AILA Collection - John D. Berry Papers

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UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS AT LITTLE ROCK

AMERICAN NATIVE PRESS ARCHIVES 

LOUIS F. BURNS COLLECTION 

ANPA MSS 036 

Last updated:  July 2003 

EXTENT

Total Boxes: 3
Other Storage Formats: Oversize, 1 folder
Linear Feet: 3.0

ADMINISTRATIVE INFORMATION

Provenance

Gifts from John Berry, 2000-2003.

Ownership and Literary Rights

The John D. Berry Papers are the physical property of the American Native Press Archives, University of Arkansas at Little Rock. Literary rights, including copyright, belong to the authors or their legal heirs or assigns. For further information, consult the appropriate curator.

Access

The AILA Collection is open for research.

Citation Format

AILA Collection: John D. Berry Papers. American Native Press Archives.

HISTORICAL NOTE

The American Indian Library Association is a membership action group that addresses the library-related needs of American Indians and Alaska Natives. Members are individuals and institutions interested in the development of programs to improve Indian library, cultural, and informational services in school, public, and research libraries on reservations. AILA is also committed to disseminating information about Indian cultures, languages, values, and information needs to the library community. AILA cosponsors an annual conference and holds a yearly business meeting in conjunction with the American Library Association annual meeting. It publishes the American Indian Libraries Newsletter, which appears in four issues per year.

John D. Berry is former President of the American Indian Library Association and past President of the Oklahoma State University’s Native American Faculty and Staff Association. He holds a BA and an MA in Anthropology with a specialization in Biblical Archaeology, and holds an  MLIS from the University of Missouri-Columbia.  He has served on the American Library Association's Council as a Counselor at Large, and ALA Task Force for Rural Public School and Tribal Libraries, and is also a Member at Large for ICANN.  He has worked as reference librarian in a small liberal arts college; as head of technical services in a US Department of Defense library; as a Medical Librarian for Reference and Special Projects in the US Food and Drug Administration; and as a reference librarian with collection development responsibilities for the academic areas of history, philosophy, education, music, Native American and African American materials for the Oklahoma State University.  He is currently in charge of the Native American Studies and Comparative Ethnic Studies Collections within the Ethnic Studies Library, at the University of California Berkely.

DESCRIPTION OF THE COLLECTION

The AILA Collection consists of materials related to the American Indian Library Association and its members. Materials cover the period 1969 to 2003.

Box

    Folder
 
Berry, John D. Personal Correspondence
1
  1. 1994
  2. 1995
  3. 1996
  4. 1998
  5. 1999
  6. 2000
  7. March 2001
  8. October 2001
  9. November 2001
  10. December 2001
  11. January 2002
  12. February 2002
  13. March 2002
  14. April 2002
  15. May 2002
  16. June 2002
  17. July 2002
  18. August 2002
  19. November 2002
  20. December 2002
  21. December 2002 continued
  22. Undated 2002
  23. January 2003
  24. February 2003
  25. February 2003 continued
  26. Undated
Berry, John D. Personal Papers
 
  1. “California Indians.” Typescript
  2. Poetry. 1996-2001. Typescript
  3. Untitled Speech. 2000. Typescript
  4. Miscellaneous
AILA Correspondence
 
  1. 1995
  2. 1996
  3. 1997
  4. June 1998
  5. July 1998
  6. August 1998
  7. September 1998
  8. October 1998
  9. November 1998
  10. December 1998
2
  1. 1999
  2. January 2000
  3. February 2000
  4. March 2000
  5. April 2000
  6. May 2000
  7. June 2000
  8. July 2000
  9. August 2000
  10. September 2000
  11. December 2000
  12. January 2001
  13. March 2001
  14. May 2001
  15. June 2001
  16. July-December 2001
  17. January 2002
  18. February 2002
  19. March 2002
  20. April 2002
  21. May 2002
  22. June 2002
  23. July 2002
  24. July 2002 continued
  25. August 2002
  26. September 2002
  27. October 2002
  28. November 2002
  29. December 2002
  30. Undated 2002
  31. January 2003 – March 2003
Organizations
 
