The July-August issue of Information Outlook is now available to SLA members. Not an SLA member? Join today. Start managing your online reputation. Stop serving everyone in your organization. Learn project management [...] Read More »
Join other information and knowledge professionals in August for KMKS103 Knowledge Strategy: Developing the Enterprise-Wide Knowledge Culture. Organizational effectiveness begins with an enterprise-wide knowledge culture. KMKS103 provides guidelines for developing [...] Read More »
The best-kept secrets at SLA Annual Conferences are the contributed paper sessions, which feature SLA members sharing their research and scholarship with their colleagues and peers. At SLA 2013, papers [...] Read More »
SLA has helped and encouraged me to tune into the future of our profession. As a result, I’ve come to the conclusion that we must learn to innovate to survive. [...] Read More »
My name is Moy McIntosh and I’m running for Director. When I was first entering the profession SLA was great because with the diverse group of careers held by our [...] Read More »
My name is Juliane Schneider and I’m a candidate for Division Cabinet Chair-Elect. Considering that my first interaction with SLA was them giving me money via a travel grant to [...] Read More »
Question 4: How has involvement with SLA over the years helped you grow professionally and personally? Valerie Ryder, Candidate for Chapter Cabinet Chair-Elect Throughout my career, SLA has been my [...] Read More »
Saying goodbye to anything you’ve done that long is hard. – Angela Ruggiero In January 2011, I (Jill Hurst-Wahl) joined the SLA Board of Directors after being elected by you. I joined already [...] Read More »
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Which library characteristics correlate most closely with a parent organization’s profitability? How can a special library or information center help connect people to each other instead of to collections? How [...] Read More »
