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A division of the American Library Association is helping promote the importance of multicultural resources for kids in U.S. libraries to help mark Children’s Day/Book Day today. children’s books feature nonwhite individuals, according to data compiled by the American Library Association [PDF]. The post Library Association Celebrates Diversity on Children’s Day appeared first on Associations Now MORE
The release of the latest edition of the American Library Association’s Top 10 Most Frequently Challenged Books list coincides with political attention being paid to censorship. The American Library Association’s list of frequently challenged books, a part of the ALA’s State of America’s Libraries Report , is always interesting to dive into. Usually, though, it’s all about the context—particularly at a given school or library. MORE
Heidi Letzmann, education and programs manager, American Association of Law Libraries. Q & A with Heidi Letzmann, education and programs manager, American Association of Law Libraries. Filed under: Best Practices , Young Professionals Tagged: American Association of Law Libraries , Event Gardeian of the Month , Heidi Letzmann. Best Practices Young Professionals American Association of Law Libraries Event Gardeian of the Month Heidi Letzmann MORE
” This is what Lily, the membership manager of a small Library Association wanted to accomplish. “I want to create a membership site where people can fill out a form and pay online to get access to my community and resources.” MORE
This new library will help us to maintain and advance George Washington’s timeless relevance in our fast-changing world. The Mount Vernon Ladies’ Association, originally founded to help save and preserve the estate of George Washington, worked for more than 150 years to open a library in honor of America’s first president. Smith National Library for the Study of George Washington, making it the only presidential library funded by private contributions. MORE
With the development of a new digital library, Tennessee high school students will be switching from print textbooks to online learning materials this school year. The post Tennessee Education Groups Create Digital Library for High Schoolers appeared first on Associations Now MORE
For the first time, the American Library Association is offering its main stage to GLBT Book Month, a long-running event that highlights the best in literature that reflects the gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender culture. The celebration, which was launched in the early 1990s as National Lesbian and Gay Book Month, is now underway with the backing of the American Library Association, the first time the group has represented the annual event. MORE
Over the weekend, the Black Caucus of the American Library Association (BCALA) planted a tree and placed a stone with it to honor the memory of Michael Brown, the teenager who was shot and killed by a police officer in Ferguson. Watson said they were “saddened that such a heartfelt gift from the library community was not met with acceptance.” The post American Library Association’s Ferguson Memorial Damaged appeared first on Associations Now MORE
Here’s perhaps the understatement of the century—sometimes email templates can be fussy. Who's with me on this? I think it's fair to say that, regardless of the platform, as marketers we've all peeled back the HTML veil to try and retrofit and/or augment our templates. MORE
By handing out bronze, silver, and gold stars, the Pennsylvania Library Association is recognizing libraries implementing an initiative to improve the state and its residents. To help recognize libraries working to improve their communities, the Pennsylvania Library Association has introduced the Star Library Program as an outgrowth of its existing PA Forward initiative. The program began with a small pilot of 19 libraries last spring. MORE
The American Library Association has been outspoken in criticizing the latest version of Adobe’s electronic reader software, which tracks the reading habits of its users—a major no-no in the library world. The American Library Association (ALA) wants to make sure that patrons’ reading choices stay private. Recently, ALA spoke up when privacy concerns were raised about a popular e-book reader used by thousands of libraries worldwide. MORE
The American Library Association’s Book Club Central aims to centralize resources for book clubs, encourage reading, and highlight libraries’ role in their communities. The American Library Association is creating an online platform called Book Club Central that provides reading resources for book clubs to use, including discussion questions and author bios. It is a great honor and privilege to partner with the American Library Association and Book Club Central. MORE
The Re:Create Coalition brings together various groups from the technology, trade, and library industries. A group of library, technology, and trade organizations have joined together to advocate for simpler and more transparent copyright laws. The post Tech, Trade, and Library Groups Form Copyright Mega-Coalition appeared first on Associations Now The alliance will advocate for less-stifling copyright laws that foster innovation. MORE
The post Best Benefit Ever: Reading Library appeared first on Associations Now The American Society of Radiologic Technologists has launched a new benefit that allows members to easily access continuing-education materials. What is it? The American Society of Radiologic Technologists (ASRT) is a professional association for people working in medical imaging and radiation therapy. MORE
