS) Lay Advisory Board(SAB)vacancy. oAballs\04june Internal operations.doo CONTRA COSTA COUNTY LIBRARY COMMISSION A G E N D A DATE: Thursday, May 27,'2004 TIME: 7.00 p.m. LOCATION: Contra Costa County Library Headquarters 75 Santa Barbara Road, Pleasant Hill, Administration Conference Room C The Library Commission will provide reasonable accommodations for persons with disabilities planning to attend Library Commission meetings who contact Library Administration at least 24 hours before the meeting, at(925) 646-6423. 7:40 p.m. CALL REGULAR MEETING TO ORDER 1. The Library Commission Chairperson will call the meeting to order. 2. COMMISSION BOOKSHELF Library Commissioners can provide suggestions for current reading. 3. ROLL CALL 4. INTRODUCTIONS r Visitors will have an opportunity to introduce themselves; self-introductions are voluntary. • Introduction of Nora LaPointe,Contra Costa County's Employee of the Year 5. ITEMS FROM THE PUBLIC Speakers from the audience may address the Library Commission on any relevant issue that is not scheduled for the agenda. Public comment can be made on agenda items when the item is discussed. Public comment is limited to three minutes per speaker and all speakers must fill out a speaker card. 6. ACTION ACCEPTANCE OF MINUTES -Agenda Attachment 1 Approve or amend the minutes of the meeting of March 25, 2004, 7. ACTION APPROVAL OF AGENDA Approve or amend the agenda for the meeting of May 27,2004. 8. ITEMS OF INTEREST TO THE COMMISSION AND ANNOUNCEMENTS Commissioners or library staff may make announcements regarding Library Commission, library or Friends group activities of interest to other Library Commission members. 9. CORRESPONDENCE -.Agenda Attachment 2 Receipt and referral of any Library Commission correspondence including,but not limited to: ■ Letter from Commissioner Dennis Lawrence • Letter from County Administrator John Sweeten requesting budget input from County advisory boards and the response from the Library Commission • Appointment Board Order of Greg Enholm,District V Representative, to Library Commission • American Libraries March 2004 article about Canada's Arctic Communities provided by Alan. Smith o:�commissi O3-041agenda,04may27,doc fk � �� �a � � -q�i "y�yy n7 �� ' �{�" ��4}�Cf, �` � � 'a��"7� �✓{::,r*�'3 �_ �' � `'Y �>'' . , 3 "�'� `� yda�" S'f�, ,. ,� a T s'... A 10. REPORT FROM COUNTY LIBRARIAN-Agenda Attachment 3 The County Librarian will report on current activities of interest including,but not limited to: ■ 2004 NACo Acts of Caring Awards--Technology for Teens in Transition ■ Library's ` Leave a Legacy' program ■ BALIS - `Discover the.Bay Area's best value... your library' ■ National Library Week and Fun Run/Walk ■ Richmond Library update ■ Budget update ■ Retirement of State Librarian, Dr. Kevin Starr ■ CLA Legislative Day in Sacramento -April 21, 2004 ■ National ALA Legislative Day in Washington D.C. --May 2-4,2004 11. 7:15 p.m. OLD BUSINESS A. LIBRARY STAFF WILL REPORT ON DISCUSSION WITH LIBRARY FRIENDS AND FOUNDATIONS ABOUT A COUNTY-WIDE FOUNDATION B. BAY AREA LIBRARY AND INFORMATION SYSTEM (BALIS)LAY ADVISORY ACTION BOARD APPLICANT REVIEW-Agenda Attachment 5 The Bay Area Library and Information System(BALIS), which is the nine public libraries in the Bay Area, has a Lay Advisory Board. At the March 25, 2004 meeting Library Commissioners selected a Sub-Committee to recommend a representative. Commissioners will consider the Sub- Committee's recommendation ask the Board of Supervisors to appoint Alan Smith to the Bay Area Library and Information System(BALIS) Lay Advisory Board. 12. NEW BUSINESS A. TECHNOLOGY TODAY AND TOMORROW A presentation will be given by Deputy County Librarian: Support Services, Cathy Sanford 14. ACTION AGENDA SETTING FOR NEXT MEETING, THURSDAY July 22,2004 Commissioner will offer items to consider at the next meeting including: 15. 9:00 p.m. ADJOURNMENT to the July 22,2004 Library Commission Meeting Contact telephone number during meeting: (925)646-6434 Commissioners,please call Corinne Kelly, Executive Secretary, at(925)927-3206,by Wednesday,May 26, 2004 if you will NOT be at the meeting. The Library Commission will provide reasonable accommodations for persons with disabilities planning to attend Library Commission meetings who contact Library Administration at least 24 hours before the meeting, at(925) 646-6423. + o:lcommissi103-041aaende104mav27_doc y CONTRA COSTA COUNTY LIBRARY COMMISSION AGENDA ATTACHMENT 4 MEETING DATE: Thursday,May 27,2004 AGENDA ITEM#: 11 B. ITEM: BAY AREA LIBRARY AND INFORMATION SYSTEM (BALIS)LAY ADVISORY BOARD APPLICANT CONSIDERATION OF SUB-COMMITTTEES RECOMMENDATION Recommended action: The Bay Area Library and Information System(BALIS), which is the nine public libraries in the Bay Area, has a Lay Advisory Board. Commissioners will consider the Library's Sub-Committee's recommendation ask the Board of Supervisors to appoint Alan Smith to the Bay Area Library and Information System(BALIS) Lay Advisory Board. o.a OMMIssn03•041AcsamAuaIJB00f d. CONTRA COSTA COUNTY LIBRARY COMMISSION MINUTES Wednesday,May 5, 2004 TIME: 10:15 a.m. i- 12:40 noon & 4:30 p.m.—5:45 p.m. 1 SPECIAL MEETING OF THE BALIS SYSTEM ADVISORY BOARD SUB-COMMITTEE OF THE LIBRARY COMMISSION This meeting is to interview and recommend to the Library Commission a representative to the Bay Area Library & Information System (BALIS) Lay System Advisory Board (SAB) to represent the Contra Costa County Library. 2 ROLL CALL of the BALIS Sub-Committee of the Library Commission Vice-Chair of the Library Commission, Regina.Brinker; Library Commission Alternates Dennis Myrick, and Earl Austin. 3 APPROVAL OF THE AGENDA Waiter Ruelhig withdrew his application,therefore there will not be a 4:30 pm interview. The remaining agenda for the special meeting of the Sub-Committee on May 5, 2004 was approved. 4 INTRODUCTIONS Also present at the meeting: Concord resident Chauncey Lindquist; Executive Secretary Corinne Kelly. 5 ITEMS FROM THE PUBLIC None 6. APPLICANTS FOR THE BAY AREA LIBRARY AND INFORMATION SYSTEM (BALIS) LAY ADVISORY BOARD MEMBER VACANCY: At the beginning of each interview Regina Brinker, Vice-Chair of the Library Commission, explained that nine applications were received for the vacancy, three applicants withdrew and the Sub-Committee has selected three applicants to be interviewed for consideration as the BALIS Systems Lay Advisory Board representing the Contra Costa County Library. The Sub-Committee will make a recommendation to the Library Commission at their next meeting. The Commission will then make a recommendation to the Board of Supervisors. Letters will be sent to each interviewee after all interviews are completed. The terra for the BALIS Lay Advisory Board appointment ends April 2005. INTERVIEW of DAVID KRUEGEL Mr. Kruegel explained that he contacted the County Librarian's secretary to learn about BALIS and he also reviewed the BALIS Website for information. Mr. Kruegel has a long time interest in libraries. His background shills and experience, combined