Subscribing to the "Eastlib" Mailing List
Eastlib is CEAL's email networking mailing list, open to CEAL members and others interested in East Asian Librarianship. This mailing list is managed by Mr. Mitsutaka Nakamura, Japanese and Korean Studies Librarian at Washington University in St. Louis. Eastlib is a closed mailing list, meaning that only Eastlib subscribers can post and receive messages. Vendors should not use Eastlib to post advertisements or other forms of commercial messages.
To subscribe, please send an email to Mr. Mitsutaka Nakamura and include your name and affiliation in the message.
Eastlib Archive
You can view past Eastlib messages online. The archive has keyword searching and includes messages from December 2019 to May 2022.
Sending A Message
To send a message to Eastlib (requires a subscription), start an email message and put the Eastlib email address in the "To" field: eastlib@googlegroups.com
Problems?
If you have any problems with or questions about your Eastlib subscription, please address them to Mr. Mitsutaka Nakamura.
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Communication on Chinese Study Resources List
Committee on Chinese Materials
- Mission
The CCM List is to promote communications on Chinese study resources. The participants of the list are library professionals and staff in the Chinese studies fields or interested in the fields. - Information about subscribing
- Address for postings: ccm@lists.ucla.edu
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Japanese Librarians Liaisons Listserv (JpnLibLiaisons)
Committee on Japanese Materials
- Mission
The Japanese Librarians Liaisons (JpnLibLiaisons) is a global communication network that allows Japanese/East Asian information specialists to share information about Japanese resources and Japanese studies. The subscribers are welcome to post questions, announcements, findings, and/or other issues pertinent to Japanese studies. - Information about subscribing
- To join, send a subscription request including full name, position, and affiliation to: snoguchi@princeton.edu.
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