The release of the latest edition of the American Library Association’s Top 10 Most Frequently Challenged Books list coincides with political attention being paid to censorship. The American Library Association’s list of frequently challenged books, a part of the ALA’s State of America’s Libraries Report , is always interesting to dive into. Usually, though, it’s all about the context—particularly at a given school or library. MORE
The American Library Association is asking the public to speak up against a decision by Macmillan to severely limit the number of e-books libraries can carry upon a title’s initial release. Faced with a decision by a major publisher that could negatively affect the ability of its members to carry new books, the American Library Association is trying a new tactic: It’s asking the public for help. It particularly harms library patrons with disabilities or learning issues. MORE
FORO 2007: The Transborder Library Forum. The Transborder Library Forum (FORO) began in 1989 at a local Arizona library conference where librarians from United States and Mexico recognized the need to create a network and events where they could meet and discuss issues of common interest while exchanging information and resources across borders. Listed below are links to weblogs that reference FORO 2007: The Transborder Library Forum : Comments. Executive Connections. MORE
ALA is working with the tech giant to make resources available to librarians in an effort to make exploring code as easy for kids as exploring a book at the library. Libraries have always been important places to learn, especially for kids—and they’ve never been exclusively about books. It’s in that spirit that the American Library Association joined forces with Google to teach kids something new—about coding. MORE
The American Library Association is launching a new Digital Inclusion Survey to better demonstrate the role libraries play in providing public access to technology. Documenting the impact of libraries in the digital age is more important than ever as government officials make difficult funding decisions with increasingly tightened public funds. I believe we all will be better equipped to make the case for libraries with data from this vital new study.”. MORE
With financial support from a federal agency, the Internet Archive is launching a program for libraries around the country to archive community websites in much the same way the Internet Archive’s Wayback Machine does. Libraries selected by the group will receive $25,000 worth of web-archiving services from the group, the equivalent of 500 gigabytes of content, along with a $3,500-per-year fund to attend meetings related to the Community Webs project. MORE
The American Association of Law Libraries’ 2019 Annual Meeting & Conference begins this weekend in Washington, DC. Organization: American Association of Law Libraries. Attendees have the chance to tour local library institutions during their time in DC. Among the options offered: visits to the American University Washington College of Law’s Pence Law Library, Law Library of Congress, and the Supreme Court Library. Rundown Attendees: 1,400. MORE
To promote the importance of open access, the Electrochemical Society is allowing everyone to access its digital library. Providing open access to its digital library is not inexpensive, Yess told Associations Now , so in order to complete phase two of its plan and open all content, ECS is planning to launch a fundraising campaign in the near future. “We The post Scientific Society Opens Its Digital Library for Open Access Week appeared first on Associations Now MORE
Seven years after the first tiny schoolhouse went up on a post, Little Free Libraries are everywhere. In an era where there’s always something new to read on a smartphone or laptop, the Little Free Library concept seems kind of antiquated. When I saw how people responded to the Little Free Library, my next question was: Would more people respond to it? The post How the Little Free Library Became Hugely Influential appeared first on Associations Now MORE
A story about the “controversial” make-over at the New York Public Library caught my eye. As you read the story, you’ll see a “divide” between those wanting a traditional library and those wanting a “wired library.”. Key quote from the story: For libraries in general, "this is a moment of transformation," library President Anthony Marx said in an interview. SCD Group association management associations AP libraries association executives ASAE MORE
The Young Adult Library Services Association hopes to attract more teens to their local libraries with an approach deeply rooted in social media and digital content. There once was a time when libraries frowned upon people using their mobile devices there. These conversations took place on a number of social media outlets, including Twitter, Google+, and Livestream, reports the tech- and library-centric site The Digital Shift. MORE
The post Easily Explore Resources with Higher Logic’s Redesigned Community Library appeared first on Higher Logic. Our library has a new look and feel, making it easier than ever for your online community members to explore resources. MORE
Hoping to introduce more diversity into library workforces, last year the Public Library Association kicked off its Inclusive Internship Initiative (III MORE
Library patrons have long had access to resources from Lynda.com, now known as LinkedIn Learning. But library organizations warn that a platform policy change could violate both patrons’ privacy and librarians’ ethics code. The American Library Association is raising concerns about a policy change by a LinkedIn subsidiary, citing its potential impact on library patrons’ privacy. MORE
When people think of libraries, they think of books. Here’s how the American Library Association has helped enable that mission around the country. Doors of libraries are open for all—including the homeless. For many, libraries have become a refuge. The American Library Association (ALA) has helped its members embrace this role in the community—guiding and helping libraries serve as welcoming spaces and resources for those without places to call home. MORE
