Education
Health Sciences University Library
Health Sciences University Library
Art School Library
Awards / Activities
Library Systems & Vendor-Related Databases
Software

M.F.A. Printmaking. Central Washington University. Ellensburg, WA. 1983. [Course work].
Printmaking Certificate. California State University, Stanislaus. 1980.
B.A. Art. Magna cum laude. California State University, Stanislaus. 1979.
A.A. Art. With honors. Modesto Junior College. Modesto, CA. 1977.

University of California, San Francisco, Library & CKM (Center For Knowledge Management). (Health Sciences)
Serials/Electronic Resources Specialist. Library Assistant V. 1 January 2004 -

• Electronic Resources and Serials
• Track, diagnose, report, and resolve electronic access issues.
• Assist Technical Services/Collection Development Manager, and Director, Digital Library and Collections.
• As requested provide System-Wide Library Consortium personnel with information regarding acquisition and collection issues, including electronic journal packages, databases, print journal subscriptions. Disseminate or act upon similar information received from Library Consortium personnel.
  
• Primary-contact with vendors and publishers for electronic resources.
• Create and maintain library holdings in databases: SERHOLD and UC-eLinks.
• Write and maintain unit documentation on procedures.
• Train and advise unit members.
• UC-eLinks (SFX) liaison (March, 2003 -    )
• III Coordinators Group (Internal)
  
• Campus Liaisons Group (UCSF Affiliations)
  
• Millennium, OCLC, MELVYL, PubMed, SERHOLD.

---

• Collection Statistics & Statistical Reports
• Compile acquisition statistics from Millennium database.
• Develop and maintain spreadsheets.
• Produce charts and documents.
• Create statistical reports.

---

• ILS Database Projects
• Write, compile, and maintain boolean search review files.
• Maintain fixed- and variable-field code.
• Diagnose and amend errors in the Millennium database.

---

• Accomplishments Ability & Knowledge

Collection Management
UCSF Library and Center for Knowledge Management
University of California, San Francisco
530 Parnassus Avenue, Room 106, Box 0840
San Francisco, California 94143-0840
(415) 502-7328. Voice
alan.daniel@library.ucsf.edu 

University of California, San Francisco, Library & CKM (Center For Knowledge Management). (Health Sciences)
Acquisitions Workleader. Library Assistant IV. 1 November 2002 - 31 December 2003
Acquisitions Workleader. Library Assistant III. 1 May 1993 - 31 October 2002
Acquisitions Team Member. Library Assistant II. 6 November 1989 - 30 April 1993

• Lead Library Assistant for Acquisitions
• UC-eLinks (SFX) liaison (March, 2003 -    )
  
• Serials Specialist (Temporary, November, 2002 -    )
  
• Oversee monograph, continuation, and approval orders; claims; reports.
• Train and advise unit members.
• Primary-contact with vendors and publishers.
• Write and maintain unit documentation on procedures.
• Analyze vendor performance.
• Coordinate with Library accounts payable.
• Internet support for Acquisitions
• Reserve Book Room liaison.
• III Coordinators Group (Internal)
  
• Campus Liaisons Group (UCSF Affiliations)
  
• Innopac, OCLC, MELVYL, PubMed, SERHOLD, CatME.

---

• Collection Statistics & Statistical Reports
• Compile statistics from Innopac database.
• Develop and maintain spreadsheets.
• Produce charts and documents.
• Create statistical reports.

---

• Innopac Database Projects
• Write, compile, and maintain review files.
• Develop and maintain fixed- and variable-field code.
• Diagnose and amend errors in the Innopac database.

---

• Internet / Communications
• Install and advise department on Internet browsers and applications.
• NC, IE, telnet, ftp

---

Collection Management
UCSF Library and Center for Knowledge Management
University of California, San Francisco
530 Parnassus Avenue, Room 106, Box 0840
San Francisco, California 94143-0840
(415) 502-7328. Voice
alan.daniel@library.ucsf.edu 

Academy of Art University Library
Library Assistant.  2 September 1986 - 3 November 1989.

• Circulation
• Oversaw: Circulation; billing/collections for overdue materials.
• Wrote, maintained documentation and forms.

