COLORADO COUNCIL OF MEDICAL LIBRARIANS
COMMUNICATION / COOPERATION / COLLABORATION
Information
Brochure
Tri-fold brochure - Communication, Collaboration, Cooperation
History
In 1957, fourteen metropolitan Denver librarians sought to provide a forum for cooperation among medical libraries. Initial efforts included preparation of a union list of serials. The membership increased during the 1960's, representing a broader geographical base, and has grown with members throughout Colorado and Wyoming. Library Science students have obtained Internships, Practicums, and paid positions through their membership connections.
Goals
- To optimize cooperation among CCML members.
- To strengthen affiliations between CCML and related groups.
- To respond to the educational and professional needs of CCML members.
- To enhance CCML's organizational structure and to support its future growth.
Meetings
Meetings are held on a voluntary rotating basis in the various members' institutions. Meetings include Council business and an educational program on a library or health care topic.
Past programs have covered medical information systems, consumer health, medical emergencies, and trends in health care marketing.
For More Information
To learn more about the Colorado Council of Medical Librarians, send an electronic-mail message to Debra Taylor or Paul Blomquist. You will receive a brochure and an announcement about the next meeting.