with his library interest would enable him to make a positive contribution. Mr. Kruegel commented on his: • `understanding of government agencies because of his background in the health department and federal government veterans' administration. He has a non-clinical view of delivery of services, data processing and working with a cooperation between universities and the VA hospitals, which works include UCSF c:\commissi\03-041minutesiO4may5 special meeting balis.doc �r�1� ZID ii. T }, 1i YV3ft�iLL F wsn`" rrx ,�T 4m+, i. and UCLA. • An interest and experience in information systems, which include working with statistics. He was responsible for developing information system programs for college students when he was a dean. He worked extensively with database issues as a part of his administrative management responsibilities. • Experience with libraries, mostly university libraries, including a background in recommendation, acquisitions,periodicals,book reserves and working directly with librarians and their assistants. • He uses the Moraga Library and said that he is impressed with the library's Web site. He does not recognize any particular short-term problem facing Contra Costa County Library, however he does not feel familiar enough with the library system to recognize problems, with the exception of funding. He recognizes funding problems as a significant issue. He heard about the recent library's fun run as an effort to raise money. He has given money to the Friends, and commented that there may be some lack in responding with thank you letters. Mr. Kruegel added that he thinks the library could do more to promote its identity and funding issues. Commissioner Myrick acknowledged Mr. Kruegel's participation with the elections commission in Moraga. Mr. Kruegel said that he was involved with the school parcel tax and that he feels he had a positive influence on the elections committee Mr. Kruegel said that he can travel to meetings throughout the Bay Area. It would be very rare for him tc have a conflict that he couldn't resolve in order to attend a meeting. Mr. Kruegel understands that the BALIS Advisory position is a Contra Costa County Library representative, representing the community Countywide and will share information with the other nine community members of the BALIS Advisory Body. INTERVIEW of KATHERINE BRACKEN Katherine Bracken explained that she is a heavy library user. She has a strong interest in libraries and has a library background as documented in her application. She is interested in learning and participating behind the scenes of the Contra Costa County Library. She has witnessed changes in library practices such as the manual card system through to the current technology. She expressed concern with the library switching to the automated self-check machines because this approach might not be library patron friendly. She added that patrons appear more comfortable using the self-check process as they become more familiar with it. Vice-chair Brinker explained that the self--check machines help free up library staff to offer more time for them to interact with library patrons who need their assistance. Ms. Bracken expressed an interest in children's resources and information technology. She is able to travel to various areas in the Bay Area to attend BALIS meetings whether daytime or evenings. Ms. Bracken expressed interest in the process that BALIS uses for their interlibrary loans, the fluidity of its operation, and possible improvements in tracking material. She added that she has experience working ii libraries in Ireland and used libraries in England where her knowledge and skills could possibly benefit libraries here. She noticed that BALIS is developing an automated catalogue and it will interest her to see the way information and material will be exchanged through BALIS. Fµ INTERVIEW of WALTER RU'EHLIG Walter Ruehlig submitted an e-mail to the Executive Secretary withdrawing his application. INTERVIEW of ALAN SMITH Mr. Snaith is familiar with BALIS and has read their Website. He explained that he is well qualified to serve as the BALIS Advisory Board member because of his range of library experience, including being on the CALTAC Board for the past six years and conducting twenty board trainings, and his interaction with the library community. He has experience with all sizes of libraries, which would benefit working with the BALIS libraries. Mr. Smith has a history of teaching in colleges. He learned that students with a library background did a lot better then their peers in economic and other term papers. He recognizes that Contra Costa County Library is fairing far better in many areas then other libraries that have larger budgets and he wants to make sure that Contra Costa County continues as a library leader. Mr. Smith would advocate raising money for libraries and focus on ways that libraries collectively could raise their voices to funding agencies. He added that Contra Costa County Library is politically active and many other libraries are not, He feels that it is important that libraries realize the importance of contact with elected representatives including council and board members and legislators. The more that libraries get the word out, the more effective libraries can be. Mr. Smith wants to focus on public relations and information sharing. He added that the person selected to represent Contra Costa County in the BALIS Advisory position should consider reporting to the Library Commission as a regular formal agenda item. He sees BALIS as a connection to network in the library community and mingle to learn from other Bay Area libraries. If he is selected for the position, his exposure in the library community as a Contra Costa County Library Commissioner, a CALTAC Board member and the BALIS advisory representative will give him broader exposure and the opportunity to work with the whole spectrum of the library community. DELIBERATE TO SELECT APPLICANT AS BALIS ADVISORY BOARD MEMBER The Sub-Committee of the Library Commission discussed the applicants. They recognized that each candidate has different skills to offer if selected for the position and would be happy if any one of them were chosen. They want to encourage each applicant to increase their involvement with the Contra Costa County Library and hope that they might consider coming to Library Commission meetings. The skills that these candidates have would be a definite asset to the library and the community, Alan Smith was outstanding in his interview by giving specifics for his approach to serving on the BALIS SAB. He already has a connection with many people in the library community, an extensive background in working with libraries, and he has a wealth of experience that he could bring to the position that would benefit the BALIS Advisory Body and help there become more successful. This would bring a worthwhile experience for the library. The unanimous selection for the Bay Area Library&Information System(BALIS)Lay System Advisory Board(SAB)representative for the Contra Costa County Library is Alan Smith. Lib aI. mss i '� .n�i7•'. a� ADJOURNMENT: The Library Sub-Committee of the Library Commission'meeting adjourned at 5.25pm. The next Library Commission meeting will be held on May 27,2004. Submitted by Corinne Kelly Executive Secretary Contra Costa County Library ................................ ......................... _. _ 4 CONTRA COSTA COUNTY LIBRARY COMMISSION MMISSION A G E N D A BATE: Wednesday, May 5,2004 TIME: 10:15 a.m.—12:00 Braun & 4:30 p.m.--5:45 p.m. LOCATION: Contra Costa County Library Headquarters 75 Santa Barbara Road, pleasant Hill, Administration The Library Commission will provide reasonable accommodations for persons with disabilities planning to attend Library Commission meetings who contact Library Administration at least 24 hours before the meeting at(925)646-6423. 1. 10:15 arra. SPECIAL MEETING OF THE BALIS SYSTEM ADVISORY BOARD SUB-COMMITTEE OF THE LIBRARY COMMISSION This special meeting has been scheduled to interview and recommend a representative for the Bay Area Library & Information System (BALIS) Lay System Advisory Board (SAB) to represent the Contra Costa County Library. BAY AREA LIBRARY AND INFORMATION SYSTEM (BALIS)LAY ADV=ISORY, BOARD BALIS, which is comprised of the nine public libraries in the Bay Area, has a Lay System Advisory Board (SAB). The Contra Costa County Library seat is currently vacant. The recruitment process to fill the vacancy included a press release announcement on February 25, 2004, and the announcement posted on the Library's Web site, www.ceelib.org. Ten applications were received by March 12, 2004and two withdrew. At the regular Library Commission meeting on March 25, 2004 Commissioners appointed a sub-committee to review and screen applications, conduct interviews and make a recommendation to the Commission at their regularly scheduled May 27,2004 meeting. The Library Commission Vice-Chairperson Regina Brinker will call the meeting to order. 2. ROLL, CALL 3. APPROVAL OF THE AGENDA Approve or amend the agenda for the special meeting of the Sub-committee on May 5,2004, 4. INTRODUCTIONS Visitors to the meeting will have an opportunity to introduce themselves; self-introductions are voluntary. 5. ITEMS FROM THE PUBLIC u Speakers from the audience may address the Library Commission on any relevant issue that is not scheduled for the agenda. Public comment can be made on agenda items when the item is discussed. Public comment is limited to three minutes per speaker. oAwmmissit03-0Cawda104may5-spectai meetng baids.doc 6 APPLICANTS FOR THE BAY AREA LIBRARY AND INFORMATION SYSTEM (BALIS)LAY ADVISORY BOARD MEMBER VACANCY WILL BE INTERVIEWED A. 10:30 a.m. INTERVIEW of DAVID KRUEGEL ACTION Sub-committee of the Library Commission will interview David Kruegel. B. 11:00 a.m. INTERVIEW of KATHERINEBRACKEN ACTION Sub-committee of the Library Commission will interview Katherine Bracken. } 1i x�M'i'� 1j� :F .�':r•Ik,�_}+'�� r! 1 � w r��.- r'tl+�+�'u t t�U3 .. �.. � , '., + +SNR ! i, ��ni•�fi! y R -. f? t raY k k s„t�:��?+u C. 4:30 p.m. INTERVIEW of WALTER RUEHLIG ACTION Sub-committee of the Library Commission will interview Walter Ruehlig. D. 5:00 p.m. INTERVIEW of ALAN SMITH ACTION Sub-committee of the Library Commission will interview Alan Smith. 7. 5:30 p.m. DELIBERATE TO SELECT APPLICANT AS BALIS ADVISORY BOARD MEMBER ACTION Sub-committee of the Library Commission will discuss the applicants and select an applicant to recommend to the Library Commission at their regular scheduled meeting, Thursday,May 27, 2004. 8. 5:45.p.m. ADJOURNMENT to the REGULARLY SCHEDLUED May 27,2004 LIBRARY ACTION COMMISSION MEETING Contact telephone number during meeting: (925)646-6434 • Sub-committee members of the Library Commission: please call Corinne Kelly, Executive Secretary, at(925) 927-3206, by Tuesday,May 4, 2004 if you will NOT be at the meeting. - 2 c:\w1nnt\temp\04may5•speciai meeting balls.doc _.._._ C O N T R A C O, S T A Library Administration C O U N T Y 1750 Oak Park Blvd. L I B R A R Y Anne Cain Pleasant bill, CA 94523tn County Librarian Brtnong People&ideas Together PRESS RELEASE For Immediate Release Wednesday, February 25, 2004 Contact: Fax: . E-mail: . Corinne Kelly (925)646-6461 ckelly@ccclib.org Executive Secretary (925)927-3206 CONTRA COSTA COUNTY LIBRARY Would you like to serve on the Bay Area Library & Information Systems Lay Advisory Board? The Contra Costa County Library is seeking individuals who are interested in serving on the'Bay Area Library & Information Systems Lay Advisory Board through April 2005. An application form may be obtained from the Clerk of the Board of Supervisors by calling (925) 335-1900 or from the County Web site at http.liwww.co.contra-costa.ca.us/maddybook/ Completed applications should be returned to the Clerk of the Board of Supervisors, Room 106 and postmarked by Friday March 12, 2004. For further information about the BALI5 Advisory Board and to indicate an interest in filling the vacancy, please contact Corinne Kelly, Executive Secretary, Contra Costa County Library, at the above information. F=inal application ding date for vacancy is Spm, March 12, 2004. 0:NBALIS\G4FBBPressVac.doc County Library Contra Anne Gain County Librarian 1750 Oak Park Boulevard Cost. Pleasant Hill,California 94523-4497 County (925}646-6423 FAX(925)646-6461 April 6, 2004 aFirst name» «Last name» (<Address>) Dear«First name» «Last name», Thank you very much for applying to serve as the Contra Costa County Library's representative on the Bay Area Library and Information System (BALES) System Advisory Board(SAB). At the Contra Costa County Library Commission meeting on March 25, the Commission appointed a sub-committee to review the 10 applications received. Regina Brinker, Library Commissioner representing the City of Oakley and Vice-Chair of the Commission, chairs the sub-committee. The sub-committee plans to screen the applications and invite some of the applicants for an interview. We will let you know if you have been selected for an interview and the date of the interviews as soon as possible. The interviews will be conducted at a meeting that is publicly noticed and open to the public. The recommendation from the sub-committee will be presented to the Library Commission at their next meeting,which is scheduled for May 27, 2004, The recommendation from the Library Commission will be forwarded for consideration to the Contra Costa County Board of Supervisors. Thank you so much for your interest in the Contra Costa County Library and BALIS. Since we only have one appointment to the SAB, if you are not selected, I hope that you will contact me and perhaps we can find another way for you to be involved with the library. Our library is extremely fortunate to have so many volunteers willing to serve in leadership positions. Sincerely, Anne Cain County Librarian cc: Julie Enea, County Administrator's Office Regina Brinker, Vice Chair, Contra Costa County Library Commission Dermis Myrick,Library Commissioner Earl Austin, ,Library Commissioner a Q:\PERSONAL\ACAliN-\CO.MWSSI\SAB.doc CONTRA COSTA COUNTY ADVISORY BOARDS, COMMISSIONS, OR COMMITTEES APPLICATION FORM Name of Advisory Body applying for Application Form must be typed or hand printed Name of Applicant: Nome Address: City: State: ZIP: Home Phone: Work Phone: Signature: Date: Personal Experiences,Skills,and Interests Education/Background: Occupation/Employer: Community Activities: Special Interests: Information: 1. File completed application with Clerk of the Board. 