LAUNC-Chapel Hill 2001 Annual Conference

Digital Dilemmas: The Politics of Information in an Information Age
March 19, 2001
William and Ida Friday Continuing Education Center, Chapel Hill, NC

New and emerging technologies make information more widely accessible than ever before. They also bring focus to a number of increasingly urgent issues. Who controls information and access to it? What are the consequences of these arrangements? How can the library profession respond? These are some of the themes brought together in this year's annual LAUNC-Chapel Hill Conference entitled "Digital Dilemmas: The Politics of Information in an Information Age."

Free parking is available at the Friday Center.

Lunch at the Friday Center must be reserved and paid for in advance. The buffet includes a salad bar, soup, sandwiches, entrees, and desserts. Information about local restaurants is available from conference organizers.

For information about accommodations or if you require special assistance during the conference, contact:

Terri Saye, Conference Chair
CB# 3385
Kathrine R. Everett Law Library
100 Ridge Road
Chapel Hill, North Carolina 27599-3385
(919) 962-0836

Conference Schedule	Hotel Accommodations
Conference Speakers	Registration Form
Map and Directions to the Friday Center

Past Conference Information:

2000 Spring Conference - Looking Forward, Looking Back: Context For the New Millennium

1999 Spring Conference - GET REAL: Virtual Reality and Everyday Life

1998 Spring Conference - From Virtual to Reality: A Question of Balance

1997 Spring Conference - Click on North Carolina: Connecting the State

1996 Spring Conference - Library Collections in the 21st Century

Last Updated: January 3, 2001