Meetings & Conventions magazine has a great library of checklists that will help you in planning a wide range of events. The M&E library isn’t easy to find, but it includes 15 pages of lists including the following that I found very interesting: 1. Ritz Carlton Laguna Nigel – Courtesy of Ritz Carlton. I’m just back from a successful and well-executed client meeting at the Ritz Carlton Laguna Nigel in Dana Point, California. MORE
The Rhode Island Library Association is getting people talking with its new 2014 calendar featuring librarians and their tats. Try challenging a stereotype like the Rhode Island Library Association, which recently released a calendar of tattooed librarians. “It The 2014 “ Tattooed Librarians of the Ocean State ” calendar is also a fun way to raise awareness about libraries and librarians, Mehrer said: “It was something to do to try to get people talking about libraries again.”. MORE
As innovative maker spaces seem to be pushing out book stacks in school libraries, the American Association of School Librarians posits that there’s room for both—and that certified school librarians are the most qualified professionals to give students the best of both worlds. Job requirements include a teaching license and previous experience as an elementary school teacher; noticeably absent in the requirements are a library-related degree and certification. “As MORE
A coalition of library organizations has stepped into the legal showdown between the Federal Communications Commission and the telecommunications industry over open internet rules. The groups warn that a ruling favoring broadband providers could harm library services. As the Federal Communications Commission defends its net neutrality ruling in the courts, it has some big-name supporters from the world of libraries. MORE
Reporting on its first Digital Inclusion Survey, the American Library Association highlights how libraries are remaining relevant in the digital age—and how hard it is for them to keep up with technology’s quickening pace. If your local library doesn’t have working WiFi, it’s probably because the power’s out. Free wireless internet access is so common at libraries these days that just 2.5 MORE
neighborhood started its Little Free Library with books as “food” for the mind. Homeowner Jessica Bell founded and maintained the library in Briarwood Homeowners Association, a community of 202 single-family homes, by regularly stocking it with books. A Charlottesville, Va., MORE
Deanna Marcum, Associate Librarian for Library Services at the Library of Congress, has asked me to speak at the Kanazawa Institute of Technology (KIT) )/CLIR (Council of Library and Information Resources) International Roundtable for Library and Information Science in Japan this June. This is the fifteenth annual roundtable where Japanese, European, and American experts share views on the educational role of the research library in the age of information technology. MORE
The Obama Center, planned for Chicago’s South Side, could have a positive impact on the surrounding community—and a coalition aims to create a nonprofit to ensure the neighborhood gets an economic boost from the presidential library. Former President Barack Obama’s presidential library isn’t just going to be about honoring the nation’s first black president, though that’s part of it. MORE
With the Affordable Care Act’s health insurance exchanges set to come online in a few months, the American Library Association is teaming up with the federal government to help provide information about them to the public. The Affordable Care Act is a complex law, but libraries across the country will be helping people make sense of it later this year. More details: Why libraries? The library initiative will begin on Oct. MORE
Digital Inclusion The American Library Association recently launched a Digital Inclusion Survey to better understand the role libraries play in providing the public with access to technology. Over 5,000 libraries responded to the survey , for an 88 percent response rate. Public library openings are not typically big news events, so what makes the BiblioTech in San Antonio so special? It’s the country’s first public library with no books. MORE
The American Library Association supports eliminating overdue charges, calling them a “barrier to library services.” ” Meanwhile, its state counterpart in Wisconsin has endorsed legislation empowering libraries to use collection agencies to gather up unpaid late fees. This month, the city council of San Jose is expected to consider a proposal to change the way it handles late fees at its libraries. It is a detriment to people using the library. MORE
Through the Corporate Committee for Library Investment, organizations and businesses are banding together to help protect and secure federal funding for America’s libraries. Under the leadership of the American Library Association (ALA) and educational publishing company Gale, trade organizations, publishers, and other business have created the Corporate Committee for Library Investment to promote the value of American libraries. MORE
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Hoping to introduce more diversity into library workforces, last year the Public Library Association kicked off its Inclusive Internship Initiative (III
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Here’s perhaps the understatement of the century—sometimes email templates can be fussy. Who's with me on this? I think it's fair to say that, regardless of the platform, as marketers we've all peeled back the HTML veil to try and retrofit and/or augment our templates.