  1. Society of California Archaeologists Constitution and Bylaws, April 1969.
  2. Society of California Archaeologists Abstracts, Las Vegas, 1969.
  3. Society of California Archaeologists Membership Information and Directory, 1973.
  4. Society of California Archaeologists Presidential Report, May 3, 1973. Mimeograph. Election Biographies and Platforms, 1982.
  5. Society for California Archaeology Special Report No. 30, “The Status of California Archaeology”, May 1973.
  6. Society of California Archaeologists Constitution and Bylaws, October 1973.
  7. Society of California Archaeologists, The California Directory of Archaeological Consultants, December 1974.
  8. Society for California Archaeology Annual Meeting, Bakersfield, CA. 1981.
  9. Society for California Archaeology 16th Annual Meeting, Sacramento, April 1-3 1982.
  10. Society of California Archaeologists Southern California Data Sharing Meeting, November 1986. Flyer, Map and Program.
  11. Southwestern Anthropological Association and Society of California Archaeologists Annual Meeting, Asilomar California, March 25-28, 1970. Abstracts.
  12. Society for American Archaeology Petition on Salvage Bill S. 514 and J.R. 296, May 1973.
  13. American Anthropological Association Brochures. “Anthropology Publications” (1986?); “Marketing Yourself” (1987?)
  14. American Anthropological Association Career Bibliography. 1980?
  15. American Anthropological Association 80th Annual Meeting December 2-6 1981, Los Angeles. Preliminary Program (facsimile paper) and Registration Information (facsimile paper).
  16. The Archaeological Institute of American 83rd General Meeting. San Francisco. December 27-30, 1981. Program, Abstracts.
  17. National Tribal/Indian Health Service Consultation Conference. Program. 1993.
  18. American Indian Society. Urbana, MD. Pow-wow. 1994.
  19. American Indian Exposition 64th Annual. Brochures. 1995.
  20. Oklahoma State University. Native American Indian Heritage Month. Program. 1995.
  21. Oklahoma Statue University Native American Faculty and Staff Minutes, October 17, 1996 and November 21, 1996.
  22. Oklahoma State University. Annual Multicultural Development and Assessment Center Honors Banquet. Program. 1997.
  23. Oklahoma State University. Health Sciences Center. Pow-wow packet. 1999.
  24. Oklahoma State University Native American Student Association (OSU NASA). Native American Heritage Month Communities Agenda; Visiting Native American Scholars Program Brochure; Making the Trail: Tribal Colleges and Oklahoma Indian Art Brochure; NASA general Meeting September 23, 1999; Proposed Schedule October 1999; Powow Native American Recognition Ceremony Program 2000; April 7, 2001; John Berry’s name badge from OSU Native American Student Government and Tribal Leadership Big XII Conference, artistically embellished
  25. CRS Report for Congress. Legislative Procedure: An Introductory Guide to Sources, 98-94C, February 5, 1998; Tracking Current Federal Legislation and Regulations: A guide to Basic Sources, 98-461C, May 7, 1998; Legislative History: A Guide for Constituents 89-5961, November 1, 1989.
3
  1. ALA. Degrees and Certificates Awarded by US Library and Information Studies Education Programs 1997-1998
  2. ALA Conference. 1998. Program.
  3. ALA. Intellectual Properties Issues June 1998
  4. ALA. “If I Can Read, I Can Do Anything” Activity Flyer. 1999.
  5. ALA. News Release on ALA/Bell & Howell bash nets big bucks for scholarships, October 1999
  6. ALA Core Values Task Force Draft Statement November 21, 1999
  7. ALA. Constitution and Bylaws of the American Indian Library Association December 14, 1999
  8. ALA. Council Committee on Minority Concerns and Cultural Diversity (CCMCCD) Spectrum Initiative application and announcement flyer, April 1999; Minutes, June 26, 1999; Report to the ALA Council June 29, 1999; ALA. Congress January 14, 2000; Notes January 16, 2000; Special Report August 2001; Diversity Council Subcommittee Charges Undated.
  9. ALA Ethnic Caucus. Program and Handwritten notes. San Antonio January 13, 2000
  10. ALA. University of Minnesota Program Proposal for 2000 ALA Annual Meeting
  11. ALA. . Summary of Diversity Congress Midwinter 2000; List of Midwinter 2000 Diversity Congress Participants; “The Diversity Congress: A Planning Session” from the ALA Midwinter Conference in San Antonio, January 14, 2000
  12. ALA. “Great Chili Cook-Off” Flyer January 16, 2000
  13. ALA. Proposed Bylaws Amendment February 2001
  14. ALA. Fact Sheet May 2001
  15. ALA. Council Orientation Program. Annual Conference at the Muscone Convention Center in Chicago, June 18, 2001.
  16. ALA. Affiliates List June 2001
  17. ALA. Benefits of Affiliation with the American Library Association List-Undated
  18. ALA. Resolution Commending Sandra Rios Balderama. Invitations to receptions and dinners for various people. 2001-2002.
  19. Native Americans in Biological Services. Conference Program. 1996
  20. Stillwater (OK) Parent Committee for Indian Education. Spring Dance. 1996. Flyer.
  21. California Storytelling Association (CISA). Brochure
  22. AILA Spectrum Initiative spreadsheet 1997-1998 CD#23
  23. AILA Business Meeting Minutes January 11, 1998
  24. AILA. “American Indian Issues and Resources: Tribal Views and Federal Sources” National Conference, Paper and Agenda, June 26, 1998
  25. AILA National Conference Agenda June 26, 1998; Handwritten notes on stationary from the Capital Hilton, June 28, 1998
  26. AILA Business Meeting Agenda June 28, 1998
  27. AILA. FAQ’s. 1999.
  28. AILA Business Meeting Agenda January 31, 1999
  29. AILA Report on American Indian Libraries Newsletter, June 1999
  30. AILA Business Meeting Agenda and Meeting Minutes June 27, 1999
  31. AILA Business Meeting Minutes July 9, 2000
  32. AILA Business Meeting Agenda and Meeting Minutes June 17, 2001
  33. AILA Executive Meeting Agenda June 17, 2001
  34. AILA Scholarship Information, June 17, 2001
  35. AILA OLOS Subcommittee on Library Services to American Indians January 20, 2002
  36. AILA Midwinter Conference Report submitted by Bonnie Biggs, chair, delivered by Dr. Lotsee Patterson, January 20, 2002
  37. AILA Members Lists in mailing label format, Undated
  38. AILA Program Proposal for annual program in Chicago, July 8, Unknown year
  39. AILA brochure. Undated.
  40. Native American Symposium 3rd Annual Conference SEOSU 1999.
  41. University of Missouri. Dorothy E. Blatchford Memorial Powow. 1998. Flyer.
  42. Reforma. Party Flyer June 1998. Call for Action / Correspondence June 1998.
  43. ALASC Library Presentation. Berry, John D. October 5, 1999.
  44. National Library of New Zealand International Indigenous Librarian’s Forum 1999. Delegates List. Review Article from International Leads, December 1999.
  45. Citizen Board Potawatomi Nation. Recommendations for library on archives. 1999.
  46. Citizen Potawatomi Nation Library and Archives Overview and Recommendations. 1999.
  47. Citizen Potawatomi Nation. First Annual Festival Sacred Heart Walking Tour. June 27, 1999.
  48. Keepers of the Treasures. 8th Annual Conference. 1999.
  49. National Indian Youth Council. National Agenda. 2000.
  50. University of Arizona Five State American Indian Project. Report, January 13, 2000. Advisory Meeting Notes, January 13, 2000. IMLS.gov article, “A Report from the Field: the Five State American Indian Project” by Elizabeth Sywetz, IMLS Deputy Director, July 18, 2000.
  51. UC Berkley Native American Heritage Powow Flyer, November 30, 2000.
  52. UC Berkley Affiliated Libraries Fall Assembly, September 2002.
  53. Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma Correspondence, August 13, 2002 and October 5, 2002.
  54. Sequoyah Research Center Symposium UALR November 14-16, 2002 Materials.
Periodicals and Publications
 
