ULA HeaRT Meeting Minutes
9/17/2004
Spencer S. Eccles Health Sciences
Library
Chair: Alice Weber
Vice Chair:
Sally Patrick
Secretary: Emily
Interdonato
Past Chair: Molly Youngkin
In
attendance:
Valeri Craigle, Spencer S. Eccles Health
Science Library, vcraigle@lib.med.utah.edu
Emily
Interdonato, Emporia State University, MLS student,
einterdonato@comcast.net
Erica Lake, LDS Hospital Library,
ldelake@ihc.com
Jeanne Le Ber, Spencer S. Eccles Health
Science Library, jeannele@lib.med.utah.edu
Nancy Lombardo,
Spencer S. Eccles Health Science Library,
nancyl@lib.med.utah.edu
Sally Patrick, Spencer S. Eccles
Health Science Library, spatrick@lib.med.utah.edu
Joan
Stoddard, Spencer S. Eccles Health Sciences Library,
joans@lib.med.utah.edu
Faith Zschiesche, Weber County
Library, fzschiesche@weberpl.lib.ut.us
Sally Patrick, Vice Chair, ran
the HeaRT meeting because Alice Weber our Chair was sick (We hope you feel
better Alice). We did not have anyone join us this time by teleconference.
- Introductions were made and a warm welcome was made to our new member
Faith Zschiesche from Weber County Library.
- Valeri was thanked for updating and adding the minutes to the HeaRT
website.
- Sally asked if there were any questions about the minutes or suggested
changes to the HeaRT Goals and Objectives or the HeaRT website.
- Erica suggested some type of separation between the professional or HeaRT
business links and the fun or health links. Everyone seemed to be in agreement
with that suggestion.
- Sally found a calendar of Utah health activities at the website Utah
Health Magazine http://www.uthealth.com/index.php?src=events
and thought this would be a great place to start the design of the HeaRT
website calendar of healthy events. Erica brought a few more links to
calendars as well and can be found at http://www.sportsguidemag.com/keeper/events.asp
Sportguide Magazine, http://gorp.away.com/gorp/location/ut/ut.htm
GORP--Utah Guide, http://www.healthyutah.org/Healthy
Utah, Erica also included http://www.acsm.org
American College of Sports Medicine, and http://www.eatright.org
American Dietetic Association. There was a suggestion that rather than
creating a calendar on the HeaRT website we could create a web page with links
to these and other event websites found. Before the next meeting, members
should review these health activity pages to make sure they would be good to
link to from the HeaRT page. Valerie can then make a link entitled "Healthy
Happenings" (thanks Erica).
- Jeanne discussed briefly the ULA board meeting. There will be training for
how to work with your lobbyist done by legislator Dave Jones on October 7,
2004 at the State Library at noon-bring your lunch. Also the deadline for ULA
Spring conference program submission is November 12, 2004. There was a budget
request of $250.00 sent to Gene Nelson ULA president. This request would cover
marketing materials such as buttons, bookmarks, and a poster. The request was
approved at the Board meeting.
- Erica asked how the financial situation of ULA was and Jeanne said it was
very good thanks to Chris Anderson. who plans to make it better.
- Joan suggested thinking of planning a fun run to take place in conjunction
with the September 2005 MCMLA that would involve Eccles and HeaRT. We will
keep this in mind for next year's program planning.
- Programming suggestions were discussed the rest of the meeting. Sally
explained to Faith what HeaRT has done in the past with Yoga, a physical
therapist, and outdoor recreation. Then Faith shared that she is a longtime
climber, skier, and triathlete. This inspired the idea from Valeri of "Extreme
Librarians" and from Jeanne "A healthy heart breeds extreme librarians", but
then Valeri pointed to the "Silent Warriors" that have adopted a healthy
lifestyle but may not be extreme. So here are four ideas that were suggested.
- Extreme Librarians. A program about some librarians that are
extreme Faith volunteered to work out what could be done. Sally volunteered
to send out an email to the entire ULA list to find more extreme librarians.
- Active Living Everyday. Erica had emailed to Dr. Michael
Lamonte at the Cooper Institute (formerly of LDS Hospital) and he said he
would be happy to come up and do a talk. Erica will check on what his
speaker fee would be. He is from Utah and so has a connection that could be
included in the program. Eric and Sally have volunteered to lead this
program.
- Resistance to exercise. If possible show the "family" version
of the movie Supersize Me and lead a discussion after the movie or segue
into the talk with Dr. Lamonte at the Cooper Institute.
- Current issues and critical
thinking:
* How to evaluate what is going
on with drug companies
* Scholarly
Publishing
* Trends in Nutrition-Low carb,
etc
This could have the potential to partner with the New Perspectives
Roundtable. Could someone look into this? Nancy L?
- Nominations are due for Roundtable Officers on November 12, too. Think of
who would be good to nominate and bring this to the next meeting.
- The next meeting is scheduled for Friday, October 29, 2004 at 10 a.m. at
the Eccles Health Science Library. Since none of our remote colleagues were
able/did use the videoconferencing, Alice and Sally need to check on them
before and be sure to schedule the bridge through UTN if more than one site
calls in for a videoconference.
- The meeting was adjourned at 11:15 a.m.
Post
Script:
ULA Board Meeting Sept 2004
Summary for HeaRT
- Financial Report -- The ULA annual conference was successful from a
financial point of view. The HeaRT budget requests for $250 were
approved.
- Jim Cooper was re-elected as Board Member at large
- Membership - There was discussion of Dues increase since ULA has not had
one for 25 years. This would affect all 3 categories of membership
(First-time/student, Renewing, Lifetime). There was also discussion of
institutional and/or corporate membership and dues.
- Elections - forms were handed out for each roundtable and section to
supply the slate of names for election that are due Nov. 12.
- The Great Issues forum will be about RFID and Privacy
- There is funding (up to $500) for pre- and post-conference classes for
MPLA. Contact Peter Kraus.
- UELMA Report - Alliances & Connections; conference will be March 3,
2005 at the Davis Conference Center.
- Legislative Report - given by Jeanne at meeting Sept 17 (see
minutes).
- Webmaster Report - Discussion of Online voting and whether or not we
should pursue. Feedback is requested. An online newsletter will be available
(should save money over print). Gene Nelson is requesting news for the
newsletter.
- 2005 Conference - Conference Budgets are due to Betty Dance by Nov 12.
Information on ULA website.
- Fall Conference will be: Marketing to Multi-cultural Communities by Tammy
Springer. Cost is $20 including the lunch for pre-registration, and $25 at the
door with lunch not guaranteed. Afternoon sessions will be Multi-media Spanish
Collections, Emergent Literacy, and Intellectual Freedom. It will be held at
the Orem Public Library.