651 Pine Street, Room 106, Martinez,CA 94553. 2. Members of some advisory bodies may be required to file annual Conflict of Interest Statements. 3. Address and other contact information provided on this application will be accessible to the general public. 4. Meetings of advisory bodies may be held in Martinez or in areas not accessible by public transportation. 5. Meetings may be held either in the evenings or during the day,usually once or twice a month. 6. Some boards assign members to subcommittees or work groups requiring additional time. 7. If you wish you may attach your resume. CONTRA COSTA COUNTY LIBRARY COMMISSION AGENDA ATTACHMENT 6 MEETING DATE: May 5,2004 AGENDA ITEM##: 6A. ITEM. INTERVIEW of DAVID KRUEGEL Sub-committee of the Library Commission will interview David Kruegel. RECfJI IIVMNDED ACTION: Consider interview of David Kruegal for BALIS Advisory Board member DAVID KRUEGEL 6 THORNDALE PLACE MORAGA, CA 94556-1214 PHONE: 925-376-7124 CELL: 925-890-6039 FAX: 925-376-7124 DLKRUEGEL@COMCAST.NET March 12, 2004 Ms. Anne Cain County Librarian Contra Costa County Advisory Boards 61 Pine Street, Room 106 Martinez, CA 94553 Dear Ms. Cain. This is to apply for appointment to the Bay Area Library and Information System Advisory Board. I have enclosed a completed application that includes my resume. My work experience has been primarily as an educator. While serving as a university professor, I took more than an average professor's interest in libraries inasmuch as I served on several library committees. At my most recent appointment, Prairie View A&M University, I . worked closely with Mr. Anthony Adams, Assistant Librarian. Prairie View A&M University is located near Houston, has about 6,000 students, and is apart of Texas A&M University System. I left university administration at the end of 1999 because my wife became ill with what appeared to be a non-responsive major depression. After exhaustive medical examination, physicians at the Medical School of the University of California at San Francisco diagnosed my wife's condition as a rare, degenerative neurological disease. Although my wife is unable to work, her illness is very slowly progressing and in many ways we are able to lead normal lives. My wife's illness will not hamper my work for the Bay Area Library and Information System Advisory Board. I have had experience as a consumer of Contra Costa County library services inasmuch as my wife and I lived at our present home in Moraga from 1950 to 1990. Our two children graduated from Miramonte High School. My wife and I returned to our home in Moraga in 2000. I would be happy to provide any additional information requested. Sincerely, David Iiruegel Enclosure: Application CONTRA COSTA COUNTY ADVISORY BOARDS, COMMISSIONS, OR COMMITTEES APPLICATION FORM Name of Advisory Body applying for au, � o Application Form must be typed or hand printeda . Name of Applicant: Davit_ 'd Krue- qe,1 Home Address:6 7h0 r r d a 1/e. ill1 a Ge- City: 1,1Q r G✓ State: 6-n ZIP: C/95 Home Phone: •' " 3 Work Phone:_q g 6' ' 3#14' 91,Q 4 Signature: � Klw,,4Date: 1 Personal Experiences, Skills,and Interests Education/Background: Occupation/Employer: Community Activities: A4 Special interests. Information: I. File completed application with Clerk of the Board. 651 Pine Street, Room 106, Martinez,CA 94553. 2. Members of some advisory bodies may be required to file annual Conflict of interest Statements. 3. Address and other contact information provided on this application will be accessible to the general public. 4. Meetings of advisory bodies may be held in Martinez or in areas not accessible by public transportation. 5. Meetings may be held either in the evenings or during the day, usually once or twice a month. 6. Some boards assign members to subcommittees or work groups requiring additional time. 7. If you wish you may attach your resumd. DAVID KRUEGEL 6 THORNDALE PLACE MORAGA, CA 94556-1214 PHONE: 925-376-7124 CELL: 925-890-6039 FAX: 925-376-7124 DLKRUEGEL@COMCAST.NET EDUCAMN: Ph.D. University of Kentucky, 1968. Sociology with emphases in statistics, demography, and research methodology. M.B.A. University of California, Berkeley, 1982. Specialization in general management and marketing. B.A. Luther College, Decorah, Iowa. Magna cum laude. Major in mathematics. ACADEMIC EXPERIENCE: Prairie View A&M University, Prairie View, TX, College of Business, 1997-1999. Interim Dean. The College of Business has about 600 students in two departments. An undergraduate and graduate degree are offered--the Bachelors of Business Administration with specializations in accounting, finance, information systems, management, or marketing, and the M.B.A. Pull responsibility for about twenty-five faculty and staff, including academic appointments and dismissals, and an annual budget of about $1.25 million. Responsible for annual and long-term College budgets and performance. Prairie View A&M University, Prairie View, TX, Department of Management and Marketing, 1995-1997 Department Head. Primary teaching and research responsibilities in marketing although introductory-level management courses taught as needed. Member of University-Cluster Executive Committee and university marketing committee. Member of Board of Directors of Houston Chapter of the American Marketing Association. Hampton University, Hampton, VA, Department of Marketing, 1991-1995 David Kruegel Page 2 Primary teaching responsibilities in advertising management, marketing research, and principles. Research in sales effect of advertising, advertising of alcoholic beverages to African Americans, research methodology, and teaching methods. Member of university committees, including Search Committee for Business School Dean. Acting Department Chair, Spring, 1993, semester. Appointed Interim Chair of Marketing Department for 1994-1995 academic year. San Jose State University, San Jose, CA, Department of Marketing and Quantitative Studies, 1985-91. Associate Professor. Primary teaching responsibilities in the areas of consumer behavior, principles of marketing, advertising and sales promotional. Research in sales effects of advertising and research methodology. Member of Departmental and Business School Committees. University of Central Oklahoma, Edmond, OK, Departments of Marketing and General Business, 1983-85. Broad teaching and student responsibilities. Taught courses in principles of marketing, international marketing, marketing research, business statistics, and business research methods. Served