Thanks to the commenter who pointed out that I forgot to say who wrote this – I’m Juliane Schneider, Candidate for Division Chair-Elect! This question poses two challenges: first, find [...] Read More »
This is from Pam Enrici, running for Division Cabinet Chair. I’ve done division programming three times and these are my observations from over the years. Programming In my estimation programming needs [...] Read More »
SLA has received several donations to the Loyalty Club, our growing fundraising program now in its second year. The Loyalty Club was started to allow members to support programs that [...] Read More »
Congratulations to SLA members William Cook and Sarah Young, the winners of President Deb Hunt’s “Get on the Beach” member recruitment campaign. William recruited ten members and was the grand [...] Read More »
Ed Strable, a longtime information professional with the J. Walter Thompson Company in Chicago and president of SLA in 1972-1973, died 17 May at the age of 91. His library [...] Read More »
A vacation, especially to the right place (see question 4), can be a refreshing break from the daily grind. But nothing can dull the shine from a vacation like returning [...] Read More »
As a poster child for a non-traditional path into librarianship, I firmly believe that our profession is full of information professionals who do not fall under the stereotype of librarian. [...] Read More »
I’ve worked in a variety of positions in my career thus far: engineering librarian, business & marketing librarian, manager of a fee-based research service, director of a management library, and [...] Read More »
Learn to develop the vision, mission, and values statements for aligning knowledge management and knowledge services with organizational priorities in KMKS103, an upcoming course from SLA’s Click University. Organizational effectiveness [...] Read More »
The best way to keep our conference vibrant and viable is to listen to our members on ways to improve what we do. This year, SLA implemented the “Feedback Pack” [...] Read More »
