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Chervinko, J.S.: Cooperative and contract cataloging of foreign language materials in academic and research libraries (1995) 0.01
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Abstract

Many collections of foreign language materials remain uncatalogued because of the lack of cataloguers proficient in the uncommon languages. Investigates the potential of 2 way and 3 way cooperative exchanges and contractual arrangements among libraries as ways to obtain cataloguing. Libraries willing to participate in cooperative exchanges must locate reciprocating partners. Those wanting a contractual arrangement must find other libraries willing to accept materials, offering the required language proficiency, and charging acceptable fees
Davis, H.O.; Chervinko, J.S.: Map cataloging and classification : the basic who, what, and where (1999) 0.00
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Abstract

This study explores map cataloging in academic and research libraries, analyzed by four size ranges of map collections. Topics include the locus of map cataloging, the involvement of professionals, paraprofessionals, and students in map cataloging, and perceived adequacy of staffing. Additional topics include the extent and level of MARC records in map catalogs and bibliographic utilities, and classification systems used for map cataloging. Finally, there is an examination of the predominant attributes of map cataloging and the adequacy and quality of current statistics to allow for understanding and improvement of map cataloging.