Associations Now
AUGUST 21, 2015
When people think of libraries, they think of books. Here’s how the American Library Association has helped enable that mission around the country. Doors of libraries are open for all—including the homeless. For many, libraries have become a refuge. The American Library Association (ALA) has helped its members embrace this role in the community—guiding and helping libraries serve as welcoming spaces and resources for those without places to call home.
Associations Now
JULY 24, 2019
Library patrons have long had access to resources from Lynda.com, now known as LinkedIn Learning. But library organizations warn that a platform policy change could violate both patrons’ privacy and librarians’ ethics code. The American Library Association is raising concerns about a policy change by a LinkedIn subsidiary, citing its potential impact on library patrons’ privacy.
Associations Now
JANUARY 10, 2017
By handing out bronze, silver, and gold stars, the Pennsylvania Library Association is recognizing libraries implementing an initiative to improve the state and its residents. To help recognize libraries working to improve their communities, the Pennsylvania Library Association has introduced the Star Library Program as an outgrowth of its existing PA Forward initiative. The program began with a small pilot of 19 libraries last spring.
Associations Now
JULY 11, 2019
The American Association of Law Libraries’ 2019 Annual Meeting & Conference begins this weekend in Washington, DC. Organization: American Association of Law Libraries. Attendees have the chance to tour local library institutions during their time in DC. Among the options offered: visits to the American University Washington College of Law’s Pence Law Library, Law Library of Congress, and the Supreme Court Library. Rundown Attendees: 1,400.
Associations Now
SEPTEMBER 12, 2019
The American Library Association is asking the public to speak up against a decision by Macmillan to severely limit the number of e-books libraries can carry upon a title’s initial release. Faced with a decision by a major publisher that could negatively affect the ability of its members to carry new books, the American Library Association is trying a new tactic: It’s asking the public for help. It particularly harms library patrons with disabilities or learning issues.
Association Navigator
JANUARY 29, 2013
Meetings & Conventions magazine has a great library of checklists that will help you in planning a wide range of events. The M&E library isn’t easy to find, but it includes 15 pages of lists including the following that I found very interesting: 1. Ritz Carlton Laguna Nigel – Courtesy of Ritz Carlton. I’m just back from a successful and well-executed client meeting at the Ritz Carlton Laguna Nigel in Dana Point, California.
Associations Now
DECEMBER 6, 2016
The post Best Benefit Ever: Reading Library appeared first on Associations Now The American Society of Radiologic Technologists has launched a new benefit that allows members to easily access continuing-education materials. What is it? The American Society of Radiologic Technologists (ASRT) is a professional association for people working in medical imaging and radiation therapy.
Associations Now
AUGUST 11, 2017
With financial support from a federal agency, the Internet Archive is launching a program for libraries around the country to archive community websites in much the same way the Internet Archive’s Wayback Machine does. Libraries selected by the group will receive $25,000 worth of web-archiving services from the group, the equivalent of 500 gigabytes of content, along with a $3,500-per-year fund to attend meetings related to the Community Webs project.
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Associations Now
JULY 12, 2016
As innovative maker spaces seem to be pushing out book stacks in school libraries, the American Association of School Librarians posits that there’s room for both—and that certified school librarians are the most qualified professionals to give students the best of both worlds. Job requirements include a teaching license and previous experience as an elementary school teacher; noticeably absent in the requirements are a library-related degree and certification. “As
Associations Now
MARCH 15, 2017
ALA is working with the tech giant to make resources available to librarians in an effort to make exploring code as easy for kids as exploring a book at the library. Libraries have always been important places to learn, especially for kids—and they’ve never been exclusively about books. It’s in that spirit that the American Library Association joined forces with Google to teach kids something new—about coding.
Associations Now
OCTOBER 20, 2015
To promote the importance of open access, the Electrochemical Society is allowing everyone to access its digital library. Providing open access to its digital library is not inexpensive, Yess told Associations Now , so in order to complete phase two of its plan and open all content, ECS is planning to launch a fundraising campaign in the near future. “We The post Scientific Society Opens Its Digital Library for Open Access Week appeared first on Associations Now
Associations Now
SEPTEMBER 2, 2015
A coalition of library organizations has stepped into the legal showdown between the Federal Communications Commission and the telecommunications industry over open internet rules. The groups warn that a ruling favoring broadband providers could harm library services. As the Federal Communications Commission defends its net neutrality ruling in the courts, it has some big-name supporters from the world of libraries.
