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A pilot project, w hich placed library school interns in tribal libraries on small American Indian reservations, presen unique learning experiences, challenges, and triumphs. California’s San Diego County is distin­ guished by the fact that it has more Ameri­ can Indian reservations than any other county in the United States. While the res­ ervations are small, both in terms of popu­ lation and land mass, several tribal libraries have been developed over the past 12 years either through individual tribal initiatives or under an LSCA grant awarded to the San Diego County Library for the Indian Library Services Project (ILSP) from 1987 through 1989.1

The Tribal Library Project: Interns, American Indians, and library services: A look at the challenges