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2004
AJL Annual Convention
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Brooklyn, New York
The Jewish American Experience: 350 Years
The Association of Jewish Libraries held its 39th annual conference
in New York, on June 20-23, 2004. Scholars from numerous disciplines
met to share their interests in Judaica librarianship and related
areas.
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Many papers from the convention are published in the online Proceedings.
A post-convention press
release (in MS Word format) may be downloaded, edited, and distributed.
Guidelines
for people wishing to submit their papers to the online Proceedings are
available as a .pdf file.
The full program of the
39th Annual Convention and general
information about the convention are available as .pdf files.
This year's CEU course, titled
Colonial Roots Read: Books Are Revolutionary, reviewed the people, places,
and events important in colonial Jewish American history.
The Booklovers' Judaica Festival,
held on Sunday, June 20, was open to the public at no charge. Dozens
of vendors exhibited their
products at the Booklovers' Judaica Festival, between June 20 and June
22, 2004.
Elana Gensler and Elizabeth F. Stabler,
Co-chairs, 39th Annual AJL Convention
The AJL annual convention
is held in a different location each year.
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