  1. AILA Newsletter. XV:1 Fall 1992, XVI:4 Summer 1994; XX:4 Summer 1998
  2. American Anthropological Association Newsletter. 20:7 September 1979. (See also oversize.)
  3. American Committee for Preservation of Archaeological Collections (ACPAC) Newsletter. December 1991, January 1991.
  4. Bulletin of the Society for American Archaeology 8:1 January 1990.
  5. California Storytelling Association (CISA) Newsletter. 1:1 Winter/Spring 1998.
  6. CRM. 16:9 (1993)
  7. Library Juice Newsletter. 5:16. April 25, 2002.
  8. Outreach Newsletter, Museum of Anthropology, November 1990.
  9. Reforma National Conference Newsletter May 2002.
  10. Society for California Archaeology Newsletter 2:5 October 1968
  11. Society for California Archaeology Newsletter 3:1 April 1969
  12. Society for California Archaeology Newsletter 7:1 February 1973, 7:2 April 1973, 7:3 June 1973 (facsimile paper)
  13. Society for California Archaeology Newsletter 8:5 October 1974, 8:6 December 1974
  14. Society for California Archaeology Newsletter 11:2 May 1977, 11:4/5 October 1977, 11:6 December 1977
  15. Society for California Archaeology Newsletter 12:4 November 1978
  16. Society for California Archaeology Newsletter 15:1 February 1981, 15:3 September 1981
  17. Society for California Archaeology Newsletter 16:3 June 1982
  18. Society for California Archaeology Newsletter 17:4 November 1983
  19. Society for California Archaeology Newsletter 18:1 January 1984, 18:2 April 1984
  20. Society for California Archaeology Newsletter 19:4 December 1985
  21. Society for California Archaeology Newsletter 20:1 February 1986, 20:7 December 1986
  22. Society for California Archaeology Newsletter 21:1/2 March 1987, 21:3 May 1987
  23. Society for California Archaeology Newsletter 22:5 September 1988, 22:6 November 1988
  24. Society for California Archaeology Newsletter 23:1 January 1989 and 23:2 March 1989
  25. Society of Professional Archaeologists Newsletter. 11:10 December 1987, 12:10 October 1988, 13:1 January 1989, 13:8-9 August-September 1989, 15:4 April 1991, 15:5 May 1991, 15:11 November 1991.
  26. Southwestern Anthropological Association Newsletter. 12:1 May 1970, 13:1 December 1971.
Miscellaneous
 