Associations Now
AUGUST 4, 2016
Seven years after the first tiny schoolhouse went up on a post, Little Free Libraries are everywhere. In an era where there’s always something new to read on a smartphone or laptop, the Little Free Library concept seems kind of antiquated. When I saw how people responded to the Little Free Library, my next question was: Would more people respond to it? The post How the Little Free Library Became Hugely Influential appeared first on Associations Now
SCD Group
AUGUST 13, 2013
A story about the “controversial” make-over at the New York Public Library caught my eye. As you read the story, you’ll see a “divide” between those wanting a traditional library and those wanting a “wired library.”. Key quote from the story: For libraries in general, "this is a moment of transformation," library President Anthony Marx said in an interview. SCD Group association management associations AP libraries association executives ASAE
Associations Now
OCTOBER 23, 2013
The Rhode Island Library Association is getting people talking with its new 2014 calendar featuring librarians and their tats. Try challenging a stereotype like the Rhode Island Library Association, which recently released a calendar of tattooed librarians. “It The 2014 “ Tattooed Librarians of the Ocean State ” calendar is also a fun way to raise awareness about libraries and librarians, Mehrer said: “It was something to do to try to get people talking about libraries again.”.
Associations Now
JUNE 12, 2013
The Young Adult Library Services Association hopes to attract more teens to their local libraries with an approach deeply rooted in social media and digital content. There once was a time when libraries frowned upon people using their mobile devices there. These conversations took place on a number of social media outlets, including Twitter, Google+, and Livestream, reports the tech- and library-centric site The Digital Shift.
Associations Now
JUNE 3, 2015
For the first time, the American Library Association is offering its main stage to GLBT Book Month, a long-running event that highlights the best in literature that reflects the gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender culture. The celebration, which was launched in the early 1990s as National Lesbian and Gay Book Month, is now underway with the backing of the American Library Association, the first time the group has represented the annual event.
Associations Now
APRIL 21, 2015
Over the weekend, the Black Caucus of the American Library Association (BCALA) planted a tree and placed a stone with it to honor the memory of Michael Brown, the teenager who was shot and killed by a police officer in Ferguson. Watson said they were “saddened that such a heartfelt gift from the library community was not met with acceptance.” The post American Library Association’s Ferguson Memorial Damaged appeared first on Associations Now
Associations Now
MAY 6, 2015
The Re:Create Coalition brings together various groups from the technology, trade, and library industries. A group of library, technology, and trade organizations have joined together to advocate for simpler and more transparent copyright laws. The post Tech, Trade, and Library Groups Form Copyright Mega-Coalition appeared first on Associations Now The alliance will advocate for less-stifling copyright laws that foster innovation.
Associations Now
MARCH 22, 2017
The Obama Center, planned for Chicago’s South Side, could have a positive impact on the surrounding community—and a coalition aims to create a nonprofit to ensure the neighborhood gets an economic boost from the presidential library. Former President Barack Obama’s presidential library isn’t just going to be about honoring the nation’s first black president, though that’s part of it.
Associations Now
AUGUST 14, 2013
The American Library Association is launching a new Digital Inclusion Survey to better demonstrate the role libraries play in providing public access to technology. Documenting the impact of libraries in the digital age is more important than ever as government officials make difficult funding decisions with increasingly tightened public funds. I believe we all will be better equipped to make the case for libraries with data from this vital new study.”.
Associations Now
FEBRUARY 21, 2017
The American Library Association’s Book Club Central aims to centralize resources for book clubs, encourage reading, and highlight libraries’ role in their communities. The American Library Association is creating an online platform called Book Club Central that provides reading resources for book clubs to use, including discussion questions and author bios. It is a great honor and privilege to partner with the American Library Association and Book Club Central.
Associations Now
JULY 17, 2013
This new library will help us to maintain and advance George Washington’s timeless relevance in our fast-changing world. The Mount Vernon Ladies’ Association, originally founded to help save and preserve the estate of George Washington, worked for more than 150 years to open a library in honor of America’s first president. Smith National Library for the Study of George Washington, making it the only presidential library funded by private contributions.
Associations Now
OCTOBER 15, 2014
The American Library Association has been outspoken in criticizing the latest version of Adobe’s electronic reader software, which tracks the reading habits of its users—a major no-no in the library world. The American Library Association (ALA) wants to make sure that patrons’ reading choices stay private. Recently, ALA spoke up when privacy concerns were raised about a popular e-book reader used by thousands of libraries worldwide.