on two university-wide committees: Committee on Student Evaluation of Faculty and North Central Accreditation Committee. University of Maryland, College Park, Department of Sociology, 1969-75. Taught courses in general sociology, statistics, methodology, and demography. Class size ranged from over three hundred students for beginning courses to half a dozen for graduate seminars. Directed master theses and doctoral dissertations; served as committee member for other graduate students. Research primarily in the areas of demography and social statistics; research results partly indicated by list of publications. Served as referee for several professional journals and as a publisher's reader for several monographs. Awarded research grants. Other non-funded proposals were judged by federal peer review boards to be scientifically sound in conceptual design and operational procedures. Served on department and university committees. Served as consultant to government and private organizations. SEMINARS: David Iiruegel Page 3 "Faculty Development in International Business: Mexico Program," a Faculty Study Abroad Program sponsored by the Centers for International Business Education and Research (CIBER.$) at the University of Memphis, Texas A&M, and other universities. The focus of the 1998 program was Mexican international business, especially with the United States. The seminar was attended by about twenty professors from universities across the United States. The study grousp visited international business in Nuevo Laredo (a maquiladora), Monterrey, Mexcio City, and Puebla. Universites with strong programs in international business and student and facutty exchange programs were also visited. May 19- 26, 1998. "Business in a European Context," a Faculty Study Abroad program sponsored by the Centers for International Business Education and Research (CIBERs) at the University of Memphis, Texas A&M, and other universities. The focus of the 1997 program was the development, current status, and prospects of the European Union. The seminar was attended by about thirty professors, from universities across the United States. University of Antwerp, Belgium, May 11- 24, 1997. "AACSB Academic Department Chair Seminar," sponsored by the American Assembly of Collegiate Schools of Business," The seminar included interactive sessions, case analyses with discussions and practical skill building workshops focusing on key performance issues related to the department chair roles as leader, faculty developer, scholar, and manager. Nashville, TN, February 29-March 2, 1996. PAPERS: "Standards for Student Writing," in Joseph F. Hair, Jr., Charles W. Lamb, Jr., and Carl McDaniel,Great Ideas for Teaching Marketing, Fourth edition, (Cincinnati, Ohio: South Western, 1998), pp. 244-245. "Classroom Illustration of a Classical Experimental Design." Marketing Education Review, Spring, 1992, pp. 18-23. "Television Advertising Effectiveness and Research Innovation," Journal of Consumer Marketing, Summer, 1988, pp. 43-52. "Electronic Innovation and Television Advertising Effectiveness," Northern California Executive Review, Spring, 1988, pp. 16-19. "Information Revolution Important for Educators," Marketinar News: Special Marketing Education Issue, Volume 21, No. 14 (July 3, 1987), p. 14. David Kruegel Page 4 "Use of Monetary Incentives in a Mail Survey in Central Oklahoma," Business Review, Volume 5, No. 1 (Spring, 1986), pp. 32-34. "Let a Computer Make Questions for the Test," Marketing News: Special Marketing Education Issue, Volume 20, No. 15 (July 18, 1986),pp. 50-51. "The Organization of Health Services Research in the Veterans Administration," Journal of Medical Systems, 5 (1981), 157-162. (With Carleton C. Evans) "Comment on Blake's 'Can We Believe Recent Data on Birth Expectation in the United States," Demography, 12 (February, 1975), 157-161. "The Validity of Retrospective Reports of Unwanted Births in the United States: Effects of Preference for Children of a Given Sex," Studies in FamilyPlanning, 6 (September, 1975), 157-161. "Use of the General Social Survey Data and Cross- Tabulation Programs in Teaching Data Analysis," High School Behavior Science (formerly Behavioral & Social Science Teacher} 3 (Fall, 1975), 30-33. (With John Pease) "Maryland Abridged Life Tables, by Color and Sex: 1969-71," Maryland State Medical Journal, (January, 1974), 49-55. (With J. Peck) "Numerator Analysis of Fertility and Family Planning in Maryland," American Journal of Public Health, 63 (June, 1973), 509-516. "Metropolitan Dominance and the Diffusion of Human Fertility Patterns, Kentucky: 1939-65," Rural Sociology, (June, 1971), 141-146. "A Training Program for Supervisory Workers in Local Family Planning Programs," A Report of the University of Kentucky Research Foundation to the Office of Economic Opportunity. Lexington, Kentucky: University of Kentucky Research Foundation, 1969. U.S. Department of Commerce, national Technical Information Service Document No. PB-186-536. "Estimated Prevalence of Chronic Conditions in Kentucky," Journal of the Kentucky Medical Association, 67 (September, 1969), 665-667. "Births, Deaths, and Net Migration for Kentucky Counties and Multi-County Units," University of Kentucky Agricultural Experiment Station, RS Series No. 30 (July, 1967). ........... David Kruegel Page 5 "State and County Population Projection by Age, Color and Sex Croups," Computer Program Abstract No. 196, Behavioral Science, (July, 1965), 328-329. "Projected Kentucky Population Growth by Age, Sex, and Color Groups: 1960 to 1970," University of Kentucky Agricultural Experiment Station, Bulletin No. 703 (November, 1965). REviE'ws: Managing Brand Equity: Capitalizing on the Value of a Brand Name. By David A. Aaker. Journal of Consumer Marketing, Volume 9, Number 3 (Summer, 1992), pp. 73-74. Does It Pay To Advertise? Cases Illustrating Successful Brand Advertising. By John Philip Jones. The Journal of Advertising, forthcoming. The Advertising & Promotion Challenge. By Leonard Lodish. The Journal of Advertising, Volume 17, Number 2, 1988, pp. 53-54. The General Managers. By John P. Kotter. The Journal Record, 81 (November 19, 1983),,p. 2. High Output Mana eg ment. By Andrew S. Grove. The Journal Record, 81 (February 11, 1984), p. 2. Family_Planning Programs: An International Survey. Edited by Bernard Berelson. Social Forces, 49 (September, 1970), 151-152. Reproduction in the United States: 1965. By Norman Ryder and Charles Westoff. Rural Sociology, 37 (June, 1972), 292-293. Studies_in_DemoRWhy. Edited by Ashish Bose, P. B. Desai, and S. P. Jain. Social Forces. 