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 »
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 »
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 »
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 »
SLA elections are in September. The SLA Cabinet Officers are hosting a Meet the Candidates series of webinars to provide all members the opportunity to learn more about the individuals [...] Read More »
