Schedule

All EEI21 - MEMPHIS - 2000 events, including receptions, meals, and presentations take place in the Fogelman Executive Center, University of Memphis campus, 330 DeLoach St.

The proceedings of EEI21 - MEMPHIS - 2000 are to be published in the International Information and Library Review, September/December 2000 issue.

OCTOBER 5:

Thursday 6 pm	Reception for Presenters and Guests

OCTOBER 6:

Friday 7:30-9 am	Breakfast for Presentors and Guests
Friday 9-11:45 am	Keynote Address, Formal Responses, and Questions from Audience Thomas Froehlich, Kent State University, Moderator Keynote Address: Rafael Capurro, University of Stuttgart "Ethical Challenges of the Information Society in the 21st Century" Responses: Martha Smith, Long Island University Robert Hauptman, St. Cloud State University Thomas Nenon, University of Memphis Questions from Audience.
Friday 11:45-1 pm	Lunch for Presentors and Guests
Friday 1-1:30 pm	Thomas Froehlich, Kent State University "Social Responsibility and the Internet Resources"
Friday 1:30-2 pm	Bernd Frohmann, University of Western Ontario "Cyber-Ethics: Bodies or Bytes?"
Friday 2-2:30 pm	Netiva Caftori, Northeastern Illinois University Steve Teicher, Rollins College "Privacy.....How Do You Get It?"
Friday 2:30-3 pm	Richard Rosenberg, University of British Columbia "Who Will Censor? BC Tel and the Oliver 'Hate' Web Site"
Friday 3-3:30 pm	Break
Friday 3:30-4 pm	Debbie Rabina, Rutgers University "Sometimes Late is as Bad as Never: Copyright Protection in Israel"
Friday 4:30-5 pm	J. Wayne King, Lenoir-Rhyne College "Hackine 101: Are We Training the Cyberspace Criminals of the Future?" A. Dale King, Lenoir-Rhyne College
Friday 4:30-5 pm	Byung Lee, Elon College "Users' Perspective on Regulation to Protect Privacy on the Web"
Friday 6-9:00 pm	Wine and Cheese for Presentors and Guests
Friday 7:30 pm	Banquet for Presentors and Guests

OCTOBER 7:

Saturday 7:30-9 am	Breakfast for Presentors and Guests

Biomedical Session, 9-12 pm; Thomas Singarella, University of Tennessee - Memphis, Moderator

Saturday 9-9:10 am	Thomas Singarella Welcome and Introductions, Biomedical Session
Saturday 9:10-9:40 am	John Baxter, University of Tennessee - Memphis Jack Buchanan, University of Tennessee - Memphis "Medical Middleware"
Saturday 9:40-10:10 am	Eugene C. Eckstein, University of Tennessee - Memphis "Ethical Concerns and Internet Sources for Research Papers"
Saturday 10:10-10:30 am	Break
Saturday 10:30-11 am	Jan T. Orick, St. Jude's Childrens' Research Hospital "The Virtual Library: Changing Roles and Ethical Challenges for Librarians"
Saturday 11-11:30 am	Feili Tu, University of Iowa Nancy P. Zimmerman, University of South Carolina "It is Not Just a Matter of Ethics: a Survey of the Provision of Health Disclaimers, Caveats, and Other Health-Related Alerts in Consumer Health Information on Eating Disorders on the Internet"
Saturday 11:30-12 pm	David Armbruster, University of Tennessee - Memphis "Biomedical Publications and the Web: Status Report"

Saturday 12-1 pm	Lunch for Presentors and Guests
Saturday 1-1:30 pm	Stephen Foster, Central Michigan University "The Digital Divide: Some Reflections"
Saturday 1:30-2 pm	Barbara Rockenbach, Yale University Stephen Almagno, University of Pittsburgh "Distance Education - The Unexamined Questions"
Saturday 2-2:30 pm	Charles W. Manning, Chancellor, Tennessee Board of Regents "Ethical Challenge in the Deregulation of Telecommunications"
Saturday 2:30-3 pm	Break
Saturday 3-3:30 pm	Bruce Gilbert, Drake University "Teaching Information Literacy and Computing Ethics: Are They the Same Thing?"
Saturday 3:30-4 pm	TBA
Saturday 4-4:30 pm	Wallace Koehler, University of Oklahoma JoAnna Wall, University of Oklahoma "Ethical Values of Information and Library Professionals - An Expanded Analysis"
Saturday 4:30-5 pm	Scott Johnson, Rutgers University "Privacy and the Public Library: A Legal Analysis"
Saturday 6 pm-	Wine and Cheese. Excursion to downtown Memphis

OCTOBER 8:

Sunday 7:30-9 am	Breakfast for Presentors and Guests
Sunday 9-9:45 am	Open Discussion and Farewells