  1. Agada, John. PhD. Paper for the School of Library and Information Management at Emporia State University in Emporia, KS. A National Initiative to Recruit Ethnic Minorities into the Library and Information Professions. Undated.
  2. Arellano, Louis Smith. Delaware Trails. Advertisement Flyer. Undated.
  3. Cherokee National Holiday. Brochure. Undated.
  4. Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma Calendar. 1998.
  5. Comment and Scoring sheet template. Diskette. May 18, 1999.
  6. El Centro de Arti Latino Art Center. October 1995.
  7. Excerpt from “White Privilege: Unpacking the Invisible Knapsack”, Peace and Freedom. “Some Daily Effects of White Privilege” by Peggy McIntosh. July/August 1989.
  8. Guide to the Jack D. Forbes Collection (Manuscripts). Special Collections Department, Shield’s Library, University of California, Davis.
  9. Morris K. Udall Foundation Scholarship Application, August 1999.
  10. Mitten, Lisa. Ethnic Internet Resources Research, June 1999. Informal Paper on going to an Alabama conference.
  11. Museum Ads. NUCMC Archives and Manuscripts Collections; The Heard Museum Library and Archives. June 1998.
  12. Native American Library Services. Enforcement Grants. Receivers, handbook, forms. 1999.
  13. Native American Visitation Day Schedule. Undated.
  14. National Donor Marrow Program. Undated.
  15. National Native American AIDS Prevention Center. Order form. 1988. Raven’s Guide to Aids Prevention Services. 1991. Order form for HIV Prevention in Native American Communities. 1992.
  16. Native American Constitution and Law Digitization Project. 1999.
  17. Native American Heritage Month Observance. Introduction Remarks. Undated.
  18. Native American Library and Museum Project, Inc. Bookmarks. Undated.
  19. Native American Programs Information. University of Main 2000; University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire 2000; University Riverside Article May 16, 2000; New Mexico State University Graduate Studies, April 2001.
  20. Native American Scholarships Database. 1999.
  21. Native Youth Alliance Prayer Vigil. 1994.
  22. Oklahoma Gas and Steam Engine Show Flyer. May 2000.
  23. Pilate, Terri. “The Native American Studies Collection of the University of California at Berkley: A Case Study.” April 3, 2002.
  24. Pipestone National Monument. Brochures. 1987.
  25. Pow-wow Flyers. Tulsa Powwow Club, June 2000. Del City High School, April 1999.
  26. Progressive Librarian Directory 2000.
  27. Red Earth. 4 brochures. 1992-1994
  28. Smithsonian Institution Indian Resources. Brochures. Undated.
  29. University of Kansas. Indigenous Nations Studies Program Information. 1999.
  30. Various Conferences: AISES 22nd Annual National Conference and Career Fair Brochure; November 1998 National American Indian Conference Flyer; “Call to Friends in Support of Indian Rights” in Tulsa, OK, April 29-May 2, 1999; Gathering of Friends on Native American Affairs.
Oversize
1
  1. American Anthropological Association Newsletter. December 2-6, 1981; Volume 23, No. 2-4, February-April, 1982.

Prepared by: Carolyn Thompson
July 15, 2003

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