50 (June, 1972), 536. Forty Years of Research in .human Fertili : Retrospect and Prospect. Edited by Clyde V. Kiser. Rural Sociology, 37 (December, 1972), 648-649. PAPERS_RESENTF,D: David Kruegel Page 6 "Milking the Cash Cow: Relationship Marketing to External Constituents," Mid-South Marketing Educators Conference, Gulf Park Campus of the University of Southern Mississippi, April 9-11, 1997. "What is a Marketing Graduate--Developing a Curriculum and Outcome Measures that Work," Mid-South Marketing Educators Conference, Gulf Park Campus of the University of Southern Mississippi, April 24-26, 1996. "First Career Steps of Hampton University Marketing Majors: Class of 93," Third Annual Conference of the National Association of African-American Studies, Virginia State College, Petersburg, Virginia, February 15, 1995. "Attitudes of African American College Students toward the Advertisement of Alcoholic Beverages," National Association of African-American Studies, National Conference, Virginia State College, Petersburg, Virginia, February 17, 1994. "Consumer Needs and Wants of Hampton University Students," presented to the Hampton University Small Business Development Center, Spring, 1992. 10 pages. "Classroom Illustration of a Classical Experimental Design," Presented at the Western Marketing Educators' Association Annual Meeting, Las Vegas, April 19-21, 1990. Abstract published in Proceedings, pp. 94-100. "BehaviorScan, Erim, ScanAmerica and Marketing Education," Presented at the Western Marketing Educators' Association Annual Meeting, Monterey, CA, April 23-25, 1987. Abstract published in Proceedings, p. 53. "A Method for Constructing Partial Tables for Tabular Associations with Extraneous or Intervening Variables," Presented at the Western Marketing Educators' Association Annual Meeting, San Diego, California, April 17-19, 1986. Abstract published in Proceedings, p. 56. "Health Services Research in the Federal Government," presented at the annual meeting of the American Sociological Association, Chicago, September 5-9, 1977. (With Sherman Williams) "Cigarette Smoking and Differential Mortality: New Estimates from Representative National Samples," presented at the Population Association of America meeting in Seattle, April, 1975. (With Frank Godley) David Kruegel Page 7 "The Geographic Validity of Dryfoos Estimates of the Need for Family Planning Services," presented at the annual meeting of the American Public Health Association, Chicago, November 16-20, 1975. "The Validity of Retrospective Reports of Unwanted Births: The Effects of Preference for Children of a Given Sex," presented at the annual meeting of the Rural Sociological Society, Montreal, Quebec, August 22-25, 1974. "The Independence of Risk of Abortion and Attitude toward Abortion," presented at the 1973 Population Association of America Abortion 'Workshop, April 25-28, New Orleans. (With Jennifer Peck) "Numerator Analysis of Fertility and Family Planning in Maryland," presented at the 1972 Population Association of America meeting, April 23-25, Toronto, Canada. PAPERS SUBMITTED: "How to Construct Hypothetical Subtables to Illustrate a Spurious Tabular Correlation." Under revision for Marketiniz Education Review. DISCUSSANT: Direct Marketing Educators' Annual Conference, San Francisco, October 28, 1990. Discussant for "Another View of Older Consumers and Catalog Shopping." Association for Consumer Research 1985 Annual Conference,Las Vegas, Nevada, October 17-20, 1985. Discussant for three papers in the competitive session entitled "Consumer Satisfaction in the Health Care Domain." Southwest Business Symposium, Edmond, Oklahoma, April 5, 1985. Discussant for four papers in the competitive session entitled "Marketing. Southwest Business Symposium, Edmond, Oklahoma, April 6, 1984. Discussant for "A Sample Survey of the European Corporate Use of Quantitative Methods" and "Two Testing Techniques for Business Statistics." .Referee: _ Journal of Consumer Marketing, Editorial Advisory Board Journal_of Services Marketipg, Editorial Advisory Board David Kruegel Page 8 Journal of Product and Brand Management, Editorial Advisory Board Occasional referee for other journals "Marketing Education: Issues and Applications," 1987 Western Marketing Educators' Association Conference. CONSULTANT: Anheuser-Busch, St. Louis, MO. Consultant to Consumer Education and Awareness Program. Irwin Publishing Company, Homewood, Ill. Consultant in marketing of COMPUTEST and TELETEST for McCarthy and Perreault's Basic Marketing. Iris Corporation, New Haven, Connecticut. Product: software and cost control techniques for the health care industry. Atari, Corporate Planning Division. As part of M.B.A. thesis and subsequent consulting, conducted major study of entertainment software development in conjunction with Atari's Corporate Planning Department. Objective: Identify strategic options to enable Atari to maintain creative leadership and market share. Brief consultations for many small business, especially retail firms. GRANTS: "Enrollment Management in an M.B.A. Program at an HBUC," submitted to the 1996 Nissan-HBCU Institutional Enhancement Grant Program. Favorable local reviews but unfunded at national level. "Student Computer Laboratory and Faculty Computer Equipment," submitted to Hewlett Packard U.S. Instructional Equipment Grant program, 1995. Favorable review by local Hewlett Packard officials but unfunded on national level. . "Hampton University Alcohol Awareness Survey," Anheuser-Busch, October 20, 1992. "Attention to Television Commercials and Sales," Summer Faculty Research Award, San Jose State University, 1989. ...................................................................... David Kruegel Page 9 "Family Planning Programs and Unwanted Births. A Methodological Study." Reviewed and approved by Frederick Jaffee, Chief of Research, Planned Parenthood--World Population, and Professor Norman Ryder, Princeton University. Funded by the research division of Planned Parenthood--World Population, New York, 1972. "Sociological Factors in Family Planning among the Poor in Maryland." Faculty Research Award, University of Maryland, 1970. "Unwanted Births and Divorce." Faculty Research Award, University of Maryland, 1974. G©VERNMENT ExPERIENCE: Department of Medicine, Veterans Administration, Washington, D.C., 1975-80. Responsible for development; operation, and evaluation of new social science research and development program. Established a dozen university-affiliated research offices across the U.S. Recruited, hired, and managed researchers. Responsible for on-time project completion. Significant budget and executive responsibilities. CONTRA COSTA COUNTY LIBRARY COMMISSION AGENDA ATTACHMENT 6 MEETING DATE: May 5,2004 AGENDA ITEM#: 6B. ITEM: INTERVIEW of KA.THER1NE BRACKEN Sub-committee of the Library Commission will interview Katherine Bracken. RECOIvNDED ACTION: Consider interview of Katherine Bracken for BALIS Advisory Board member RECEIVED CONTRA COSTA COUNTY ADVISORY BOARDS, COMMISS S, OR COMMITTEES APPLICATION FORM AR 1 1 2004 M Ck_..,, SOR3 Name of Advisory Body applying for i7 y ACOA L162;a IXY ,- 4->4=0a/-4,47101d j-yTE•Lt �Dv� k-4R Application Form must be typed or hand printed Name of Applicant: VA'i"'tt6 Rtr>& '3t2A C-V-6^' Home Address: 310 f A V<c i'L t: E t'c,v R T City: 1-1 A M—rlr->67- State: C4 ZIP: 9 W.s.s Horne Phone: ('3 2 S) 62 1- '10-3 o Work Phone: lA Signature: Date: 442-CH L Personal Experiences,Skills,and Interests Education/Background: 4�tz >c ;Ls 9.A, C,-,E.L6(; 1�v,3t�r a x2et tr-> ;9`12 . 