Associations Now
APRIL 6, 2016
The American Library Association supports eliminating overdue charges, calling them a “barrier to library services.” ” Meanwhile, its state counterpart in Wisconsin has endorsed legislation empowering libraries to use collection agencies to gather up unpaid late fees. This month, the city council of San Jose is expected to consider a proposal to change the way it handles late fees at its libraries. It is a detriment to people using the library.
Associations Now
APRIL 30, 2014
A division of the American Library Association is helping promote the importance of multicultural resources for kids in U.S. libraries to help mark Children’s Day/Book Day today. children’s books feature nonwhite individuals, according to data compiled by the American Library Association [PDF]. The post Library Association Celebrates Diversity on Children’s Day appeared first on Associations Now
Associations Now
JULY 2, 2013
With the Affordable Care Act’s health insurance exchanges set to come online in a few months, the American Library Association is teaming up with the federal government to help provide information about them to the public. The Affordable Care Act is a complex law, but libraries across the country will be helping people make sense of it later this year. More details: Why libraries? The library initiative will begin on Oct.
Associations Now
AUGUST 1, 2016
With the development of a new digital library, Tennessee high school students will be switching from print textbooks to online learning materials this school year. The post Tennessee Education Groups Create Digital Library for High Schoolers appeared first on Associations Now
Associations Now
APRIL 12, 2016
The release of the latest edition of the American Library Association’s Top 10 Most Frequently Challenged Books list coincides with political attention being paid to censorship. The American Library Association’s list of frequently challenged books, a part of the ALA’s State of America’s Libraries Report , is always interesting to dive into. Usually, though, it’s all about the context—particularly at a given school or library.
Associations Now
JULY 30, 2014
Reporting on its first Digital Inclusion Survey, the American Library Association highlights how libraries are remaining relevant in the digital age—and how hard it is for them to keep up with technology’s quickening pace. If your local library doesn’t have working WiFi, it’s probably because the power’s out. Free wireless internet access is so common at libraries these days that just 2.5
Ungrated
SEPTEMBER 28, 2020
neighborhood started its Little Free Library with books as “food” for the mind. Homeowner Jessica Bell founded and maintained the library in Briarwood Homeowners Association, a community of 202 single-family homes, by regularly stocking it with books. A Charlottesville, Va.,
Associations Now
APRIL 12, 2016
The release of the latest edition of the American Library Association’s Top 10 Most Frequently Challenged Books list coincides with political attention being paid to censorship. The American Library Association’s list of frequently challenged books, a part of the ALA’s State of America’s Libraries Report , is always interesting to dive into. Usually, though, it’s all about the context—particularly at a given school or library.
Executive Connections
MARCH 16, 2007
FORO 2007: The Transborder Library Forum. The Transborder Library Forum (FORO) began in 1989 at a local Arizona library conference where librarians from United States and Mexico recognized the need to create a network and events where they could meet and discuss issues of common interest while exchanging information and resources across borders. Listed below are links to weblogs that reference FORO 2007: The Transborder Library Forum : Comments. Executive Connections.
Aaron Wolowiec
JULY 31, 2015
Heidi Letzmann, education and programs manager, American Association of Law Libraries. Q & A with Heidi Letzmann, education and programs manager, American Association of Law Libraries. Filed under: Best Practices , Young Professionals Tagged: American Association of Law Libraries , Event Gardeian of the Month , Heidi Letzmann. Best Practices Young Professionals American Association of Law Libraries Event Gardeian of the Month Heidi Letzmann
Associations Now
MAY 18, 2017
Through the Corporate Committee for Library Investment, organizations and businesses are banding together to help protect and secure federal funding for America’s libraries. Under the leadership of the American Library Association (ALA) and educational publishing company Gale, trade organizations, publishers, and other business have created the Corporate Committee for Library Investment to promote the value of American libraries.
Wild Apricot
SEPTEMBER 10, 2021
” This is what Lily, the membership manager of a small Library Association wanted to accomplish. “I want to create a membership site where people can fill out a form and pay online to get access to my community and resources.”
Executive Connections
APRIL 20, 2010
Deanna Marcum, Associate Librarian for Library Services at the Library of Congress, has asked me to speak at the Kanazawa Institute of Technology (KIT) )/CLIR (Council of Library and Information Resources) International Roundtable for Library and Information Science in Japan this June. This is the fifteenth annual roundtable where Japanese, European, and American experts share views on the educational role of the research library in the age of information technology.
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