Ms. Prudence S. Adler

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  Prudence S. Adler ARL Associate Executive Director (202) 296-2296, prue@arl.org

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  PRUDENCE S. ADLER, Association of Research Libraries, Washington, D.C.
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  Ready access to geoinformation about local areas (neighborhood, city, county, region) can help to develop a more informed citizenry and improve opportunities for participation in the democratic process (Adler, 1995; Craig, 1995).

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  "It's a step in the right direction to have a plan for digitizing archival materials, but the plan isn't necessarily the law, and they still have to operate within the law that is applicable to the agency when they engage in these conversations," said Prudence Adler, associate executive director at the Association of Research Libraries.

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  Prudence S. Adler is the Associate Executive Director of the Association of Research Libraries.Her responsibilities include federal relations with a focus on information policies, intellectual property rights, telecommunications, issues relating to access to government information, and project management for the ARL GIS Literacy Project.Prior to joining ARL in 1989, Ms. Adler was Assistant Project Director, Communications and Information Technologies Program, Congressional Office of Technology Assessment, where she worked on studies relating to government information, networking and supercomputer issues, and information technologies and education.
  
  Ms. Adler has an MS in library science and MA in American history from the Catholic University of America and a BA in history from George Washington University.She has participated in several advisory councils including the Depository Library Council, the National Satellite Land Remote Sensing Data Archive Advisory Committee, the Board of Directors of the National Center for Geographic Information and Analysis, the National Research Council's Steering Committee on Geolibraries and the Licensing Geographic Data and Services Committee, and the American University, Washington College of Law, Glushko-Samuelson Intellectual Property Clinic.

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  Prue Adler and Mary Jackson are representing ARL in these monthly discussions.
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  Prue Adler participated in the EOSDIS Users Report, an evaluation of user information needs for global change data, and an NSF/ARPA/NASA Project Alexandria Design Review.
  
  ARL with others in the higher education community including CNI and EDUCOM cosponsored Monterey 1995, "Higher Education and the NII - from Vision to Reality. The conference explored the steps required over the next few years to turn the potential of the advanced information infrastructure into reality for higher education. Prue Adler is a member of the steering committee.
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  Prue Adler facilitated meetings with staff of library associations on these issues.
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  Prue Adler is representing ARL in an advisory capacity in reviewing the study. (See section 1.2.1 for more information on ARL's efforts related to government information.
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  Prue Adler is a member of the Board of the National Center for Geographic Information and Analysis (NCGIA), an NSF sponsored consortium.
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  Staff Resources: Prue Adler
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  Staff Resources: Prue Adler
  
  See also Section 1.3, Part B for the AAU/ARL Intellectual Property Task Force.

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  Prudence Adler of the Association of Research Libraries complained that university libraries are negotiating licensing agreements that address activities that might otherwise be fair use activities.She wrote in her prepared testimony [PDF] there has been a notable shift by publishers to license their works to libraries in lieu of the purchase of these works by libraries.

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  Prue Adler
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  Please contact Prue Adler with questions or for additional information.

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  These monthly Federal Relations E-news are written by Prue Adler and edited by Patricia Brennan and they complement occasional action alerts to members on different topics.
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  Prue Adler, as a member of the Advisory Committee, assisted the GPO on how the agency could move to a more electronically-based program.
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  Prue Adler participates in numerous discussions and conferences related to the development of a national spatial data standard and issues relating to access to GIS resources. The increasing reliance upon GIS by multiple communities including government agencies and members of the academic and research communities indicate the need for research librarians to be well situated to provide access to the growing array of digital cartographic and spatial information. Prue Adler is a member of the Board of the National Center for Geographic Information and Analysis (NCGIA), an NSF-sponsored consortium.
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  Prue Adler participated in the EOSDIS Users Report, an evaluation of user information needs for global change data; in Project Alexandria, an NSF/ARPA/NASA Digital Library Initiative; in meetings of the High Performance Computing Coalition regarding continued support for HPCC programs; and participated in NSF network-related efforts.
  
  ARL staff participated in follow-up discussions to the conference Monterey 1995, "Higher Education and the NII-from Vision to Reality. The conference explored the steps required over the next few years to turn the potential of the advanced information infrastructure into a reality for higher education. FARNET, CNI, and others have sponsored several sessions focused on next generation networks. Duane Webster, Prue Adler, and Paul Peters have participated in these discussions.
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  Staff Liaison: Prue Adler
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  Prue Adler and Duane Webster are the ARL representatives to the SLC.
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  Prue Adler is the ARL representative to DFC.
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  Prue Adler
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  Staff:Duane Webster and Prue Adler
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  http://www.arl.org/info/frn/info.html- contacts: Ann Doty and Prue Adler
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  Prue Adler serves as the ARL representative on the Department of State Advisory Panel on International Copyright, Advisory Committee on International Intellectual Property, addressing GATT, the WIPO Copyright Program, and related issues.

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  Prue Adler (ARL)
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  Staff Liaison: Prue Adler (ARL)

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  Prue Adler, Assistant Executive Director, Federal Relations and Information Policy, Association of Research Libraries
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  Prue Adler, Association of Research Libraries

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