1 4gAve OvErL Y6AI15 CL-V rE,.,; 'Jily! 5rvae-e- � k +!3iZW,ZtEs. f�vlllnity `Irr�s -r),-i becAl-+E reites'rEgy irJ l;4E )DiFFbi ,'Jr 'ryPEs Of: I,aFC�2.+.t7rV,ti srs;�cS f�r�b ti,-,- '6,6y e4,0 t 61-P bs. St-(LS. Occupation/Employer. C'.v%Laej-rLy r+3r>'Yrr-+[� L+r"e As A Sr,+y.}{: -44c.,.,4c o4urrlcik PIL vio,vsx..y L,`)tittt `!7 Ta UPI VC4-5'1'rY (fit= C4Lir0A,01rA )?>fZkELcy r`..+LiiL. a Ai 7-He Sr r Y o12..4c,E FR trLr rF, ?LCA,)) SEE #Ay r�sv �� Fu,z fvC Dr_Atis Community Activities: K� CE,T LY tr16.b 1 t�Lc4s4r� �+1 a IL:�.4L�%L7 CrtEcit ►�c;Nct25` Ctdt;j Special Interests: t2f+t7tr�tr C'fie.A;,-4 CLASSES FAogii_y AL-r1vtY1$.$ , Information: 1. File completed application with Clerk of the Board. 651 Pine Street, Room 146,Martinez,CA 94553. 2. Members of some advisory bodies may be required to file annual Conflict of Interest Statements. 3. Address and other contact information provided on this application will be accessible to the general public. 4. Meetings of advisory bodies may be held in Martinez or in areas not accessible by public transportation. 5. Meetings may be held either in the evenings or during the day,usually once or twice a month. 6. Some boards assign members to subcommittees or work groups requiring additional time. 7. If you wish you may attach your resum6. m: S-Uervisscr Il Arpe Cant 0 Katherine Bracken 320 Lake Reed Court,Martinez C2 94553. Tet:(925)677-9030 e-mail.,brackens@comcast.net CAREER SttMMAItY My expertise is in books. I have a degree in literature and over fifteen years involvement with book stores and libraries,both in Europe and the USA. PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE LIBRARYASSISTANT, UC BERKELEY,(9/98—312003) From September 1998 to April 1999,1 performed the duties of a LA 1,which included paging,reshelving and reception desk work, as well as providing support to the LA Us. From April 1",I have been doing the duties of a LA 11-5. I perforin the full range of daily duties for both the circulation and the interlibrary loan desks. These include: r checking the various sources for requests and checking bibliographic data on requests where necessary charging out material and packing it to go to the requestor ♦ informing units about non-circulating or missing material • verifying returns ♦ keeping statistics and updating spreadsheets t document delivery using a variety of methods ♦ overseeing the workflow to ensure that all deadlines are met r providing assistance to patrons both over the phone and on-site As a supervisor,I have been involved in interviewing,hiring and training a number of students,as well as overseeing the activities of existing student workers. To do this effectively,I need to know how to do everything that they will do. Their duties include: + sorting incoming books • building trucks for reshelving t reshelving material ♦ verifying reshelved material r on-site paging ♦ searching for NOS material BooxsELL ,copy's,Berkeley(9/97-8138) I worked in the School&Corporate sales department in Cody's. This involved office tasks such as filing,updating spreadsheets and answering telephone queries,as well as the regular duties of a bookseller. These duties included researching customer orders using a variety of resources,both print and electronic, placing orders with publishers, receiving goods and shipping orders. Assocmn,ADECCo,Berkeley (4197-9/97). I worked as a customer service representative for a number of local firms. Duties included solving customer problems,keeping accurate statistics and basic office duties. BooxBuYER,DUBRAY Boms,Co.Wicklow,Ireland (5195-3197). As the buyer for the children's section,I had complete responsibility for this section. I ordered new and stock titles,both by seeing company representatives and reviewing catalogues. On request,we would hold book fairs in local schools and I had responsibility for ordering the stock beforehand and being there to sell it on the day. There was also an annual,national `Children's Book Festival',which meant that a two- week program of events had to be organised. I was also responsible for displays within the section and providing suggested reading- lists for anyone who required there. This could involve suggesting a couple of books for a present or producing a list for a school library. Other duties included cash- handling,balancing and banking,day-to-day computer tasks,customer service,goods- in and invoicing. INFO u,trioNSPEC7 usr,TRx"YCH SYSTEMS,Bucks,UK(9194-2195). Triptych Systems developed and maintained book store software systems. The systems ranged from simple stock ordering systems to total stock-control systems. The clients ranged from small, rural book stores to national chains. I was in charge of all aspects of data management. I created,checked and distributed a monthly wholesalers'listing,on disk,to all our customers,kept the customer database up to date and updated the supplier database using the trade journals. I also rewrote or initiated new procedures,visited Beta site customers to introduce new modules and did in-house software testing and critique. BoorBuym,Booz STOP,Dublin,Ireland(10/92 -8/94). I was responsible for buying,and doing returns,for a variety of sections,including fiction,reference and classics. I also trained in new staff in general procedures,such as working a till,using Books In Print on microfiche and shelving books. When our computerised stock-ordering system was installed, I was responsible for the initial data configuration and entry,then for training staff in its use. Other duties included window displays,cash-handling and banking,goods-in and doing stock-checks. SALEsAs3ISTANr,BOOK STOP,Dublin,Ireland(6/85-9/92). As a sales assistant,I mainly worked on the floor serving customers. I was also involved in doing goods-in,returns,stock-checks,stock-takes and special orders. I worked for two surnmers in the school-book division where I designed a special-order list system, which is still being used. SALESAsstsTANT,Wic%YORD Booz STORE, Wickford,R.I(7/91 -9/91). My main duty was customer service,along with goods-in,putting out new stock and tidying the shop. IssuF DFsr CLERK,NX FRET.LIBRARY,Wickford,R.1(6/91 &90-9/91&90). As an issue-desk clerk in the local public library,my main function was to check-in and issue books. The library had recently become computerised so there were always patron records to either be updated or input. i also shelved books,checked shelves for missing books,covered books and answered queries. These were on a range of topics from directions to the library to assistance on choosing a book. I also took fines and filled requests for inter-library loans. EDUCATION B.A(HoNs)TSM 111,TRINITY COLLEGE DUBLIN,Ireland. 