UGC-SPONSORED TWO DAYS NATIONAL CONFERENCE ON
Empowering Library Professionals in MANAGING DIGITAL Resources AND providing Extension ActiviTIES
Call for papers:
Papers are called for presentation and publication in conference proceedings from librarians, information professionals, teachers of LIS, researchers and students. The papers submitted at the conference should be the original work of the authors (s). Research papers based on surveys and case studies are given preference for presentation. The paper submitted should have been neither published anywhere nor kept under consideration for publication.
The article must be submitted according to the following format.
- The manuscript may be limited to 3000 to 5000 words.
- Submit your article electronically.
- All papers should be typed on Microsoft Word Version.
- Paper size should be A4, Portrait (8.5”*11”) with margins:1”(top & bottom and right): 1.5”(left)
- Headings & sub headings must be in bold font, justified and numbered according to level of heading as below:
1. First level heading
1.1 Second level heading
1.1.1 Third level heading
- Figures , charts, photos and tables within the article should have proper numbers and descriptions
- The font size is to be 12 in Times New Roman.
- The main title should be followed by name, affiliation and address of the author(s) with e-mail id and contact nos.
- The length of the abstract should not be more than 200 words.
- At least 5 keywords must be given after the abstract.
- All papers must be accompanied by one passport size colour photograph together with a brief C V.
- Reference/bibliographies may be cited as per APA format prescribed by American- Pychological Association ( http://www.apa.style.org )
General presentations and just descriptive articles are not encouraged.
Submit your papers to:
Dr.Khaiser M.Khan , Reader ,
Dr.Gopa Kumar, Librarian,
Dr.Vishala B.K, Selection Grade Librarian,
My books are very few, but then the world is before me - a library open to all - from which poverty of purse cannot exclude me - in which the meanest and most paltry volume is sure to furnish something to amuse, if not to instruct and improve. — Letter to George Johnson, January 1824. Joseph HOWE
