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The article presents a comprehensive bibliography with a representative sampling of topics and political ideologies from books and leading journals. Since wide-ranging bibliographies are difficult to compile, they are seldom available to provide an overview of literature on health services administration. The original listing was based on the framework used for statewide planning in California. Major headings were modified slightly to include a public policy orientation. The major purpose of the bibliography is to encourage dialogue among faculty and students about the scope and content of the policy studies field.

The article presents abstracts of several poster sessions which were presented at the 2010 conference of the North American Serials Interest Group including one on professional development for print serials staffers, one on end notes in serial analytic records and one on shared decision making.

Focuses on the Music Center Education Division of the Los Angeles Music Center's annual Institute for Educators which organizes online resources from many sources into arts-discipline-specific bibliographies. Limitations of the short bibliographies; Description of the Institute for Educators.

Presents the history of the California Environmental Health Association (NEHA) in Sacramento, California. Creation of the California Association of Sanitarians (CAS) in 1930; Publication of The Sanitarian; Formation of CAS annual educational meeting; Convocation of NEHA in 1937; Organizational officers and members of the organization.

A list of publications related to exceptional minority students is presented. The publications include "Exceptional Asian Children and Youth," by Margie K. Kitano and Philip C. Chinn, and "Educational Services to Handicapped Students with Limited English Proficiency: A California State-Wide Study," by Patricia T. Cegelka, Rena Lewis, Ana Maria Rodriguez, and Richard Pacheco.