Dear Moderator, Please post the following message. Karnataka State College Librarians' Association is organizing its fifth National Conference - LIBTRANS 2014 sponsored by UGC @ BESANT EVENING COLLEGE, MANGALORE along with Dakshina Kannada and Kodagu Library Association on the theme `Libraries and Librarianship in Transition: Challenges and opportunities' on 22-23 August 2014. It is a unique opportunity for all the library professionals in the country to share their experiences and keep themselves up-to-date with the current developments in pursuance of rendering effective services to the user community. Original papers on the theme of the conference and sub-themes (i.e. Librarian and Librarianship, Knowledge Management, Internet and Networking Services, User Education, Technology in Libraries, E-Resource Management and Collection Development) may be sent to libtrans2014@gmail.com before 7th July 2014. Please note that conference proceedings will be published with ISBN and accepted papers requires compulsory registration for inclusion of their papers. Registration fee for delegates is Rs. 1400=00 with accommodation (Rs 1000 without accommodation) and for students/ Research scholars is Rs 900=00 with accommodation (Rs. 500 without accommodation). For further details, please contact Dr VASAPPA GOWDA Organizing Secretary, LIBTRANS 2014 Besant Evening College Mahatma Gandhi Road, Mangalore - 575003 Email: libtrans2014@gmail.com vasgowda@yahoo.co.in Mobile - 9448150365 Or Visit http://libtrans2014.weebly.com/ -- *Suresh Jange Ph.D* University Deputy Librarian *IFLA & Commonwealth Professional Fellow* Council Member, ILA & Vice President- KASULA *Virtual Learning Resource Centre & Digital Library <http://www.guglibrary.net>* *Gulbarga University <http://www.gulbargauniversity.kar.nic.in>, Gulbarga - 585 106* Karnataka, India Mobile - +91-9902570129 URL: www.guglibrary.net Home: https:// <http://jangess.webs.com/>sj71.wordpress.com -- This message has been scanned for viruses and dangerous content by MailScanner, and is believed to be clean.