For Fogler Library I prepare, and maintain:

• GeoStats: spatial and socioeconomic data service
• Government publications -- especially U.S. federal
• Foreign national government publications, especially Canadian federal and provincial government
• Intergovernmental and international organization publications, e.g. United Nations
• Maps
• Microform collections and equipment
• Tri-State Regional Document Depository

As leader of the design team, Maine Census Population Totals data base, led the architecting, edited the data base, and composed pages of the new Web site, for the Digital Library project of the Fogler Library. 

As leader of the design team, UMS System-wide Government Information Task Force, led the architecting of the government information site for Mariner, the University of Maine System Libraries' Web presence.

As part of the design team, Fogler Library Climate Center Digital Library Task Force I designed and maintain several pages.

Based on my own original concept, I designed, prepared and maintained the Maine Nature News, as its Editor from 1996 to 2006.

Instructional pages in support of classes or seminars that I authored included:

• Environmental Resources on the Internet
• Government Information Resources on the Internet
• Transition to all-electronic Depository

In keeping with my interest in early music, the following is a work in progress:

• Early music and culture in Maine

As a volunteer for the Maine Audubon Society I prepared and maintained the Fields Pond Nature Center suite of pages from 1998 to 2006.

Some professional information about this librarian...

With some employment in the private sector, I have worked in education nearly continuously for 40 years, including teaching full and part-time in secondary and higher education institutions.  I have a number of years experience in computer programming and applications.  I maintain an interest in the natural sciences, French language and culture, and Canadian studies.

My computer-related experience includes:

•   Library automated systems: URSUS (University of Maine System public catalog and cataloging); INNOVACQ (University of Maine acquisitions and serials) ; PHOENIX (University of New Brunswick)
•   Mainframe computer languages: FORTRAN (I and IV and WATFIV); PL/I (and CPS); Assembly language; EXEC2; REXX
•   Mainframe applications/programs: SAS (statistics); CENSPAC (U.S. Census data); XEDIT (file editing)
•   Microcomputer languages: BASIC, Pascal, HTML
•   Microcomputer applications/programs: Access, D-Base IV, FileMaker Pro (databases); Excel, LOTUS 1-2-3 (spreadsheets); MacWrite, Word (word processing); Adobe Illustrator, Canvas, MacPaint, PhotoDraw, SuperPaint, UltraPaint (graphics); ClarisWorks, FirstClass, MacKermit, TinCan, TCP Connect (telecommunications); HyperCard (programming, tasking shell); OmniScan, PhotoEditor, Photoshop, Power Point (image editing); Claris Home Page, Front Page, HTML Web Weaver (html editors); AppleWorks (multi-purpose); and ArcView, ArcGIS, MapInfo (spatial data analysis).
•   Mainframe timesharing systems: OCLC/WorldCat (library bibliographic data base and union catalog); BRS, DIALOG, DOE/RECON, SDC (bibliographic and numeric data bases); LABORNET (socioeconomic numeric data bases)

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