International Seminar on Bibliographic Services:
 Enhancing Academic Library Bibliographic Services in a Changing Environment
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Mr. Hideyuki MORIMOTO (森本英之)
(Japanese Cataloguer, Columbia University Library)
Email: <hm2106@columbia.edu>

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Education:

  1. School of Information and Library Studies, University of Michigan (Ann Arbor), Master of Information and Library Studies
  2. Division of Comparative Culture, Graduate School, International Christian University (Tokyo), Master of Arts in Letters

Work Experience:

  1. Japanese Cataloger, C.V. Starr East Asian Library, Columbia University
  2. East Asian Studies Librarian, New York University Libraries
  3. Japanese Cataloger, East Asian Library, University of California, Berkeley

Publications:

  1. "CEAL Committee on Technical Processing Annual Report, 2004."    Journal of East Asian Libraries 135 (February 2005): 78-83.
  2. "Electronic Resources."  In Descriptive Cataloging of East Asian Material:  CJK Examples of AACR2 and Library of Congress Rule Interpretations.  Washington, D.C.:  Library of Congress, Cataloging Policy and Support Office, 2004-  (http://www.loc.gov/catdir/cpso/CJKChap9.pdf)
  3. "Selected Cataloging Documents/Manuals."  In Workbook of the Junior Japanese Studies Librarians Professional Training Seminar.  Electronic ed.  [Cambridge, Mass.]:  North American Coordinating Council on Japanese Library Resources, 2004.  (http://www.fas.harvard.edu/~ncc/workbook/pdf/referenceresources.pdf)
  4. "Cataloging Monographs and Material in Different Formats:  Session Syllabus with Exercises."  In Workbook of the Junior Japanese Studies Librarians Professional Training Seminar.  Electronic ed.  [Cambridge, Mass.]:  North American Coordinating Council on Japanese Library Resources, 2004.  (http://www.fas.harvard.edu/~ncc/workbook/pdf/catalogingmonographsandmaterial.pdf)
  5. "CEAL Committee on Technical Processing Annual Report, 2003."    Journal of East Asian Libraries 132 (February 2004):  55-58.
  6. Marra, Toshie, Hideyuki Morimoto, and Reiko Yoshimura.  "Directory of North American Collections of Old and Rare Japanese Books, Other Print Materials, and Manuscripts."  Journal of East Asian Libraries 131 (October 2003):  68-109.
  7. "Japan Foundation-National Diet Library Training Program for Information Specialists for Japanese Studies, Dec. 1-21, 2002, in Tokyo and Kansai:  A Report."  Journal of East Asian Libraries 130 (June 2003):  49-54.
  8. "TRC MARC Bibliographic Records Loaded in RLIN:  Their Compatibility with LC Practices for Japanese-Language Monographic Title Cataloguing."  Journal of College and University Libraries 67 (March 2003):  58-69.   (article printed in Japanese under title:  RLIN ni Shūsaisareta TRC MARC Shoshi Rekōdo:  Sono Nihongo Tosho ni Taisuru LC Junkyo Mokuroku no Kankō to no Gokansei)
  9. "CEAL Committee on Technical Processing Annual Report, 2002."  Journal of East Asian Libraries 129 (February 2003):  118-123.
  10. "CEAL Committee on Japanese Materials Annual Meeting, 2002, Washington, D.C.."  Journal of East Asian Libraries 128 (October 2002):  13-21.
  11. "CEAL Committee on Japanese Materials Annual Report, 2001."  Journal of East Asian Libraries 126 (February 2002):  80-84.
  12. "Uniqueness of Titles Acquired through the NCC MVS Program:  Current Holdings Situation in North America of Program-Funded Titles, 1992-2000."  June 2001.  (http://staff.washington.edu/rrbritt/NCCMVS/PDF/nccmvse1Hideyuki.pdf)
  13. "CEAL Committee on Japanese Materials Annual Meeting, 2001, Chicago, Illinois."  Journal of East Asian Libraries 124 (June 2001):  59-67.
  14. "CEAL Committee on Japanese Materials Annual Report, 2000."  Journal of East Asian Libraries 124 (June 2001):  55-59.
  15. "Japan."  In Guide to Official Publications of Foreign Countries, edited by American Library Association, Government Documents Round Table, 2nd ed.  Bethesda, Md.:  CIS, 1997.
  16. "National Program for Coordinated Japanese Library Acquisitions of Multi-Volume Sets and External Users Services:  1996-1997 Project Report."  Journal of East Asian Libraries 112 (June 1997):  65-68.
  17. "Cataloging Operations at Large Academic Libraries in North America:  Current Situations and Future Directions."  Journal of Information Science and Technology Association 46 (3):  142-148 (March 1996)  (article printed as translated from the English into Japanese by Journal editor under title:  Hokubei Chiiki Daikibo Gakujutsu Toshokan ni Okeru Mokuroku Sakusei Gyōmu: Genjō oyobi Shōrai Tenbō)

ABSTRACT
Council on East Asian Libraries (CEAL) Special Committee to Study Proposal for Comprehensive Review of LCSH/NAR/SAR Entries for East Asian Studies Materials :
Its Findings, Recommendation, and Beyond.

A proposal was submitted to the Council on East Asian Libraries (CEAL) by Dr. Eugene W. Wu and Dr. Tai-loi Ma that CEAL should undertake a comprehensive review of LCSH/NAR/SAR entries for East Asian studies materials. The CEAL Executive Board established in spring 2004 the CEAL Special Committee to Study Proposal for Comprehensive Review of LCSH/NAR/SAR Entries for East Asian Studies Materials. In summer 2005, the Special Committee completed its work, including a pilot study of actually reviewing sampled parts of the LC/SACO/NACO Authority Files and a survey of CEAL members: as to their view toward the proposed comprehensive review of LCSH/NAR/SAR entries for East Asian studies materials; and, in case of actual implementation by CEAL of such comprehensive review, as to availability of each for such a production-mode project.  A final report was submitted to the Executive Board.  This presentation will highlight: Special Committee's findings through the pilot study, survey, and additional communication received from CEAL members; Special Committee's recommendation; and proposal originators' reaction to the report.

Although the Special Committee's recommendation was for PCC participants among CEAL members to continue with incremental improvement, on an as-encountered basis, of LCSHs/NARs/SARs for East Asian studies materials, the presentation would also explore possibilities of collaborative work with experts in this regard, such as librarians in Hong Kong.

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