2 subjects:English& Philosophy. Graduated 1992. sox-rw Windows XP,MS Word,Excel,MS Access,Ariel,Gladis,Melvyl and a variety of book-selling and search systems. ...................................................... CONTRA COSTA COUNTY LIBRARY COMMISSION AGENDA ATTACHMENT 6 MEETING DATE. May 5,2004 AGENDA ITEM#: 6C. ITEM: INTERVIEW of WALTER RUEHLIG Sub-committee of the Library Commission will interview Walter Ruehlig. RECON MffiNDED ACTION: +� Consider interview of Walter Ruehlig for BALIS Advisory Board member ECEIyEU $ COSTA COUNTY ADVISORY BOARDS, COMMISSIONS, OR MAR 0 COMMITTEES APPLICATION FORM .s0Fts Jr -Narne of Advisory Body applying for dc, � m1 LA Application Form must be typed or hand printed TO r4 Name of Applicant: J6+ r gue k,i Home Address: Hit\IJ k City: Lk State: ZIP: 9` J j Home Phone: 2-5 —)-'Z,- I b Work Phone: q L5 I Signature: Date: (0.1 1)1... Personal Experiences, Skills, and Interests Education/Background: t� CC4`clen-f�j COJ( c -- r �� 5` ts� j r , at, �LL r.j Lk k) Cu �+U(t Occu ationCBrn 1a e lad s — -e��L„ L t.„, urt ` Cjr (l-. �j• PC4 ce Cbrpr p p Yr ! � L �trt'ltirl 'Cf4 � d\.( 2 r �ie c+ t Hvt,dar- `�Y�. 'uJr�rk's��� o•-. }u r~,C� r i - -cry;c,. '- r �j cty l�/ts!`k� r Ito-�-1 Communit Activities: ' rc`G4�' 't y �1�(�k�� �Q Yri t'n+..�S,fl n J ���-�`• ' ""'_ {�("t'�'�'r. t/�.'�, 1C`rr.�iv1C`�ll^-`}"`I +`f 4r et w �� C H o) 6�ce^4 V a Jeer- -}zti � .-1 ` t �} ,,ryct ;fy 0 rc(,jr r Co ') _t_Le,.-f re t UA,\ ���., r CIfr5uj�c�j and ; n�4F 0l C�,�„ u„+ 1 M r� Specia Interests: ((�� 1,, �� bCC i "�, t�.�t} - `4� 4 )y, Cc' {'� ,-�t� r1-v �+ a60 Chu rc,� yr � 1 4 � 9 '� tl �''t l � ► l�`+'\ "'�� CkiC F+Cour.ct 1vC�r s , 1,..,1t`,.,,, • Information:tA• flt� Carr -�,. [�,t'^n.�d �t� Cagy+ , Cc��catYr,�� �� 4rr� f C0)%-- 41.k_ 3?c,.rry 1. Pile completed application with Clerk of the Board. 651 Pine Street, Room 106,Martinez, CA 94553. 2. Members of some advisory bodies may be required to file annual Conflict of Interest Statements. 3. Address and other contact information provided on this application will be accessible to the general public. - 4. Meetings of advisory bodies may be held in Martinez or in areas not accessible by public transportation. 5. Meetings may be held either in the evenings or during the day, usually once or twice a month. 6. Some boards assign members to subcommittees or,work groups requiring additional time. 7. If you wish you may attach your resume. cc: Supervisor V Anne Cain CONTRA COSTA COUNTY LIBRARY COMMISSION AGENDA ATTACHM ENT 6 MEETING DATE: May 5,2004 AGENDA ITEM#: 6D. ITEM: INTERVIEW of ALAN SMITH Sub-committee of the Library Commission will interview ALAN SMITH. RECOM MNDED ACTION: • Consider interview of Alan Smith for BALIS Advisory Board member MAR:- 10 2004 1 : 25 PM P ROV I D I AN F I ONC I AL � - NO. 3476—P. I/1 r La 25 '10q ,12:52PM CCC LIBRARY ADMIN. P-2/2 CON7RA Ct1STA COUNTY ADVISORY BOARDSt COM CSSION%OR COMMITTEES TTEES APPLICAT'ION FOR1V) Name ofAdvisoryHody applying for e• Appli ti�form must ba pr= Nairne of Applicant: Home Address: s ' City: t e x:2: W State:i - ZIP: Lr''%•�-1 - Home Phone-.'22 r-iLa r- l" Work Photo: _`A/f tv '7/C/ S1g tute: _ Date: '71 PerKwal Experiences,Skills,and Interests EducatiowBackground: 6 4-- jS4--Vt' . J Oeeupatic mployer: Community Activities: 44 � '-1- 9 7 L L �� z,{ ti'r 1'G'�'�'7 r3.7 ui--..�.,c.- O'-�'' �'...." ,-a '�'�.�!/.t?'�S rs�-a. j=^c.� �•�:� SPA, Information i. File completed application with Clerk of the Board.651 Pirie Street,Room 106,Martinez,CA 94553. 2. Member&of some advisory bodies may be required.to Cale annual Conflict of Interest Statements. 3. Address and other cotttaot iuforrzut#ion provided an this applicationwall be accessible to the general public, 4. Meetings of advisory bodies may be held in Martinez or in areas not acoossible by public tra=portadon, 5, Meeti TO. BOARD OF SUPERVISORS �~ Contra FROM: INTERNAL OPERATIONS COMMITTEE ,* Costa 0% DATE: JULY 19, 2004 .,,County SUBJECT: APPOINTMENT TO THE ALCOHOL AND OTHER DRUGS ADVISORY BOARD SPECIFIC REQUEST(S)OR RECOMMENDATION(S)&BACKGROUND AND JUSTIFICATION RECOMMENDATION: RE-APPOINT the fallowing individual to the Alcohol and Other Drugs Advisory Board: Name Seat Term Ending Robert Spaulding At Large#4 June 30, 2007 239 Havenwood Circle Pittsburg, CA 94565 BACKGROUND: The Alcohol and Other Chugs Advisory Board was established in August 1992. The Advisory Board consists of 21 members: three nominated by each of the County Supervisors, five At Large members and one At Large Alternate. The Internal Operations Committee reviews appointments to the five At Large seats and their Alternate. Terms of appointment are for three years. At its July 19, 2004 meeting, the Internal Operations Committee reviewed and approved the Advisory Board's nomination, above. CONTINUED ON ATTACHMENT: YES SIGNATURE: _yrt ` J RECOMMENDATION OF COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR RECOMMEN DOQi4 OF BOARD COMMITTEE APPROVE OTHER SIGNATURES 4Z,z' � LJ�W4 /•-h•`� GAYL UILKEMA, Chair MARK DeSAULNIER ACTION OF BOARD ON July_27,_ 2004 APPROVE AS RECOMMENDED X OTHER- VOTE OF SUPERVISORS I HEREBY CERTIFY THAT THIS IS A TRUE AND CORRECT COPY OF AN ACTION TAKEN X UNANIMOUS(ABSENT Nome ) AND ENTERED ON THE MINUTES OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS ON THE DATE AYES: NOES: SHOWN. ABSENT: ABSTAIN: ATTESTED: JULY 27,2004 CONTACT: JULIE ENEA (925)335-1077 JOHN SWEETEN,CLERK OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVt AND COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR CC: INTERNAL OPERATIONS COMMITTEE STAFF FATIMA MATAL SOL,ALCOHOL AND OTHER DRUGS ADV BD STAFF CLERK OF THE BOARD(MADDY BOOK) BY '� ,DEPUTY ALCOHOL AND OTHER William B. Walker,M.D. DRUGS ADVISORY BOAR Health Services Director OF CONTRA COSTA COUNT Haven Fearn Alcohol and Other Drugs C✓ O N T R.A COSTA 597 Center Avenue,suite 3 Services Director — — _ Martinez,CA 945 HEALTH SERVICES (925)313-63 Fax(925)313-63 District 1 June 28, 2004 .noel Fort,MD. Beverly Dickens Edward Rimer Supervisor Gayle B. Uilkema, Chair LLarry ct tamp Supervisor Mark DeSaulnier La Judy Clayton Internal Operations Committee Gerald Bedsole 651 Pine Street, 1 Vh Floor District 3 Martinez, CA 94553 Paul Feyen Arthur Bolter,M.D. Bear Supervisors: Tom.Aswad DWrict 4 The Alcohol and Other Drugs Advisory Beard's Executive Committee met to discuss Harold E.Parsley several vacancies on the Board. I take this opportunity to provide the following Board Barbara Dallas recommendation: Vacant REAPPOINT Robert Spaulding, 239 Havenwood Circle,Pittsburg, CA 94565, to the vizir ct Alcohol and Other Drugs Advise Board of CCC to the At-Large seat#4 expiring June Suzi d. Prind'le � Advisory g p � iocet m Drew-Harris 30, 2004. Hazel L. Wetherford At Lar Members If you concur, DIRECT the Clerk of the Board to apply the.Board's lac for Alin Vacant y 7 pP Y policy y g Leri K.Beath vacancies. If you have any questions,please call Fatima Matal Sol, our support staff Vacant person at 313-6311. Robert Spaulding .Maria Rigazio-Wilson, Sincerely, A TUEM4 Gary Fucker Harold Parsley, Chair Executive/Nominating Committee Alcohol and Other Drugs Advisory.Board cc: Haven Fearn,Alcohol and Other Drugs Services Division,Director Julie Enea, Senior Deputy Administration