---

• Accounts Payable/Receivable
• Processed checks and invoices.
• Maintained library's balance sheets.

---

• Supervisor
• Trained, evaluated, hired/discharged eight to ten work-scholarship students.
• Produced and maintained library personnel forms.

---

• Acquisitions
• Placed orders for all monographs/serials. Checked-in material.

---

• Information Services
• Provided reference services to faculty, staff, students, and public.
• Conducted tours.

---

• Job Description Accomplishments Interior View

Academy of Art University. Library
180 New Montgomery, 6th Floor
San Francisco, California. 94105-3807
(415) 274-2270 

• Alpha Gamma Sigma. California Community Colleges Honor Society. Lifetime membership.
• Juror. American Society of Anesthesiologists Annual Art Exhibition. Moscone Center. San Francisco, California. October 2003. "'Flower Power' Blooms Again in San Francisco", Jerry L. Berger. ASA Newsletter, vol. 67(7), July 2003. [Article incorrectly references "California State Uninversity, Long Beach" in place of "California State University, Stanislaus".]
  
• Creativity Award. $1000. UCSF Library and Center for Knowledge Management. In recognition of utilizing the Internet and WorldWideWeb to aid in acquisitions. April 1996.
• Juror. Fire Prevention Program Poster Competition. Grades K-8th: Waterford Elementary, Richard Moon School, Waterford, California; Hickman (California) Elementary; Roberts Ferry (California) School; La Grange (California) Elementary. 1986.
• Colby College Museum of Art, Waterville Maine. Three mixed-media pieces. Donor: gifts of the artist (Alan Grover Daniel), a.k.a. Horseman. Category: mailart/permanent. Exhibited: "Against the Clock," Colby College, April 1985.
• 1st International COPY-ART Biennial. Fomento de las Artes Decoratives and AGRA-Gevaert galleries. Barcelona. 1985.
• Support Your Local Artist. Leonard's Artspace. Modesto, California. One in a series of six artists' solo-exhibitions sponsored by the Stanislaus County Arts Commission. 1985.
• Born to Survive Aerogramme Mailart Project. Stedelijk Museum. Tienen, Belgium. October - November 1984. Commonpress, no. 56, December 1984, p. 91; microfiche 3, top row, column 9. [One drawing].
• Honorarium. National Endowment For The Arts. Installation. Public Views of Private Spaces. Northwest Artists Workshop. Portland, Oregon. December 1983 - February 1984. Exhibition of five paintings.
• Photographers' Christmas Cards. California Museum of Photography. University of California, Riverside. 2 December 1983 - 7 January 1984. [Letter].
• Mini Gravat Internacional '82. Taller Galeria Fort. Cadaques, Spain. Traveling exhibition under the auspices of Servei D'Arts Pl?stiques. Department de Cultura. Generalitat de Catalunya. 1982 - 1983. [Artwork].
• Pacific States Printmakers Exhibition, 1982. University of Hawaii, at Hilo. 1982.
• Certificate of Recognition. The City of Turlock, California, Arts Commission. 1982.
• Art Club President. California State University, Stanislaus. 1978 - 1979. 1979 - 1980.
• N.C.A. 25th Anniversary Show. Cal Expo, Sacramento. Juror: Joan Brown. 1979. [Artwork].
• Dean's Honor List. California State University, Stanislaus. Spring 1977. Spring 1978. Fall 1978. Spring 1979.
• Young Democrats Club. Treasurer. Ceres High School. 1970 - 1971.
• Ceres High School Varsity Tennis Team. Doubles. 1968 - 1969. 1969 - 1970.
• Certificate of Merit. American Legion Auxiliary. Poppy Poster Competition. Second Place. Ceres, California. 1967.
• Seventh Grade. Walter White Junior High. Senator. Student Council.
• Sixth Grade. Whitmore Elementary. Science Fair. Model of how a capacitor works.
• Third Grade. Oscoda, Michigan. Role: John Smith. Thanksgiving Holiday Play.
• Second Grade. South Modesto, California. Solo advanced math program.
• First Grade. Tallest bean plant.