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Whether students aspire to be doctors, lawyers, ministers, or librarians, there is an academic program to suit their needs in the Minneapolis/St. Paul area, the site of the 2005 ACRL National Conference. As one of the largest metropolitan areas in Minnesota (population nearly 3 million), it is home to more than 30 academic in­ stitutions. Each of the Twin Cities is home to two law schools; St. Paul has two seminaries; and Minneapolis has two art schools. The University of Minnesota offers degrees in more than 300 fields, and the number of four­year colleges, community and tech­ nical schools, seminaries, bible colleges, and smaller universities is impressive for a community of its size. The libraries at these institutions have a long tradition of working together. Co­ operating Libraries in Consortium (CLIC) is a group of the libraries of eight private colleges and universities in the Twin Cities. They share a catalog and, true to their name, they cooperate in many areas of library service. Minnesota’s statewide cooperative groups include the MINITEX Library Information Network—which links academic, public, state government, and special libraries in Minnesota and the Da­ kotas—and MNLINK, the statewide virtual library. Perhaps related to the large number of colleges and universities in the area, the public libraries in the Minneapolis/St. Paul area are very popular and heavily used. The Hennepin County Library, which serves the suburbs of Minneapolis, consistently ranks among the top ten libraries (among those serving populations of more than 500,000) in the country. The Central Library of the Minneapolis Public Library is currently in temporary quarters about a mile from the Con­

Colleges and universities in the Twin cities and their libraries: Sites to visit during ACRL’s National Conference