SLA is an international organization.How can SLA involve and reach out more to members outside North America? Question 5 Division Cabinet Chair Candidates, Pam Enrici

The first thing I would do would be to talk to members from the various international chapters and find out why they joined and stay in SLA.  Then, if possible, […] Read More »

What sort of advices would you give to professionals, both newly minted and more seasoned professionals, who might be interested in non-traditional career paths? Question 3 Division Cabinet Chair Candidates, Pam Enrici

If you are looking at a non-traditional path, there is not one exact way to do.  The following are what I consider common sense suggestions on how to look for […] Read More »

What sort of advice would you give to professionals, both newly minted and more seasoned? Tony Landolt, Candiate for Director

Network, network and keep focus on learning!  Hello, my name is Tony Landolt and I am running for the position of Director.  Over the past 20+ years that I have […] Read More »

Question 5: How can SLA involve and reach out more to members outside North America? Moy McIntosh, Candidate for Director

I think many of us don’t know how other chapters work let alone the international chapters. Do they meet monthly, weekly, yearly, do they focus on the educational or bring […] Read More »

#SLAtalk Roundup! Q & A with 2014 SLA President-Elect Candidates

With the SLA Board of Directors election opening on September 4th, we were thrilled to open the #SLAtalk twitter chat series to a Q & A session with our 2 […] Read More »

As an International Association, How is SLA Meeting Your Needs? – Leslie Reynolds, Candidate for President-Elect

Those of you outside of North America: how is SLA meeting your needs and what more could the Association do to help you thrive as an information professional?   We […] Read More »

SLA is an international organisation. How can SLA involve and reach out more to members outside North America? Bethan Rudddock, candidate for Director

The international aspect of SLA is one of my favourite things about the association! As a non-North American member I’ve always been very pleased by how I’ve been accepted: not […] Read More »

SLA Challenges Members to Learn, Grow, and Contribute – Leslie Reynolds, Candidate for President-Elect

For more than a decade, SLA has offered me challenges to learn, grow, and contribute.  I’d been a member of SLA since library school in the early 1990s, but it […] Read More »

Changing SLA’s Perspective from an International Organization to a Global Organization – Valerie Ryder, Chapter Cabinet Chair-Elect Candidate

Question 5: SLA is an international organization. How can SLA involve and reach out more to members outside North America? Valerie Ryder, Candidate for Chapter Cabinet Chair-Elect SLA membership growth […] Read More »

How can SLA involve and reach out to members outside North America? — Juliane Schneider, Candidate for Div. Cab. Chair-Elect

Hi, this is Juliane Schneider, candidate for Division Cabinet Chair-Elect. Reaching out to members outside North America is tough right off the bat because of the time difference.  It’s difficult […] Read More »

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